The main component of sword oil is sword grass or balsam grass, as it is more widely known. Contains hypericin and pseudo-hypericin, flavonoids, xanthones, phenolic acids and essential oils.

Wort oil, or balsam oil, is ideal for therapeutic massage and can be enriched with essential oils. However, it can also be used as a drink with sedative and analgesic action, against stomach ulcers, depression, anxiety and menopause. It is also applied topically on wounds, burns, abrasions of the skin and is suitable for face and body.

Ingredients: Extra virgin Greek olive oil, organically grown sword grass.

Properties – Uses:

External use: When used externally it has antiseptic and healing properties. It is the number one wound healer because of its ability to regenerate cells. Extremely effective for burns, bruises, bruises, inflammations, pimples, calluses, insect bites, colds, cramps, sprains, grips, skin diseases, neuralgia, hemorrhoids. It is also effective for rheumatism, sciatica and varicose veins. It is ideal for soothing, therapeutic and muscle relaxing massage.
With the spatula oil we make smears on the wounds, burns or light abrasions on the sore part. We can also apply local patches with irrigated gauze. Tested on us with excellent results in the summer “burns” after the sea bath. In combination with chamomile oil it is the ideal after sun. Try it on your babies without fear of convulsions and forget the soothing-healing creams.

Internal use: Spatholade oil is known mainly for its external use, but it also has several healing properties when drunk. Highly recommended for colitis, stomach aches and pains, ulcers, painful digestion and headache. When you wake up from heavy alcohol consumption, 1-2 teaspoons of spatula oil soothe your stomach. It is considered to strengthen the immune system and is rich in vitamin E. We also use sword grass as an infusion or tincture for colds. It works effectively in cases of bronchitis and asthma. It is used to treat mild depression and insomnia (and as a decoction of sword grass). In America and Germany it is cultivated in large areas for medicinal and therapeutic purposes. Its use (and especially internal) is done with great care and at the suggestion of a specialist. When we drink or put spatula oil on our body we are not exposed to sunlight and especially photosensitive people.

Caution!
Do not expose to the sun after use.
Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers should not take spatula oil in any form. For people with hypertension, its use requires medical advice.
Store away from sun and sunlight and always in a cool and shady place. The possible appearance of sediment at the bottom of the bottle is a natural phenomenon.