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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Essential Oil Glossary


This great Glossary- For use with Truessence essential oils is from Amy Lindstrom. Owner of Sentsational Health & Wellness. LLC.
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Glossary-

Analgesic: relieves pain

Anaphrodisiac: suppresses sexual desire

Anti-infectious: prevents or relieves infection

Anti-inflammatory: reduces inflammation

Anti-irritant: relieves irritation, inflammation

Anti-putrefier: prevents decay

Antiallergenic: relieves or controls allergy symptoms

Antianemic: prevents or reverses anemia

Anticatarrhal: reduces mucus and inflammation of mucosa

Anticonvulsant: inhibits seizures

Antidepressant: alleviates depression

Antidiarrheal: counteracts diarrhea

Antidote: neutralizes or counteracts effect of poison

Antihelminthic: expels worms

Antihemorrhagic: slows/stops bleeding

Antimicrobic: kills or suppresses growth of microbes

Antineuralgic: relieves neuralgia

Antioxidant: protects cells from oxidation

Antiparasitic: destroys or inhibits parasites

Antiphlogistic: combats inflammation

Antipruritic: relieves itching

Antiputrescent: antiseptic; prevents or slows decay


Antipyretic: reduces fever

Antirheumatic: relieves or prevents rheumatism

Antisclerotic: helps prevent hardening of tissue

Antiseborrheic: reduces secretion of sebaceous glands

Antiseptic: destroys microbes

Antispasmodic: suppresses spasms

Antitoxic: counteracts toxin or poison

Antitussive: relieves coughing

Antiviral: inhibits or destroys virus

Aperitif: beverage taken as appetizer before a large meal

Aphrodisiac: arouses sexual desire

Astringent: tightens tissue; reduces oil or secretions

Bactericidal: destroys bacteria

Bacteriostat: inhibits growth of bacteria

Balsamic: softens phlegm

Carminative: flatulence expelling

Catarrh: mucosa inflammation; increased mucus discharge

Cephalic: remedy for headache or head disorders

Cholagogic: increases bile

Cicatrizant: promotes wound healing and scar formation

Choleretic: stimulates bile production

Cordial: stimulant and tonic

Cytophylactic: protects cells


Cytotoxic: toxic to cells

Depurative: purifies blood and internal organs

Diaphoretic: aids digestion

Diuretic: increases urine production, rids excess fluid

Emmenagogue: stimulates menstruation

Expectorant: promotes discharge of mucus or phlegm

Febrifuge: reduces fever

Fungicidal: destroys fungi

Galactagogue: induces milk secretion

Haemostatic: stops bleeding

Hepatic: pertaining to the liver

Homeostatic: promotes metabolic balance in the body

Hypotensive: lowers blood pressure

Immunostimulant: stimulates immune system

Insecticide: destroys insects

Larvacide: kills insect larvae

Laxative: relieves constipation

Lipolytic: breaks down fat

Menorrhagic: stimulates menstruation

Nervine: strengthening or calming to the nervous system

Neuralgia: pain caused by nerve irritation or damage

Ophthalmic: relating to the eye

Orexigenic: stimulates appetite

Parasiticide: kills parasites

Prophylactic: prevents disease

Purgative: strong laxative

Restorative: corrective; strengthening

Revitalizing: strength restoring

Rubefacient: produces redness of skin

Rubescent: reddening

Secretomotory: stimulates secretion

Sedative: calming

Spasmolytic: relieves or prevents spasms

Splenic: relating to the spleen


Stomachic: promotes good stomach function

Sudorific: causes sweating

Tonic: strengthens and fortifies

Tonifying: nourishing, supportive, strengthening

Vasoconstrictor: narrows blood vessels

Vasodilatory: dilates blood vessels

Vermicide: destroys worms

Vermifuge: destroys or expels worms

Vulnerary: heals wounds

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