Turpentine Essential Oil

• Pure Turpentine Essential oil.
• Organic certified at sourced, Ancient Purity are not registered and do not want to be registered organic therefore we will not list this product as organic.

The appropriate dose of essential turpentine oil depends on several factors such as the user's age, health, and several other conditions. At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for turpentine oil. Keep in mind that natural products are not always necessarily safe and dosages can be important. Be sure to follow relevant directions on product labels and consult your pharmacist or physician or other healthcare professional before using.

Dosages of Turpentine range from a drop to a teaspoon depending upon what you are trying to do. Always start with less, increase slowly, and monitor your own personal response to it.

If you want to take consecutive Turpentine doses for a particular problem then you could take Turpentine for 5 days and then have 2 days off and do it like this for about 6 weeks only. This protocol will help to get rid of most unwanted things from your body.

It is best to start with drop dosages of your choice or start with 1/4 teaspoon and slowly work up to the full 1 teaspoon dose. Take just before meals. Start taking it just twice a week then work towards taking it on a one day on, one day off protocol.

Take plenty of breaks from this protocol because this regimen kills a large range of pathogens including parasites, candida, bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma etc...Adjust the dosage accordingly to reduce the stress."

Many recommend taking it with some sugar...

• On one level teaspoon of white sugar
• Put the required amount of Turpentine on the sugar.
• Consume, chew a little if needed and swallow.
• For Diffusers:  add 5 - 10 drops.

  WARNING
  Children: Do not let children take turpentine oil by mouth. It is unsafe. Children are particularly sensitive to the chemicals in turpentine oil, and they can get ill after swallowing it. There isn’t enough information to know whether turpentine oil can be safely inhaled by children or put on their skin. It’s best to avoid any use of turpentine oil in children.

  Pregnancy and Breast-Feeding: It is unsafe to take turpentine oil by mouth. It might cause a miscarriage. Not enough is known about the safety of putting it on the skin or inhaling it if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use.

  Lung Issues, including asthma or whooping cough: For most people it’s fine but we have to advise to not inhale turpentine oil if you have a lung problem. It might make your condition worse.

  Turpentine Essential Oil for your Home

  Homemade Air Freshener…Pine Tree Oil can also reduce pollution and improve air quality in your home. We are sure you’ll love the familiar Pine Needle fragrance that invokes the Christmas spirit and feelings of contentment. The oil is capable of getting rid of airborne toxins that can cause common colds, headaches and allergic reactions. For fresh-smelling, pure air throughout your home or even car, for about 25 minutes diffuse pine oil using an oil diffuser or blend it with some (distilled) water in a spray bottle. Spray the freshener around your furniture, linens, laundry, countertops or car seats. In addition, try adding Essential Pine Oil to a cotton ball and place it behind your toilet seat to freshen the air in a natural way.

  Make your own Household Cleaner…Produce your homemade Pine Oil cleaner with just a few other ingredients. Combine 20 drops each of lemon, tea tree, and Essential Pine Oil in a big spray bottle. Fill the bottle with distilled water. Now you can spray the solution liberally on non-porous, hard surfaces for cleaning. A floor cleaner can be made by adding 20 drops of Turpentine Oil to a mop bucket. Fill the bucket with water and mop as usual. Using Turpentine Oil to clean pans, plates and pots with stuck-on food is another option. Just add 10 drops of the oil to half a cup of bicarbonate of soda. Work into a paste and use a sponge to scrub the pans.

  Trash Bin Purifier… Douse a cotton ball with 2 drops each of Turpentine Oil and lemon and next put the cotton ball(s) at your garbage bin’s bottom helping to decrease bacteria and odours.

  Homemade Carpet Cleaner…One of the finest 100% natural home deodorisers, you can use Essential Turpentine Oil to get rid of odours from your carpet. You have to blend 15 to 20 drops of Pine Oil with clean water in a bucket and then scrub into the dirty spots on your carpet or rug. There’s no need removing the Turpentine Oil from the rugs since it will continue to eliminate odour-causing bacteria while adding an uplifting scent to your room in the process.

  Homemade Glass Cleaner…You can clean glass, mirrors, windows and certain kitchen equipment by using Turpentine Oil along with vinegar. This homemade natural cleaning solution can remove residue leaving behind clean, shiny surfaces.

  Eliminate Foot Odours…To get rid of foot or shoe odours, add 2 to 3 drops of Essential Turpentine Oil pine and a few drops of tea tree oil to the bottom of your shoes to eliminate bacteria and fresh them up. At the end of the day you can take off your shoes anywhere without having to experience the embarrassing foul smell!  

• Brand: Ancient Purity.
• Size: 100ml (3.38 fl oz.).
• Extraction: Steam distillation.
• Origin: Portugal.
• Container: Miron Glass Bottle.
• Estimated shelf life from purchase: 2 years.
• Storage: Keep it in a closed cabinet, dry, room temperature. Close the cap, keep out of reach of children.

Q: After reading your page I still wonder what is Turpentine Oil’s best health benefit?
A: Turpentine has been reported to be most useful for its anti-parasitic effects. It has been used in the treatment of myiasis (infection of a fly larva in human tissue). Specifically, it is useful in helping to remove the larvae in cases of myiasis. Obviously, depending on their own experiences with the oil, people will mention different ‘best health benefits’. 

Q: My sister uses Turpentine oil for her feet, can you explain?
A: She probably uses it for Cold Foot Soak. Walking or standing for long periods of time might make you feel exhausted and experience aches on your feet. When you feel tired and have pain on your feet and legs due to walking and standing for hours all day long, you should add 2 teaspoons of Turpentine Oil to COLD water and next soak your feet in it. Cold water can reduce the inflammatory chemical mediators and aids constrict your blood vessels so that the inflammation and swelling in the muscles are reduced. It might also reduce the inconvenience of fungal skin infections (Athlete’s Foot).

Q: Can I use Turpentine Oil for Chest Congestion?
A: Yes, bring a bowl of clean water to a quick boil and remove from heat. You should add in about 4 to 5 drops of Turpentine Oil and use a towel to cover your head. Lean around 6 inches above the bowl and breathe deeply and as gently as you can for about 5 minutes as the fragrance helps open your airways. However, although safe for most, people with lung issues should talk to their healthcare practitioner first.