Dill weed (anethum graveolens)

Parts used:

The oil is extracted by steam distillation of either the plant or the seeds.

Therapeutic properties:

• Antispasmodic
• Antibacterial
• Carminative
• Digestive
• Diuretic

Indications:

Amenorrhea, constipation, detoxifying, headaches, flatulence, indigestion, muscle spasms, water retention.

Blends well with:

Clary sage, geranium, lemon, mandarin, neroli, orange, peppermint.

Precautions:

Dill is generally a safe oil but it might cause some irritation to those with sensitive skin. Avoid during pregnancy.

This site is for information purposes only. Please check with a certified aromatherapist and read the precautions and contra indications before starting a treatment.

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