Tea Tree essential oil

Botanical name: Melaleuca alternifolia
Distilled part: Rameau
Botanical family: Myrtaceae
Origin: South Africa
Chemical composition:
 - Monoterpenes: Alpha and Beta Pinene, Alpha and Delta Cadinene, Alpha and Gamma Terpinene (8 and 17%), Limonene, Myrcene, Para Cymene (17%), Terpinolene
 - Monoterpenols (45 to 50%): Alpha Terpineol, Cis and Trans Thujanol 4, P Cymenol 8, Terpinene 1 ol 4 (25 to 45%)
 - Oxides: 1.8 Cineole (5 to 9%)
 - Sesquiterpenes: Aromadendrene, Beta Caryophyllene, Viridifloral

Danger: May irritate certain skin 

Legend: * powerful,** very powerful;*** extremely powerful (power value for the associated pathology) 

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS:
 - Abscess*, Mouth ulcer*, Gingivitis*, Stomatitis*
 - Anti-infectious*, Antiseptic*, Fungicide*, Virucidal*, Broad-spectrum bactericide*
 - Bronchitis*, Acute nasopharyngitis*, Angina*, Otitis*
 - Asthenia* - Candidiasis* (oral*, chronic*, vaginal*
 - Fungicide*, Vermicide (roundworm)*
 - Operative shock linked to anesthetic (preventive)**
 - Sunburn, and before exposure to the sun (preventive)**
 - Gynecological candidiasis infection*
 - Dry eczema* - Superinfected emphysema*
 - Enterocolitis* (bacterial*, candida*, parasitic*, viral*
 - Parasiticide (hookworm, giardiasis)° 

EMOTIONAL, PSYCHIC PROPERTIES AND THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS:
 - Fidgety, trembling before menstruation and worse during menstruation
 - Chilliness
 - Inner agitation, depression and nervous exhaustion
 - Balancing 

Reference and bibliographic source: Lily BAYER and Dr Hervé STAUB, (2013) “In-depth treatise on Phyto and Aromatherapy”, Ed. Grancher. p. 577.

 INDICATIONS IN AROMATHERAPY AND THE USE OF ESSENTIAL OILS DO NOT CONSTITUTE A MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AND DO NOT REPLACE THE ADVICE OF A DOCTOR OR MEDICAL TREATMENT !