Thyme ct geraniol Essential Oil

Thymus vulgaris geranioliferum

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GC/MS Report

Gas Chromatography Analysis (%)

Monoterpenes

γ-terpinene	1.46
camphene	0.98
α-pinene	0.89
α-terpinene	0.80
d-limonene	0.65
sabinene	0.39
para-cymene	0.34
terpinolene	0.32
β-myrcene	0.31
β-pinene	0.23
β-phellandrene	0.15
tricyclene	0.05

Monoterpenols

geraniol	24.13
thuyan-4-ol	3.52
linalol	2.62
terpinen-4-ol	2.46
cis-thuyanol	0.57
α-terpineol	0.50
borneol	0.45
nerol	0.23

Sesquiterpenols

myrcene 8-ol

2.99

Sesquiterpenes

germacrene D

0.43

Esters

geranyl acetate	40.14
geranyl propionate	1.42
geranyl butyrate	0.69

Aliphatic Aldehydes

geranial

0.77

Oxides

1,8-cineole

0.20

Essential Facts

Latin Name: Thymus vulgaris geranioliferum
Country of Origin: Austria
Botanical Family: Lamiaceae
Plant Parts: Flowering plant/herb, Needles
Note Classification: Middle
Cultivation Method: Distiller is Certified Organic
Method of Extraction: Steam or Hydro Distillation
Extraction Date: Spring 2014
Approx. Shelf Life: 4 -5 years
Chemical Family: Esters, Monoterpenes, Monoterpenols
Batch: thymger2014
GC/MS Report Date: Summer 2014
Aroma: Cool, Fresh, Lemony, Slightly citrus, Slightly floral, Soft
Energetic Applications: 2nd Chakra - relationships, creation energy, 4th Chakra - unconditional love, 6th Chakra - perspective, Balancing, Clarity, Energizing, Expansive, Protective, Purifying, Uplifting
Therapeutic Properties: Analgesic, Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal, Anti-infectious, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-microbial, Anti-oxidant, Anti-spasmodic, Anti-viral, Cooling, Immuno-stimulant

Notes & Use Energetics

Notes & Use

Personal Use

Did you know that there are more than 300 different varieties of the thyme plant? And oils extracted from the different species ARE different!

We have a variety of thymes at Stillpoint!

Red Thyme Essential Oil - Thymus vulgaris ct thymol (known as just thyme n the aromatherapy world) Phenolic Rich - Strong
White Thyme Essential Oil - Thymus vulgaris ct thymol (which is red thyme rectified often compounded with Eucalyptus or Rosemary) Phenolic Rich - Strong
Thyme linalool Essential Oil – Thymus vulgaris ct linalool Monoterpenol Rich -Gentle
Thyme geraniol Essential Oil – Thymus vulgaris ct geraniol Momterpenol Rich - Gentle
Benchmark thyme Essential Oil - Thymus zygis (Loefl L.) + other cultivars/chemotypes Balanced - Gentle
Thyme ct thymol Co2 extract - Thymus vulgaris ct thymol Phenolic Rich - Strong
Thyme ct terpineol Co2 extract -

Energetics

Traditional & Folklore

The name thyme originates from the Greek word “thymon” meaning to fumigate. It is also thought to be derived from another Greek work “thumus” meaning courage. The thyme plant was associated with bravery. Roman soldiers bathed in a bath infused with the herb before going into battle. And for the knights of the Crusades, thyme was sewn into their scarves.

This is what Nicholas Culpeper wrote about “It is a noble strengthener of the lungs, as notable a one as grows; neither is there scarce a better remedy growing for that disease in children which they commonly call the chin-cough, than it is. It purges the body of phlegm, and is an excellent remedy for shortness of breath. It kills worms in the belly, and being a notable herb of Venus, provokes the terms, gives safe and speedy delivery to women in travail, and brings away the after birth. It is so harmless you need not fear the use of it. An ointment made of it takes away hot swellings and warts, helps the sciatica and dullness of sight, and takes away pains and hardness of the spleen. Tis excellent for those that are troubled with the gout. It eases pains in the loins and hips. The herb taken any way inwardly, comforts the stomach much, and expels wind.”

Thyme ct geraniol Essential Oil

Thymus vulgaris geranioliferum

GC/MS Report

Gas Chromatography Analysis (%)

Monoterpenes

Monoterpenols

Sesquiterpenols

Sesquiterpenes

Esters

Aliphatic Aldehydes

Oxides

Essential Facts

Personal Use

Traditional & Folklore

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