Emotional concerns. Constricted, overwhelmed, feeling hemmed in and limited.
Botanical Name: 
Eucalyptus globulus
  Note: Top 
  Odor Intensity: Very High
                     
KEY USES (LEAF AND BARK OIL)
                       Air purifier, Antiseptic, Colds and flu, Coughs, Decongestant, Parasites intestinal, Respiratory infections, Sinus infection, Sinus congestion, Aroma
                     
Carnphoraceous, pungent, penetrating, fresh, with a slight woody/sweet 
undertone.
          
          Blends well with: Thyme linalol, pine, lavender, lemon, marjoram, 
          rosemary, tea tree, grapefruit.
          
          
Part used: 
        Leaves
        
        
Properties
        Antiseptic, analgesic, antibacterial, antifungal, anti-infectious, antiviral, 
        bactericide, deodorant, decongestant, diuretic, expectorant, febrifuge.
        
       
Emotional concerns
        Constricted, overwhelmed, feeling hemmed in and limited.
        
Contraindications
        Eucalyptus 
may interfere with homeopathic remedies. Beware of rectified 
        oil. Do not use in large concentrations on the skin. Avoid in cases of 
        epilepsy or hypertension, and exercise caution in case of asthma.
        
        
Other comments
        Eucalyptus trees are native to Australia and are commonly known as gum 
        trees. Since the late 1800s, eucalyptus oil has been used in remedies 
        to treat coughs and other concerns of the respiratory system.
        
        Eucalyptus is a powerful decongestant and expectorant and is therefore 
        useful in inhalations in cases of colds, catarrh, and respiratory infections. 
        It is specific for colds accompanied by chills and thin mucus. Eucalyptus 
        is one of the best oils to use in a diffuser to prevent the airborne transmission 
        of illness.
        
        Massages with eucalyptus can reduce fevers and relieve the pain of muscle 
        strain and rheumatism. Using eucalyptus on the dressing of a wound will 
        speed healing.        
                     
ANTI-INFECTIOUS 
          CHEST RUB
          10 drops eucalyptus 
          4 drops peppermint 
          6 drops pine (wheezy cough, white mucus) or rosemary (catarrhal cough)
          Combine in 1oz. aloe vera gel, plus 1/8 teaspoon massage oil.
          Massage into chest and lower neck.
          
          CLEANER AIR 
          6 drops eucalyptus 
          4 drops lemon 
          3 drops thyme linalol
          Add to 6 oz. water in a glass spray bottle. 
          Spray to freshen the air, or put oils directly into a nebulizing diffuser 
          and diffuse.
        Nature's Sunshine comments
        Eucalyptus Bio Essential Oil Eucalyptus 
        Bio Essential Oil [Immune, Respiratory, Skin] (
Eucalyptus globulus, 
        steam distilled, organic) is cooling, stimulating and penetrating. It 
        is useful during the cold weather season. 
        It contains strong antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic and antiviral 
        compounds and can be used for skin conditions. 
        It also encourages emotional balance. For external use only. Not for use 
        during pregnancy or on children under the age of 2 or by asthmatics.