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Dill Seed Essential Oil

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Dill

Common Names
Dill ,
Botanical Name
Anethum graveoleus
Family
Asteraceae or Compositae
Note
Aroma
spice

What is Dill Oil ?

Properties & Uses:
Digestion *

Dill has a grassy, dry, spicy aroma and is steam distilled from the seeds and leaves/stems of the plant. It is clear in color.

Dill essential oil is useful for bloating and other digestive challenges and it also stimulates appetite.

It blends well with citrus and spice oils such as lemon and nutmeg, and also caraway and the mints, spearmint or peppermint.

Side Effects: of Dill
Not for use in pregnancy. The compound apiole in dill is such a powerful emmenagogue that most herbalists warn pregnant women not to use it in medicinal concentrations. (Dill pickles are OK)

Medicinal Herbal :Dill
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Like cilantro, both the leaves weed (dill weed) and seeds can be used for seasoning, and both have the same medicinal properties.


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Aromatherapy Remedies
Recipe List
Sage And Thyme Aromatic Savory Blend
Reminiscent of an aromatic Thanksgiving dressin...

Botanical Information - Rituals & History : Dill is a graceful, striking plant with feathery leaves and flat umbels of aromatic yellow flowers that can be mistaken for fennel, until you smell the distinctive and mouth watering dill aroma.
In the Middle Ages, dill was also one of the herbs used by magicians in their spells, and charms against witchcraft.

Dill Constituents: carvone (30 to 40%), limonene (30 to 40%), phellandrene (10 to 20%) and other monoterpenes.