Wonda Oil

Posted in DRP, Products

Wonda Oil is made up of 100% pure natural Malaleuca Alternifolia tree also known as tea tree oil.

Melaleuca alternifolia

Melaleuca alternifolia has been used to treat all different sorts of infections, and has long been revered for its antiseptic properties.  The leaves of the  melaleuca  tree have been used by the aborigines for centuries, to heal cuts, wounds and skin infections.

Melaleuca alternifolia, or  tea tree , is one of the most widely-used homeopathic antiseptics.  The oil from the tea tree is helpful to treat stings, wounds, burns, and a variety of skin infections.  It is also used as an antibacterial, an antifungal, and an antiviral. It is native to Australia and has been used as medicinal treatments for centuries by the Aborigines.  Research has been conducted on its therapeutic properties, making it popular across Australia, Europe, and North America.

What is Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil is has antiviral properties, even against the herpes simplex virus. German researchers tested tea tree oil against the herpes simplex virus 1 and 2. This study, reported by The National Institute of Health, revealed that tea tree oil exhibits high levels of antiviral activity against the HSV 1 and 2 viruses. There are an increasing number of viruses that have become resistant to antiviral medications. Not only is tea tree oil effective, it is also a natural alternative to prescription medication.

Tea tree oil contains antiseptic compounds that are a very effective skin disinfectant. Tea tree oil has been successfully applied to a number of fungal infections and is particularly good for relieving the symptoms of  athlete’s foot . Tea tree oil will eradicate or improve the symptoms of athlete’s foot with continuous daily use. Apply 2-3 drops of 100% tea tree oil to the infection sites twice daily.

Tea tree oil  can treat acne, ear infections, gout, head colds, diabetic gangrene, dandruff, bronchitis, bladder infections, asthma and bad breath.  To relieve acne, apply the tea tree oil twice daily with a facial wash.  Bronchitis can be treated by massaging it into the chest and bathing in a hot bath with tea tree oil drops added. Bad breath can be reduced by brushing with tea tree oil and baking soda.

Tea tree oil  has healing properties, beauty applications and uses around the home.  It’s the type of substance that can be applied to ward off bugs, treat skin disorders, and heal the skin.  It soothes, softens and disinfects the skin.  The benefits of tea tree oil are significant.  It even has household uses, both cleansing and deodorizing the home.

Tea Tree Oil Usage

Tea Tree Oil is used to get rid of lice.  Tea tree oil doesn’t just kill bacteria, fungus, and mites. It does a pretty good number on lice as well—any lice: pubic lice, body lice, and head lice. Treating lice with tea tree oil is a matter of patience in some cases because not all shampoos have a concentration of tea tree oil that’s high enough to kill the lice. You may want to consider concocting your own lice killing shampoo by mixing 100% pure tea tree oil with an all natural soap, like castille soap. The ratio of tea tree oil to soap is really a crap-shoot in most instances, simply because people have varying lengths of hair and skin sensitivities.

Tea Tree Oil may also be used to get rid of infection.  When we say that tea tree oil has antimicrobial properties, we’re talking about its effects more explicitly on bacteria, and it kills them bacteria real good! One particular brand of burn gel actually lists tea tree oil as its active ingredient. Mixing a liberal dose of tea tree oil to your own natural lotion can make for a rather effective antibiotic cream. However, it should be noted that some studies suggest tea tree oil—more specifically the compound Terpinen-4-ol—may not kill all of the infection causing bacteria, and may promote the accumulation of bacteria strains that are more resistant to tea tree oil and other antibiotics. Just be warned that this is a possibility, not a certainty.

Tea tree oil can be used as a shoe deodorizer. The idea is simple: apply a sufficient amount of tea tree oil to a ball of cotton or a small cotton cloth to cover the inside of your shoes. Spread evenly and methodically, and allow the oil some time to set in. Doing this once a week can help reduce the obnoxious smell that can be associated with leather shoes. Mind you, leather shoes are expensive, so you may want to try this on a cheaper pair of shoes before moving on to the shoes you bought at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Tea tree oil is used for pest control, but studies suggest that tea tree oil’s effectiveness as a pest control agent is negligible, at best. However, tea tree oil does do a pretty good job at getting rid of mites and other small garden pests. One tablespoon of pure tea tree oil in a spray bottle makes for a pretty good insecticidal spray, but I wouldn’t bet the farm on it if you’re dealing with larger, more voracious pests like Japanese Beetles.

Tea tree oil can be used for cleaning. Since we’ve established that tea tree oil has anti-fungal properties, it’s only nature to assume that it might be used as a way to clean mold. Several drops of pure tea tree oil in a spray bottle filled with plain tap water can be used to treat mildew in bathrooms, kitchens, and other humid areas where mold grows best. You can also add a spoonful of tea tree oil to your laundry to help get rid of moldy clothes and linens.

Tea Tree Oil and It’s Benefits

Tea tree oil benefits  are wide ranging.  Tea tree oil has medicinal properties and is commonly used in treating ailments that are a result of fungal infections, infections that require antiseptic attention such as fungal nail infections and sever cases of acne. Tea tree oil is also used for treating the common cold and other viral infections.  Tea tree oil can also be used around the house to combat an invasion of ants, fleas or almost any other pest problem you may encounter.  Tea tree oil can also be found in a combination of other products such as lotions, tropical ointments and shampoo and conditioners.

Other tea tree oil benefits include the ability to ease the symptoms of athlete’s foot, ringworm, colds, cold sores, sinusitis, and yeast infections.  Hair-related issues like dandruff, itchy scalp, and head lice also respond to the oil.  Rinsing with tea tree oil solution can help with bad breath and other oral-care issues, but users are warned to never swallow the oil.

For larger acne blemishes that are painful, it is best to apply tea tree oil acne remedies if the pores are open. To open the pores, position the acne-affected area a foot away from the surface of steaming water that has been removed from the stove. Be careful not to burn yourself. Create a steam shower covering the head to let the steam rise to the face. Do it for 10 minutes. When the pores are already open, apply the tea tree oil. For the inflammation and  pain  to subside faster, let it stay over the night.

In order to kill the acnes, the one of most interesting of tea tree oil benefits is this oil is be able to cure all kind of infections that caused by various of organism like fungus, bacteria, and any other. Therefore, using  tea tree oil acne  is like using both anti acne and disinfectant in a row. You can also find tea tree oil body acne to kill some acne that may attacked your body skin. It is also effective to kill cystic acne that may attack adolescents.

Oral:  Use tea tree oil as a mouth wash.  It is great for healing oral infections.  Some special tea tree oil benefits are that it is a natural cure for bad breath, gingivitis, inflamed gums, and plaque.  Use it to kill mouth bacteria before dental surgery and to reduce mouth irritation caused by dental procedures.   Put 3 drops of Tea Tree Oil to a cup of warm water and use it as a mouthwash two to three times daily.   Be sure to spit out and do not swallow the tea tree oil mouthwash.

–

Oil of Plant M. Alternifolia

Ingredient : 100% Pure Natural

Disclaimer : The benefits, reviews & quotations are for educational purposes only. To apply them to your situation, please consult your physician before partaking in any suggested form of diet or supplementary intake. Newlife International and/or newlife-today.com will not in anyway be held liable for any form of injury or misuse. However, if you have any questions at all about the product, contact us and we will help you.