Thyme ct. thymol

Overview

Powerful anti-infectious, short use

Latin name : Thymus vulgaris

Technical Sheet

Chemotype

Thymol (30-50%), p-cymene (15-35%)

Plant Part

sommites fleuries

Extraction

distillation vapeur

Administration Routes

orale (diluee), cutanee (diluee)

Max cutaneous dilution : 5%

Therapeutic Properties

• Powerful antibacterial
• Antiviral
• Antifungal
• General tonic
• Immune stimulant

Indications

• ENT infections
• Bronchitis
• Intestinal infections
• Asthenia

Recommended Dosage

1-2 drops diluted on support, max 7 days

Contraindications

• Pregnant and breastfeeding women
• Children < 12 years
• Liver failure

Safety Profile

• Pregnancy : ✗ Not recommended
• Breastfeeding : ✗ Not recommended
• Children : ✗ Not recommended