Cade Essential Oil
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Cade essential oil is obtained by destructive distillation from the branches and heartwood and this gives the oil a smoky scent. Creosol is created which is a powerful skin antiseptic. Pharmaceuticals use Cade oil in many of their skin preparations. Essential oils are made from the berries, needles, and the heartwood. Cade is used widely in perfume industry, especially in men's fragrances and the food industry giving foods a smoky flavor. Veterinary practitioners use the oil for parasitic skin problems. Creosol is a constituent in cade. In Greek, the word cresote means "flesh-saving" which refers to the powerful antiseptic action it has on the skin. This oil is often adulterated to change the color to blackish brown instead of dark red brown. Color changes can only be seen in a clear glass bottle up to the light. Since the oil is sold in amber glass bottles, it is very difficult to tell the color. A skin test does not work.
Additional Information
| Product No. | 01-cad00-group |
|---|---|
| GCC | DE-FR-GP Spain |
| Common Name | Cade, Juniper Tar, Prickly Cedar |
| Scientific Name | Juniperus oxycedrus |
| Family Name | Cupressaceae (Cypress) |
| Indigenous Country | Southern Europe |
| Country Of Production | Spain, North Africa |
| History | Cade has been used for snakebites, leprosy, soothe toothaches, kill lice and their eggs, and heal skin conditions. It was introduced into French medicine in the middle of the 19th century to treat skin irritation. |
| history_cont | No |
| Plant Description | A large evergreen shrub growing to 35 feet high with long, dark green color beneath the needles and dark green underneath creating brownish-black berries growing in clusters. |
| Parts Processed | Branches, heartwood. |
| Processing Methods | Destructive distillation produces crude oil or tar that is further distilled or rectified. |
| Color Range | Dark red brown to dark brown. |
| Chemical Constituents | Class: Alcohol. Cadinene, creosol, cadinol, p-creosol, guaiacol. |
| Yin/Yang | Yin |
| Physical Uses | Analgesic, antimicrobial, antipruritic, antiseptic, disinfectant, parasiticide, vermifuge. Used for cuts, dandruff, dermatitis, eczema and to relieve aches and pains. |
| Physical_Uses_cont | No |
| Mental Uses | There is a reason for all things. All experiences are valuable. I love myself and my body. |
| Emotional Uses | Traumatic abuse causing or wanting release from the physical, fear of feeling, numb TO grounding into the body without fear, safe, laughing, great sense of humor. |
| Spiritual Uses | Can indicate that you have been the victim of serious abuse. This abuse has been so severe that your energy bodies are out of alignment. Your spiritual nature is not fully present in your physical form. It is time to forgive and let go of the abuse. What |
| Spiritual_Uses_Cont | was it trying to tell you? It is now time for you to re-enter the physical world and realign with your soul. Can you forgive your soul for needing certain experiences for its growth? Cade brings about soul realignment with the physical. |
| Applications | Bath (can stain the tub), massage, mist spray, food. |
| Warnings/Contraindications | Non-toxic in low dosages. |
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