Organic Ginger/Zingiber officinale/Ginger officinalis, or Ginger medicinal, or Ginger real, or Ginger ordinary The aroma of this oil gives courage in making decisions, perseverance in achieving goals. The oil's effects on the body: it has a pronounced antifungal and bactericidal (against gram-negative bacteria) effect. It restores potency, sperm production and motility, and eliminates prostatitis. It is an expectorant for colds and has a warming effect by stimulating circulation. It is an antispasmodic, alleviating PMS, and alleviating symptoms of nausea when traveling, headaches, and weather sensitivity. Ginger has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, so it is used in remedies for chronic joint and muscle pain. It can be used externally to relieve fatigue and swelling in the legs and heartburn. It is used to relieve PMS symptoms and during menopause. In cosmetology, ginger oil can be used for loose, puffy skin, to prevent age-related changes, for oily, problematic skin, and in anti-cellulite programs. Use with caution in cases of rosacea. It stimulates hair growth and can be used for alopecia. Emotional effects of the oil: it activates the sympathetic autonomic nervous system, gently stimulating, stabilizing, and improving mood. It helps with stress, loneliness, fatigue, seasonal depression, and other types of depression. It alleviates lethargy and apathy. It increases motivation and determination, belief in success, and self-confidence. It helps stabilize the emotional state during PMS and menopause. It is an aphrodisiac. In perfumery: It has low volatility. It is best used in perfumes as a trace to anchor the scent. It imparts an oriental flavor to perfumes. It pairs perfectly with citrus essences of orange, lemon, mandarin, and bergamot, and essential oils of coriander, petitgrain, tea tree, sage, eucalyptus, lavender, geranium, juniper, marjoram, black pepper, peppermint, nutmeg, and sandalwood. Important: Apply topically only when diluted with a carrier oil. May cause individual skin reactions. .