O'Riley's Rapid Relief

Contains Tasmanian Blue Gum Eucalyptus Oil

(Eucalyptus globulus)

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All of the Eucalyptus, of which there are over 600 species, originate in Australia. They have been transplanted to many other warm parts of the world, including Central Asia, North Africa and California. The evergreen Eucalyptus

Oil of Eucaptylus has been distilled from at least 1788 when two Doctors, John White and Dennis Cossiden distilled Eucaptylus for its use in treating chest problems and colic. The first works of the antiseptic and bacterial properties of the oil were published in Germany by Doctors Cole and Homeyer. They classified it as being "sudorific, a stimulant anticatharral and astringent". It was prescribed for all respiratory system conditions such as bronchitis, flu, asthma and coughs.

Use Oil of Eucalyptus as a liniment. Wash the affected area with warm water or apply a warm wash rag. Massage well for at least one minute, apply a small amount of Oil of Eucalyptus as a lubricant. In more severe cases, use a warm compress on the area after applying Oil of Eucalyptus.

Clean area thoroughly and apply Oil of Eucalyptus to the affected area. Bandage, saturating and applying the bandage with Oil of Eucalyptus. It will cleanse the wound and stop infection.

Put one teaspoon of Oil of Eucalyptus into a tub of water and soak feet for almost instant relief. Soothe sore feet by applying a few drops of Oil of Eucalyptus to a warm cloth and wrapping the feet.

Sprinkle Oil of Eucalyptus in water and allow it to vaporize in the sauna. You will find it head clearing and invigorating.

Immediately apply Oil of Eucalyptus to the burn and let the affected area dry. Apply again as necessary. In many cases Oil of eucalyptus will help prevent