Introduction to the Medicinal Value and Benefits of Geranium

[Historical Clinical Records]

It was once used to treat cholera and bone injuries, and also had an exorcism effect.

[Benefits]

Stops bleeding, constricts blood vessels, asthma, liver detoxification, gallstones, kidney detoxification, kidney stones, diuretic, muscle aches, oily skin, revitalizing aging skin, herpes, pale skin, weight loss, promotes scarring, eczema, burns and sunburn, ringworm, irregular menstruation, breast congestion and inflammation, relieves depression and anxiety, drives away demons, tonic, deodorizing, antibacterial, antiseptic, helps quit smoking and drinking.

[Precautions]

May be irritating to certain sensitive skin types. It can regulate hormones, so it is best not to use it during pregnancy.

[Psychological Benefits]It is a tonic for the nervous system, can soothe anxiety and depression, and can also lift the mood. It restores psychological balance, and because it can also affect the adrenal cortex, it can relieve stress.

[Physiological Benefits]

1. Improves premenstrual syndrome and menopausal problems (depression, vaginal dryness, heavy menstrual bleeding).

2. Geranium has diuretic properties and can help the liver and kidneys detoxify.

3. Stimulates the lymphatic system to avoid infection and eliminate waste. Strengthens the circulatory system and makes circulation smoother.

4. Geranium is an aromatic insect repellent.

[Skin Benefits]

Suitable for all skin conditions, because it can balance sebum secretion and plump the skin. It may be beneficial for eczema, burns, shingles, herpes, ringworm and chilblains. It is also very good for sagging skin, clogged pores and oily skin, and can be called an all-around cleansing oil. Because geranium can promote blood circulation, it makes pale skin look rosier and more vibrant after use.