OilGrow’s pure natural Coriander Seed (Coriandrum sativumessential) oil might be useful for aiding digestion while also relieving arthritic pain.

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About Coriander Seed

Coriander Seed (Coriandrum sativum) is proudly sourced from South Africa.  It has a slightly pungent but sweet and spicy fragrance. Coriander Seed essential oil is a warm oil and also a top note. The oil has a spicy taste but rather don’t taste it straight from the bottle. You can take it internally if done so responsibly.  See our responsible usage guide here.

Main Chemical Compounds

The main chemical compounds found in our Coriander Seed essential oil are linalool (between 40-80%), γ-terpinene (up to 13%), α-pinene (up to 7%).  These are also present but to a lesser extend: camphor, decanal geranyl acetate, limonene, geraniol, camphene, and D-limonene. In studies, linalool prove to posess potential sedative qualities when inhaled, linalool can help promote relaxation and enhance sleep quality.

Benefits

Coriander Seed essential oil is a known It is a great immune booster, which is why we used it in our Boost blend which can be taken internally for supporting the immune system. When the body is under respiratory pressure this essential oil might be beneficial to the lungs – especially when effected by the measles virus.

It acts on the digestive system in relieving winds or gas and cramps.  It might even have a positive effect on bad breath. Add it to your oil pulling routine. As a general cleanser, it helps rid the body of toxins. It has a tonic effect on the spleen.

Coriander Seed oil might t is said to be a strong pain killer. Especially for rheumatic and arthritic pain.  This oil is also a great muscle spasm relaxant.  It might even help relieve headaches.

Furthermore, it is known to have a stimulating effect on the mind.  It has an uplifting, refreshing and energetic effect on the mind and mood.  Known as an anti-depressant assisting with lethargy, fatigue and a struggling nervous system.

An interesting fact about Coriander Seed oil is that it was used by the Egyptians as an aphrodisiac. It is known to revitalise the glandular system, stimulate estrogen and assist in bettering conditions such as infertility.

How do I use Coriander Seed essential oil?

This oil can be added to a capsule – 2 drops maximum, filled with Fractionated Coconut Oil.  It can be used in culinary recipes such as in red meat dishes, sauces and even salad dressing. Use one drop at a time and increase if you feel it needs more.  Remember, less is more with essential oil.

When using medicinally in a roller bottle for the digestive system, always dilute well in a carrier oil.

Blends well with

Don’t know how to make a blend? Keep an eye out on our Facebook page to see when the next Masterclass will be presented.  However, here is a list of single pure natural oils that blends well with Coriander Seed essential oil:

• Bergamot
• Black Pepper
• Cinnamon Bark
• Cypress oil
• Rose Geranium
• Ginger essential oil
• Lemon
• Neroli
• Sweet Orange essential oil

Cautions of Coriander Seed

• Always consult your medical practitioner before using essential oils you are unsure of or if any side effects are experienced because of its use.
• Do not use topically or diffused around children under the age of six unless very diluted.
• Keep away from the eyes.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in glass, in a cool dry place away from sunlight to preserve longer.
• Safe to use during pregnancy – always dilute essential oils well during this time.
• Can be used internally, see our responsible usage guide here