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Thyme Oil Benefits
In modern times, thyme
essential oil is used medicinally to treat a number of conditions, either on
its own or as an adjunct to other therapies.
1. Antibacterial
Thymol, the most
prevalent terpene in thyme oil, has antimicrobial properties. One study found
that thyme oil was effective in treating bacterial infections, especially
staphylococcus strains and treatment-resistant strains like
methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA). Thyme essential oil has
also been shown to be effective against bacterial strains Enterococcus and
Escherichia.
2. Insect Repellent
Thyme oil has been
found to be quite an effective mosquito repellent. One study found that thyme
oil, applied to the skin, repelled mosquitos for 1-3 hours in a lab setting.
With mosquito-borne illnesses like EEE becoming increasingly common in the
U.S., thyme oil could be a reliable alternative to DEET-based insect
repellents. Some essential oils can cause dermatitis when applied topically, so
it’s important to always use a small amount blended well with a carrier oil,
like coconut oil, before application.
3. Yeast Infection
Along with action
against bacteria, thyme essential oil also has anti-fungal properties which may
make it effective against Candida albicans, a type of yeast commonly found in
and on the body. Yeast overgrowth can cause skin lesions, vaginal itching and pain,
and there’s evidence that an overgrowth of Candida in the digestive system can
be responsible for a number of health issues.
4. Skin Conditions
Thyme oil has been
used to successfully relieve symptoms associated with atopic dermatitis. Atopic
dermatitis, known commonly as eczema, is a common skin issue characterized by
itchy, scaly patches on the skin. While eczema is common in children, thyme oil
should not be used as a treatment for young kids.
5. Respiratory
Infections and Coughs
The terpene thymol may
also work as an anti-spasmodic to help reduce coughs. One study showed that
when used in conjunction with primrose, it was effective in reducing coughing
associated with respiratory tract infections.
6. Alopecia/Hair Loss
Thyme essential oil,
when combined with a carrier oil and massaged into the scalp, can help reverse
the effects of alopecia and encourage new hair growth. One study showed that
44% of subjects treated with thyme oil experienced an improvement in their hair
loss.