Diuretic, carminative and antiseptic - used for bladder infections, digestion, arthritis and more.
The dried, mature juniper berries are diuretic and antiseptic. They can be used to treat mild bladder infections or irritations, where they will increase urine output and help reduce bacteria populations. Juniper berries should not, however, be used where there is chronic kidney infection, since the oils are too stimulating and may be irritating to the kidneys. Juniper berries are also carminative and can be taken before a meal, at which time they will stimulate the digestive juices of the stomach and aid in digestion. The berries are often used in preparing wild meats, enhancing the flavor and supporting digestion.
Externally, a poultice of the crushed berries can be applied to inflamed joint areas in rheumatism or arthritis.
With a scent that's sweet, musky, and tenacious,
this middle-note oil has an odor intensity of about three out of five.
Blending companions include lavender, rosemary, woods, and spices. Juniper
oil has been used to hel...
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