Talya Bitkisel Patchouli Oil 20 ml

• Anti-inflammatory Properties
• Several studies have shown that patchouli oil has anti-inflammatory effects; swelling is a major part of your body's inflammatory response. A recent study in mice found that a component of patchouli oil reduced chemically induced swelling in their paws and ears.

Has Pain-Relieving Effects

• In a 2011 study, the analgesic effects of patchouli extract were evaluated in mice. Researchers found that administering the extract orally to mice reduced their response to pain in various tests. They suggested that this analgesic effect may be related to patchouli's anti-inflammatory effects.

Provides Skin Protection

• In a 2014 study, mice were treated with patchouli oil for two hours before being exposed to ultraviolet radiation that can contribute to aging and skin damage. The potential protective effects of patchouli oil were evaluated using various tests. Researchers found that mice treated with patchouli oil had less wrinkle formation and an increase in collagen content. Further research is needed to see if the same benefits can be observed in humans.

Supports Weight Loss

• Patchouli oil is sometimes listed as a good volatile oil for weight loss.
• While no clear conclusion has been reached from studies, it is thought to have an effect.

Acts as an Antibacterial

• Studies have shown that patchouli oil provides protection against bacteria.

Prevents Fungal Growth

• A recent study looked at the antifungal activity of 60 volatile oils against three types of fungi that cause disease: Aspergillus niger, Cryptococcus neoformans, and Candida albicans.
• Patchouli oil was found to have significant antifungal activity against C. neoformans.

Can Be Used as an Insecticide

• Patchouli oil has insecticidal properties, and various studies have evaluated its effects on different types of insects.
• As many synthetic insecticides can be harmful to the environment, exploring natural insecticides can be highly beneficial.