Getting rid of papillomas and warts with tea tree oil

Skin lesions caused by HPV

• The human papillomavirus causes the appearance of papillomas and warts on the human body

  Common warts on the skin are caused by the following types of HPV: 1-4 (plantar warts or popularly “thorns”), 26-29, 38, 41, 49, 57, 63, 65, 75-77. Common warts are the most common benign epidermal proliferative formations. Initially, they are formed in the form of dome-shaped papules, the size of a pinhead, and as they grow, they darken and take on a rough shape. They can be located singly or in groups, but in any case, first a mother wart is formed, around which daughter warts are formed. At the site of warts, pain and a slight burning sensation may be felt, but there may also be a lack of pathological sensitivity. The most common localizations are on the dorsal surfaces of the upper and lower extremities, on the eyelids in the form of thread-like warts, in the beard area, in the scalp, in the interdigital spaces, on the palmar and inner surfaces of the fingers, on the red border of the lips, on the plantar surface (this localization tends to grow deeper into the skin).

• Plantar warts are localized in areas of compression (metadorsal area of ​​the sole and heel); they are represented by rough keratotic papules with a tendency to grow deeper into the tissue and spread rapidly. This type of wart is quite resistant to treatment. They look like calluses and cause pain when walking.
• Butcher's warts . This type of wart resembles a cutaneous horn, these are long thread-like papules, often localized on the upper extremities, and can also occur after cuts on the finger.
• Flat warts are caused by HPV types 10, 49, 28; they are slightly raised above the surface of the skin, with a tendency to cluster. They are flesh-colored or pale brown, most often localized on the forehead and shoulders in the form of keratomas or nevi; this type of wart is also found on the penis, cervix, external genitalia and rectum.
• Verruciform epidermodysplasia: 2, 3, 5, 8-10, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20-25, 37, 47, 50. This is a rare lifelong dermatosis, characterized by long-term persistence and refractoriness of the virus, manifested in the form of disseminated flat warty rashes or hypo/hyperpigmented spots resembling pityriasis versicolor. The spots are covered with small scales and tend to merge. It is inherited in a recessive manner, and therefore people in closely related marriages are at risk. The rashes are localized in open areas: face, neck, upper limbs. This type of HPV never regresses and is resistant to treatment, and the risk of malignancy is also high.
• Periungual warts are caused by HPV type 16 and are located on the sides of the nail bed, with a tendency to grow into the skin and further degeneration of the nail.
• Bowen's disease: 16, 34, 35, 55. Otherwise, this disease is called Bowenal pappulosis; it is detected in the form of multiple small papulomas located in the anogenital areas, and more often in young people. The benignity is questionable, because it is induced by the 16th type of HPV.
• Squamous cell carcinoma: 5,8, 14, 17, 20, 41, 47.
• Keratocanthoma: 37
• Melanoma: 38

Precautions, contraindications

A rare occurrence is an allergy to the oil in question. However, to be on the safe side, it is better to conduct a special test. To do this, just apply one drop of ether to your wrist, after diluting it with 2 milliliters of any vegetable oil.

Observe the treated area for 5 hours. If there is no redness, itching or irritation, you can use this product. It is important to observe precautions according to which it is necessary to adhere to the exact dosage indicated in the recipe. In addition, the oil can only be used externally. No one is immune from side effects if this advice is not followed. This is a composition intended for short courses and prescribed in small dosages.

HPV treatment

Periodic examination for timely detection and treatment of HPV is the key to your health

Despite the many treatment methods, it is believed that HPV cannot be completely eliminated, so all treatment comes down to eliminating clinical and subclinical manifestations. The treatment approach must be strictly individual. For successful treatment, several principles must be observed:

• Periodic examination for timely detection and treatment of anogenital warts, since the main route of transmission of infection is sexual (but can also be domestic - it is extremely rare).
• When HPV foci are detected, they must be constantly monitored to prevent malignancy and the development of metastases.
• Patients should be advised to use condoms or avoid casual sex.

Storage recommendations

The bottle should always be tightly closed. It should be placed away from sunlight. If air gets inside the container, the product may spoil. It also reduces the severity of its healing properties. Daylight destroys the esters, and subsequently they cannot exert their bactericidal effect.

Many people choose shelves for storage in the bathroom. But this is not the most suitable place for the said product. The fact is that humidity often prevails here. Temperature changes are also possible.

It is better to place the container in a separate cabinet with securely closing doors or place it in the side door of the refrigerator. These objects should be located at some distance from heating systems and gas stoves.

Beneficial properties of tea tree oil

Tea tree leaves and the oil obtained from them have a tart and invigorating smell. It contains bitter and spicy notes. When inhaling the oil, a light aroma of freshly cut wood is initially felt. After this, sharp and bitter notes become noticeable. Although the basis of the smell is a fruity aroma. At first glance, this combination may seem somewhat strange. Thanks to this unusual and mysterious smell, tea tree oil is used for aromatherapy. In addition, it is part of many perfume mixtures. The aroma of tea tree is successfully complemented by spicy aromas.

Using tea tree in aromatherapy can help you get rid of fears, depression and obsessions. Patients feel much calmer after the sessions. This aromatherapy is necessary for those who would like to improve their performance and overcome stress. Tea tree oil will help activate thought processes, strengthen memory and improve perception of reality.

It has unique antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties. All these qualities make it one of the most effective antibiotic-immunostimulants of natural origin. This remedy can be a worthy alternative to drugs obtained artificially. Tea tree oil helps with various infections and also speeds up the recovery process after illness. Colds and flu in children will disappear faster if you use it for aromatherapy.

Before using tea tree oil, you should find out what concentration it has: 5 or 10%. It is necessary to pay special attention to this characteristic, since its choice is determined by the purposes for which the product will be used.

Contraindications

There are only three contraindications to the use of tea tree:

• allergy;
• pregnancy and lactation;
• age up to 6 years.

It should be remembered that the use of this remedy does not replace the consultation of a doctor. If there is discomfort, pain, large size of warts or suspicion of a malignant process, you should consult a specialist . Self-medication can lead to suppuration of the tumor and the development of cancer.

Description of pharmacological action

Tea tree essential oil is obtained from the leaves and branches of the tea tree by distillation.

The tea tree is a low shrub or small tree belonging to the myrtle family (Myrtaceae). There are many varieties of tea tree, but only Melaleuca alternifolia has significant therapeutic properties.

Tea tree essential oil is obtained from the leaves and branches of the tea tree by distillation. Tea tree oil contains alpha-pinene, alpha-terpinene, limonene, para-cymene, cineole-1,8, gamma-terpineol, terpinolene, terpen-4-ol, alpha-terpineol, etc. Most tea tree oils related to “therapeutic grades” contains about 3% cineole, and the terpene-4-ol content is 35% or more.

Tea tree essential oil is a natural topical remedy with a wide range of effects. It has antiseptic, antifungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, regenerating and immunostimulating effects.

The oil effectively inhibits the growth of bacteria such as staphylococci, streptococci, pneumococci, gonococci, E. coli and a number of others, as well as fungal flora.

The disinfecting properties of the oil are used in medicine, hygiene, and cosmetology. The oil helps eliminate acne, warts, papillomas, dandruff, fungal skin infections, and is effective against insect bites, abrasions, and cuts. Strengthens hair follicles, which improves hair growth and structure. It has a calming aromatherapy effect, helps restore the body after stress, relieves anxiety, and promotes concentration. The aroma imparts reasonable determination, preventing panic and hysteria.

Composition and features of the product

The unique tree was discovered by the famous navigator James Cook. It was he who first drew attention to how the indigenous peoples of Australia used decoctions and infusions based on this unique plant. For treatment, they took narrow leaves of a dark green color. Despite this, scientists paid serious attention to it only in 1925. At the same time, the first antiseptic based on it was developed, which made it possible to treat wounds.

The tree is one of the close relatives of eucalyptus. Australians continue to benefit from its healing properties today. During the Second World War, every Australian soldier received a first aid kit, which included the essential oil of this plant. It is a viscous liquid of a light yellow hue. Its aroma is dominated by bitter notes, which are especially noticeable at first. After some time they turn into smells of tree bark and fruit.

It is noteworthy that in its pure form the antibacterial activity of the product is 11 times higher than that of phenol. The ether concentration may vary. It is customary to use a five percent composition for preparing :

• compresses;
• masks;
• wraps.

For medical purposes and also for maintaining hygiene, a concentration of 10% is recommended.

The natural plant product has valuable properties, which is why it has been able to find application in a variety of areas. This is not only medicine, but also the field of cosmetology, medicine manufacturing, and aromatherapy. This product is believed to be effective against :

1. Microbes. It is capable of destroying even such dangerous species as streptococci and staphylococci.
2. Viruses.
3. Fungal infections.

This is a good remedy for fighting inflammation of various natures. In addition, this remedy perfectly strengthens the body's defenses. It is effectively used to combat skin formations, such as :

• warts;
• condylomas;
• papillomas.

The product can be useful for various kinds of dermatological problems, as it is able to suppress the activity of pathogenic microorganisms.

Ether includes complex chemical compounds. Due to this, it is used to eliminate inflammatory reactions of the epidermis, combat acne and reduce sebum production.

Indications for use

Tea tree oil can be used in dermatology both in its pure form and as an additive to other therapeutic agents. Widely used in cosmetology, being part of various skin care products. It is an aromatherapy agent.

• irritation, swelling, itching and redness of the skin (to cleanse the skin, relieve irritation);
• acne;
• pustular skin diseases (boils, etc.);
• wounds, cuts, abrasions;
• burns;
• insect bites;
• fungal diseases of the skin and nails;
• dandruff;
• eczema, dermatitis (except allergic), psoriasis;
• herpes (herpetic rashes on the skin and mucous membranes);
• warts, papillomas;
• sprains, dislocations;
• ARVI, flu, sore throat (rubbing, rinsing);
• gingivitis, stomatitis, periodontal disease, caries prevention (rinsing, lubricating);
• bronchitis (inhalation, rubbing);
• otitis (instillation into the ear);
• colpitis, vaginitis, prevention of viral, bacterial or fungal infections of the vagina (douching);
• hemorrhoids (suppositories, enemas);
• in aromatherapy (baths, inhalations, rinses, aroma lamp, aroma medallion, compresses, massage).

On other parts of the body

If growths have formed on the arms, back, or in the intimate area, then the oil is used in a diluted form.

For the best effect, you can mix it with aloe extracts, celandine, or simply dilute it with water.

When will the first result be? Tea tree has unique properties and the result after use is visible within 5-7 days.

The plant is non-toxic, inexpensive and easy to use. The final effect is the complete drying of the wart.

Important: If swelling, itching, burning, or dryness occurs after using the oil, then treatment should be stopped and consult a dermatologist.

The use of oil is not recommended:

• pregnant and lactating women;
• for allergy sufferers;
• children under 7 years old;
• asthmatics;
• for skin wounds and burns.

Tea tree oil for papillomas

Papillomas are benign skin growths that can occur on the human body. They can cause discomfort and later cause a more serious illness.

In traditional medicine, the procedure of cauterizing it with liquid nitrogen allows you to get rid of papilloma. In some cases, the tumor is removed surgically. Both types of procedures are quite painful, so many patients prefer to deal with papillomas using traditional medicine methods.

Tea tree oil can cure the disease. It is enough to treat papilloma with it several times a day. After the procedure, the affected area of ​​the body should be covered with a napkin or bandage. If the skin is too sensitive or a papilloma has formed in the mucous membrane area, tea tree oil can be mixed with olive oil in a ratio of 1:10.

Adviсe

When using the product, the following recommendations must be observed:

1. do not use the oil in its pure form if the warts are in the intimate area and in the area around the eyes;
2. the oil is used pointwise, without contact with healthy areas of the skin;
3. the product cannot be heated; under the influence of high temperatures it loses valuable properties;
4. before use, the skin must first be washed and steamed for the best effect;
5. During the treatment of warts, you need to simultaneously pay attention to increasing immunity, as well as maintaining body hygiene;
6. You need to wash off the composition with soap and warm water.

Treatment of warts with tea tree oil

Using tea tree to treat warts will help you eliminate the cause of the infection and ensure a full recovery.

Typically, drug treatment is aimed at killing warts, but drugs cannot kill the virus that causes the infection. Using tea tree to treat warts will help you eliminate the cause of the infection and ensure a full recovery. If warts are left untreated, they may disappear on their own in a few months or a few years. Additionally, viral warts are contagious and can spread to other parts of the body. Tea tree essential oil is used externally in the treatment of warts.

First of all, wash the infected skin areas thoroughly. Before applying the oil to the skin, it must be diluted in equal parts with water or aloe vera gel, as in its pure form it can cause skin irritation. Apply the oil solution to warts several times a day until complete recovery. You can also use diluted oil in the form of compresses at night. As a result, the skin of the warts will dry out and the blood supply will be cut off, which will cause cell death. You should be careful when using tea tree essential oil to treat genital warts as this area is very sensitive. Prepare a solution of oil and water in equal parts, soak gauze in it and squeeze thoroughly. Place an oil-soaked gauze over the infected area and leave overnight.

If you feel a burning sensation, you should add more water to the oil. Plantar warts are very difficult to treat. If you want to get rid of them faster, then in addition to the usual treatment with tea tree essential oil, do foot baths. Add oil (10k) to not very hot water and soak your feet for 20 minutes. It is advisable to repeat this procedure every day. Within 4 weeks of continuous treatment, the warts fall off.

Where do warts and papillomas come from?

Formations in the form of warts and papillomas are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), which enters the body through:

• intimate connection;
• direct tactile contact with the carrier of infection;
• household items;
• public swimming pools, saunas, etc.;
• cuts, wounds and scratches.

It should be noted that 8 out of 10 people on the planet are infected with the papilloma virus. However, not all virus carriers develop warts and papillomas. They grow on the skin when the immune system is weakened. The lower the immunity, the more growths may appear on the skin. And although warts and papillomas are benign defects and are painless in themselves, they should still be gotten rid of.

Warts and papillomas are benign formations

Accidentally torn off growth can lead to the appearance of new formations or infection of the wound. In addition, over time, a papilloma or wart can transform into a malignant tumor.

If the formations on the skin are isolated, then they can be dealt with at home using tea tree essential oil.

Effect of oil on papillomas

Tea tree oil is used exclusively externally and is a fairly effective remedy in the fight against papillomas, as it promotes skin healing and also has an antiviral effect. When it is applied to a growth, regenerative processes in the skin are activated, cells begin to recover faster, and the virus weakens due to the destruction of its microorganisms.

It is possible to use tea tree oil only when fighting papillomas on the surface of the body (cannot be used on mucous membranes)

. Papillomas of the urethra and bladder, as well as papillomatosis of the oral cavity, trachea and larynx, are treated exclusively by a doctor using special medications or antiviral drugs for papillomas, which are taken orally.

Beneficial properties and effect on HPV

The product is made from the branches and leaves of the plant using the method of evaporation and condensation of vapors. Australian oil is the most valued and is used in the cosmetics industry.

By treating papillomas with tea tree oil, you can get a long-lasting and lasting effect. It acts on the growths, causing them to dry out, causing warts and papillomas to fall off. The oil strengthens the body, increasing its protective properties.

The composition of the product has the following components:

• complex of substances “alpha”: pinene, terpinene, terpineol;
• complex "Gamma-terpinene";
• complex of antiseptic substances: para-cymene, limonene, cineole;
• complex of vitamins: E, B1, B12, B6 and D;
• fluorine, iodine;
• magnesium, calcium, iron.

Tea tree oil copes with the removal of papillomas and has a number of beneficial properties:

• is an antiseptic;
• has an anti-inflammatory effect;
• has antibacterial properties;
• used as an antiviral agent.

Ether is available and is sold in pharmacies and cosmetic stores.

Tea tree extract is often confused with kombucha. These are completely different plants that have individual characteristics and effects on the body. Kombucha is not effective against papillomas.

Despite the list of useful actions, the remedy is not a complete treatment for the human papillomavirus. It copes only with its external manifestations, and the infection itself must be eliminated with the help of therapy prescribed by the doctor.

Where to get tea tree oil

Tea tree oil can be bought in almost any pharmacy in your city or beauty store, and can also be ordered in online stores or pharmacies. The price of oil depends on the manufacturer, the volume of oil and its concentration.

The most popular brands are Austrian-made STYX “Tea Tree”, Neways oils, Swiss Vivasan oils with additives and others. There are also domestically produced oils that have the lowest cost, but are significantly inferior in quality because they are produced by evaporation instead of cold pressing.

Tea tree oil can be used effectively in creams and lotions (add it yourself or buy products that already contain this component) or in its pure form. It is also diluted with water or other oil, such as olive oil. When treating papillomas, it is recommended to use 100% natural, pure essential oil in small quantities.

Features of use against skin growths

For the treatment of HPV, the best solution is a pure product that is sold in a pharmacy.

To remove growths, tea tree oil is recommended to be diluted with other esters in individual proportions to prevent possible irritation or an allergic reaction. However, a weak solution may not be effective, so you should not dilute it too much, and you should test the product on a small area of ​​skin before starting treatment.

Before using tea tree oil for papillomas, it is recommended to familiarize yourself with the following treatment features:

• The product can only be used externally;
• It is better to conduct a sensitivity test on the outside of the wrist or on the bend of the elbow;
• a slight burning sensation that disappears within a few minutes of application is considered an acceptable reaction.

How to use the oil

Tea tree oil is applied several times a day (with a cotton swab or finger, 2-3 times a day) to areas affected by growths on the body.

It is applied pointwise several times a day (using a cotton swab or finger, 2-3 times a day) to areas affected by growths on the body. After this, the papilloma is covered with cotton wool, a plaster or a bandage for several minutes.

IMPORTANT. For use on intimate areas or areas with the most sensitive skin (armpits, face, neck), it is recommended to use this product very carefully, after mixing it with water. Essential oil is diluted with water (preferably distilled) in a 1:1 ratio, a gauze bandage is moistened in this mixture and wrung out. The lotion is placed on the affected area overnight and secured (with a bandage or plaster). If a burning sensation occurs, remove the bandage and repeat the procedure, increasing the amount of water.

When using tea tree oil together with creams and lotions, it is better not to add it directly to the tube, but to put it aside or pour the product into a separate container for 3-4 uses, add a few drops of oil and stir well. Store in a place out of direct sunlight.

Useful tips for using the concentrate

If, in addition to warts or papillomas, acne and pimples are also observed on the skin of the face, gauze compresses can be used. After the treatment course, the epidermis becomes noticeably cleaner. In addition, the activity of the sebaceous glands is regulated, which gives the face a matte appearance.

To achieve this goal:

1. Mix unrefined apricot kernel oil (2 tbsp) with tea tree esters (2 drops) and eucalyptus (1 drop) in a small container.
2. Soak a gauze mask with the mixture and apply it to cleansed facial skin.

   To make a mask, a circle with a diameter of 220 mm is cut out of clean gauze, and then slits are made with sharp scissors for the eyes, nose, mouth and four cuts around the perimeter (as shown in the picture)

3. Leave the gauze compress on for half an hour.
4. Remove it and wash with warm water without soap.

This procedure can be performed twice a week for one month. The use of this method does not exclude the use of other means aimed at eliminating warts and papillomas.

Healing cream with tea tree oil for scars and scars

Tea tree oil not only has antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties, but also evens out the skin. This can be used to eliminate scars and scars that sometimes remain after wart treatment.

Healing cream with tea tree ether has antibacterial, antifungal and regenerating properties.

To smooth the surface of the skin at the site of tumor removal, use the following healing cream recipe:

1. Heat extra virgin olive oil (100 ml) to 50°C.
2. Pour it over dry or fresh calendula flowers, comfrey grass and Hydrastis canadensis root (plant raw materials are taken in equal parts, in total you will need 150 g of medicinal herbs).

   Not the whole plant can be used for medicinal purposes, but only the rhizomes of Hydrastis

3. Place the container with medicinal plants and olive oil in a water bath and heat for five hours.
4. Then strain the mixture through a fine sieve or clean gauze.
5. In a separate bowl, melt natural beeswax (30 g) in a water bath.

   You can buy beeswax in stores that sell beekeeping products.

6. Mix it with plant oil extract, cool slightly and add tea tree ether (20 drops).
7. Pour the mixture into a suitable sized jar with a screw cap.

To obtain a pronounced effect, the cream is applied to cleansed skin twice a day. The course of eliminating skin defects lasts two months. The healing cream should be stored in the refrigerator for no more than two years.

The natural cream will help not only against scars and cicatrices, but also against abrasions, bruises and microcracks. It will soothe damaged skin and restore its hydrolipid mantle.

Contraindications and notes

Tea tree oil should not be taken internally . If ingested, you should immediately consult a doctor, as this may have a number of unpleasant symptoms characteristic of poisoning.

Also, use is not recommended for pregnant and lactating women, people with hypersensitive skin, who are allergic to other essential oils obtained from plants of the myrtle family (eucalyptus, cloves, guava, etc.), or who have individual intolerance to the components contained in this product .

Be especially careful when using oil on the skin around the eyes, lips, genitals, and mucous membranes. For use in these places, it is better to dilute it with olive oil or water. Before use, be sure to read the included operating instructions.

Papillomatosis is a rare nasty thing

Most of us have the human papillomatosis virus (HPV) and cannot be cured. Its consequences - papillomas and other skin tumors - begin to grow everywhere with age. If in youth the immune system generally copes with this problem, closer to middle age the situation worsens.

Papillomas begin to grow:

• on eyelids, ears;
• on the skin of the hands and feet (including the feet and interdigital spaces);
• in the armpits and on the back;
• in the groin and other hard-to-reach places.

Tea tree oil for papillomas does not cure HPV, but it gently and effectively eliminates the papillomas themselves.

If papillomas are not removed, they will become more and more numerous. They tend to spread over the skin.

Tea tree oil is a natural antibiotic . Contains terpenoids that can dry out growths and inactivate the reproduction of the virus.

The substance actively fights streptococci and E. coli.

Beneficial features:

• relieves inflammatory processes, has an antibacterial effect;
• removes rashes and skin allergies;
• is an antiseptic - heals cracks and wounds;
• reduces swelling;
• dries out growths;
• reduces the effect of HPV;
• considered the strongest antibiotic-immunostimulant;
• normalizes the functioning of the sebaceous glands.

Special instructions for use

In case of illness, you can use essential oil yourself, but if after three days there is no visible improvement, you should consult a doctor or a specialist in essential oil treatment.
Preliminary consultation with specialists is also necessary in cases where the essential oil must be applied directly to the skin. Not recommended for use on sensitive skin. If a burning sensation occurs, immediately rinse the area with water and consult a doctor.

Women during pregnancy should always consult a doctor before using tea tree essential oil.

Essential oils are powerful products. Strictly follow the precautions: do not use in pure form, do not apply internally, store in a cool place, keep away from children, avoid contact of essential oil with eyes.

In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with cold water; if the burning sensation persists, consult a doctor.

When taken orally, tea tree oil may be considered toxic, however, there are documented cases where researchers took fairly large doses (up to 120 drops per day) orally for 3 months to treat systemic infections. Such treatment should be carried out exclusively under the supervision of a physician who specializes in the ingestion of essential oils.

Tea tree essential oil is a highly volatile substance and, like all similar substances, is flammable. Do not use essential oil near an open flame or place it in the sun.

How to get rid of plantar warts

The following recipes will help with plantar warts and growths on the skin of the feet and fingers:

• Use oil in its pure form. To do this, you need to lubricate a cotton pad or swab with ether and carefully apply it to the growth. Treatment consists of stopping blood circulation in the area of ​​the wart, which leads to its complete drying out.
• Make a bath. Prepare a bowl of hot water. Add about 10 drops of oil to the water and steam your feet for half an hour. The procedure must be repeated every day before going to bed. Course 3 weeks.

Night is the time for treatment

For a faster recovery, experts recommend treatment not only during the day, but also at night. To remove papillomas at night, it is necessary to use a more gentle solution. To prepare it, mix 50% olive oil with 50% tea tree oil. It is necessary to soak a gauze bandage with the resulting solution, and then apply it to the accumulation of tumors. To prevent the gauze from moving during sleep, it is best to secure it with a medical plaster. These dressings should be applied every night until the problem is resolved.

Patient reviews

Tea tree oil for genital warts has earned a good reputation among the people. Reviews are direct evidence of this.

Several years ago I had to deal with condylomas on my neck, which appeared periodically, mainly after stress. I visited the doctor. I gave injections, took handfuls of pills, but the improvement did not come for long. After trying many methods, I discovered liquid tea tree extract. As it turned out, it has a very strong antiviral effect. It is quite hot, so you can easily remove condylomas. After using the natural product, the formations on the skin darkened, after which they became dry and fell off. After that they didn't appear again.

Yulia, 36 years old

I would never have dared to think that a natural remedy could be so effective. This is for me a real panacea for skin diseases. When I have warts and condylomas, I simply apply oil to the top of them with a cotton swab, and everything goes away. True, you have to be patient a little, since the sensations are not pleasant. It feels like you poured alcohol on an open wound. After treatment, the area around the wart turns red. This option may not be suitable for some due to excessive sensitivity. In this case, I would advise diluting it with some vegetable oil.

Alina, 25 years old

I recently discovered this unique natural antiseptic, and now it is always in my medicine cabinet.
I heard a lot about it before, but did not believe in its effectiveness. Please note that the packaging must contain the ratio: terpinene - 40%, cineole - 5%. This is what guarantees that we are talking about a quality product. It was once recommended to me by a friend who was able to cure a wart that had popped up. I tried it and was pleased. Polina, 31 years old

Possible adverse reactions

Adverse reactions when using tea tree ether externally are rare. These include the following complications:

• skin irritation: itching, burning, redness (this usually occurs when applying the product to sensitive skin);
• muscle tremors;
• drowsiness.

Compound

The composition of tea tree oil is very rich: it contains about 95 components. It contains the following beneficial substances:

• cineole,
• monoterpenes,
• diterpenes,
• terpineols,
• sesquiterpine alcohols.

This product also contains components that are no longer found anywhere in nature. These are viridiflorene, B-terpineol and traces of L-ternineol, alligexanoate.

The naturalness of a product is determined by the percentage of the listed components in it.