Description

Beneficial St. John’s Wort Oil from the Holy Cell of the Archangels

St. John’s Wort Oil from the Holy Cell of the Archangels, which belongs to the Holy Monastery of Hilandar, is a genuine natural and Mount Athos product. With knowledge and passion, the monks collect herbs and create beneficial oils.

St. John’s Wort Oil: Properties

St. John’s Wort Oil has been recognized since antiquity until today for its many beneficial properties. It is made from sedge which is one of the most important flowers of the Greek fauna. According to tradition, it has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, astringent and healing properties. It is considered beneficial for healing wounds, bruises and first-degree burns.

It helps significantly with stomach pain, stomach ulcers, sourness, heartburn, constipation, headache, hemorrhoids, chills, burns, rashes, skin problems, pimples, eczema, psoriasis, varicose veins, calluses and even insomnia.

St. John’s Wort Oil: Use

St. John’s wort oil is used for spreading or lightly rubbing the part that hurts if we suffer from rheumatism. You can even soak a gauze with a small amount of St. John’s wort oil and apply topical dressings. It is great for relaxing massage.

St. John’s wort oil can also be used as drinking. It is considered beneficial in cases of colitis, painful digestion and other stomach upset.

St. John’s Wort Oil: Dosage

For stomach problems, it is recommended to consume one tablespoon every morning or, alternatively, one teaspoon in the morning before eating and one in the evening before bedtime, for a couple of weeks.

For spreads with St. John’s Wort Oil:

We clean the area where the problem exists. Then spread a sufficient amount of St. John’s Wort Oil and leave it for half to an hour to be absorbed. It is used daily, two to three times a day, until the problem is eliminated.

It is advisable not to use it without consulting a doctor, especially by people with hypertension.

Do not use before sun exposure.

Origin: Holy Cell of Archangels (Savvaion), Holy Monastery of Hilandar
Net Weight: 100ml