Rosemary, and all other herbs, has certain properties that they have developed as protective mechanisms. Most all plants to some degree have antibacterial chemicals in them to fight off potentially dangerous bacteria. After all, they live in the same world that we do and there are 10x more bacteria on your body than you have cells in it. So plants have the same situation and need protection and they do it by making their own antibacterial, antibiotic, and antifungal chemicals. In fact most medications come from a plant base chemical, usually synthesized and given a fancy name.
Volatile oil of rosemary: antioxidant, anticarcinogenic, circulatory stimulant, hypotonic. Essential oil of rosemary: antibacterial, antifungal, liver tonic, astringent, emmenagogue, and more . . .
Yes, eucalyptus oil is known for its antibacterial properties.
Aromatherapy.
Soak fresh rosemary in olive oil at room temperature until the oil takes on the flavor and aroma of rosemary.
Yes, coconut oil has natural antibacterial properties due to its high content of lauric acid, which has been shown to have antimicrobial effects against bacteria.
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yes
Proteins are proteins; fats and oil are lipids.
Yes,it kill worms.coconut oil can also be used to kill H.pylori bacteria and this oil is antibacterial.
Rosemary oil has been used extensively since ancient times for a variety of purposes, but breast care or breast development is not amongst its many applications.
Rosemary oil can help with indigestion, improve the health of one's hair, disinfect one's mouth, improve the feeling and health of the skin, and boost mental activity.