Buddha Wood Eremophila mitchellii Essential Oil: Explore this plant’s History and Clinical Profile. In this micro-credential, you will learn about buddha wood essential oil, including this essential oil’s origin, extraction, and properties, as well as its benefits and uses in aromatherapy, skincare, and natural health.
Buddha wood has several common names including false sandalwood, Australian desert rosewood, buddah, buddha, budtha, sandalwood, native sandalwood, bastard sandalwood, sandalbox and rosewood balvory. Indigenous Australians, also known as aborigines, used E. mitchellii for the treatment of rheumatism and as an antibacterial.1 The traditional method of administration was to burn Buddha wood twigs and wood, evenly spread the hot embers on the ground, and cover them with sand.
Learn how to create effective formulas utilizing Buddha Wood Eremophila mitchellii essential oil, including wellness blends and formulas for household and perfumery uses.
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Divided into modules and designed to be completed in 5 hours.
Discuss the characteristics and active constituents of Buddha Wood Eremophila mitchellii including the plant’s Latin name, family, history, parts used, cultivation, harvesting, and production techniques.
Recall the notable therapeutic actions and medicinal uses of Buddha Wood Eremophila mitchellii.
Recall the properties and characteristics of Buddha Wood essential oil, including its chemical components, aroma, and traditional uses.
Explain the appropriate recommended daily dosage, cautionary measures, contraindications, toxic rating, and regulatory status of Buddha Wood Eremophila mitchellii.
Create effective formulas utilizing Buddha Wood Eremophila mitchellii essential oil, including wellness blends and formulas for household and perfumery uses.
Experiential Learning Opportunity: Expand your learning with hands-on experience as you learn more about buddha wood. Shop cultivated, pesticide-free, sustainably grown Buddha Wood Essential Oil from the ACHS College Store, The Apothecary Shoppe online at https://www.apothecary-shoppe.com/products/buddha-wood-essential-oil. Use code BUDDHAWOOD20 to save 20%.
1Low, T., 1990. Bush Medicine: A Pharmacopoeia of Natural Remedies. Angus and Robertson, North Ryde, NSW Australia.
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