Cade Essential Oil (Rectified ) – Juniperus Oxycedrus

Cade Essential Oil (Rectified)  100% Pure & Natural

INCI – Juniperus Oxycedrus

Origin : India

Parts used : Stems, Twigs & Heartwood

Process : Steam or Aqua Distillation

Colour : Dark Brown

Odour : Woody and smoky odor

Other Names : Juniper Tar, Prickly Juniper

Warning : Cade oil is known to contain carcinogenic polyaromatic hydrocarbons, which are reduced to 1 ppb by the rectification process. This plant contains principles that may be responsible for the development of cancerous tumours.  Treatments over four weeks should be monitored by your doctor.

Prohibited by IFRA for fragrance use—last amended Apr 2004 – SEE ATTACHMENT

But the Rectified oil is permitted by IFRA

Adulteration: Many times Cade oil is adulterated with birch, pine, tar, petrol, spirit, etc. Users should be careful about its source. Cade oil should be used carefully & in minimum quantities to avoid damage to the skin. It is better if you can consult a registered aromatherapy practitioner. Treatments with cade essential oil should not continue for long to prevent damage by accumulation.

Uses : Cade oil is also considered a spiritual oil. In India it has been widely used in the manufacturing of incense. Especially used during prayers, meditation, and pranayama. Use a few drops in diffusers, room fresheners, vaporisers or aromatic candles during prayers and meditation. It is also used in alleviating negative energies, realigning chakra energies, and balancing emotional elements of the system.

Regular meditation, physical exercises, prayers, and pranayama assisted with Cade oil an aid in spiritual gain. and elevate your bonding with the divine. Sandalwood Oil also has similar properties

Cade essential oil has also been used in veterinary practice, externally on horses and other animals, to treat ulcers, scabies, worms and parasites. In falconry, cade essential oil can be used to strengthen the nails and beaks of birds and horses’ hooves after shoeing them.

Cade essential oil has also been in use since ancient times in the treatment of pain, joint aches, leprosy, toothaches, snake bites, lice, dandruff, cancer, peptic ulcers, pneumonia, high blood pressure, skin irritation, bronchitis, diarrhoea, itching and many other infections.

Cade oil has very strong antifungal properties. It fights against the growth of fungus and checks various fungal infections like ringworm, athlete’s foot, dandruff, etc. This property is attributed to its presence of chemical constituents tested by GC-MS and its 42 compounds that represent 96.73% of total oil.

Major chemical constituents: α-pinene (39.63%), manoyl oxide (12.34), Z-caryophyllene (4.1%), and extensively high amounts of monoterpene hydrocarbons and sesquiterpenes. The existence of these strong properties makes the oil prove best in its antifungal activities.

Cade oil can be mixed with lavender (4 drops of cade + 2 drops lavender)

When added to a bath, it can fight against bacteria, fungi, viruses and other microbial infections.

You can add 4 drops of cade oil to 2 drops of coconut oil and apply directly to the fungal infection.

Add 2-3 drops of cade oil to 1-2 drops of cashew nut oil and apply directly to the warts on a regular basis.