Jasmine oil is one of the vegetable oils that has many benefits besides its nice smell. Although it is a popular natural remedy used to treat dozens of ailments from depression to infections, it is most prominent with its aphrodisiac properties.
BENEFITS OF JASMINE OIL
Jasmine oil is known to be effective against depression. Jasmine oil used in aromatherapy massage has been found to be particularly effective.
Jasmine oil is antibacterial. As a result of the studies, it was revealed that it showed antimicrobial activity against various oral microorganisms.
When diluted and applied to the skin, jasmine oil can be effective in treating and preventing infections when used as a rinse for oral infections such as thrush.
Jasmine oil has positive effects on spasms and cramps. You can relax at home by massaging the cramped area with jasmine oil.
Jasmine oil can promote wound healing through scar tissue formation. Jasmine oil has antiseptic properties that are useful in treating skin infections.
Jasmine oil has been used for years to treat menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and depression.
AFRODISIAC EFFECT OF JASMINE OIL
The romantic scent of jasmine oil has long been believed to have an aphrodisiac effect. In some parts of India, jasmine flowers are often used at weddings in the newlyweds’ bedroom to create an air of romance. There is little scientific evidence regarding the aphrodisiac effect of jasmine oil.
It has been scientifically proven that smelling jasmine oil improves mood, increases romantic and positive emotions and energy levels. In theory, these findings can create an aphrodisiac effect on people.
Plus, its stimulating effect on brain waves can make a person more sexually enthusiastic and possibly increase blood flow to the genitals, according to a small study examining the relationship between odors and sexual response.