Guaiol Hemp Terpenes

Guayol is used to treat syphilis and regulate menstruation. Widely known as an anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and insect repellent. In combination with other essential oils has anti-parasitic properties. In mice, Guayol was found to reduce tumors due to oncological diseases in the animal's body.

Pipen is most famous not only because it is one of the most common and studied terpenes contained in hemp, but also because it gives the plant a sharp, evergreen peppermint scent. However, there is a less common / studied hemp terpene, which also has not only a powerful aroma, similar to the aroma of pine. Despite the fact that Guaiol (Guaiol) is present on the market in extremely small quantities, but it has several therapeutic advantages.

Uniqueness

Differs from many other terpenes in its unique liquid structure. Guayol was first found in the hard Shrovetide wood of a tropical Guaiac tree, besides it is found in cypress pines, as well as in some other types of coniferous trees. In addition to its outstanding pine-like aromas, woody and pink notes are present in the Guayola terpene profile.

Therapeutic properties

Components of guaiac wood containing Guayol for a long time actively used in natural medicine. In the 16th century, the Spaniards brought it to Europe from Haiti. By the end of the 16th century, Guayol, extracted from wood, was used to treat syphilis and regulate menstruation. Widely known as an anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and insect repellent. In combination with other essential oils has anti-parasitic properties. In mice, Guayol was found to reduce tumors due to oncological diseases in the animal's body.