tea tree oil

There are no natural food sources of tea tree oil.

Tea tree oil is not safe to take by mouth.

More evidence is needed to rate tea tree oil for these uses.

Tea tree oil must never be used in the eyes or swallowed.

Lower concentrations of tea tree oil do not seem to be as effective.

It also occurs in tea tree oil at a low concentration.

Tea tree oil alone worked for only 18% of children.

Tea tree oil is only a topical treatment it should never be taken by mouth.

Because of its toxicity, tea tree oil should never be swallowed.

It is considered the primary active ingredient of tea tree oil.

Using large quantities of tea tree oil on the skin could cause severe side effects.

Lavender and tea tree oil had the same effect on the cells as estrogen.

Tea tree oil is an extract from a plant native to Australia.

The concentrations of tea tree oil used in studies have varied depending on the medical condition.

If you use tea tree oil, follow the instructions on the label or get advice from your doctor.

Tea tree oil was used as a topical treatment by the Aboriginal people for centuries.

Tea tree oil may be helpful for psoriasis of the scalp.

Tea tree oil has been scientifically investigated only recently.

Tea tree oil is less successful for anti-microbial application in the nose.

Is tea tree oil good for treating scalp problems?

Like Tea tree oil it may have use against resistant staph infections.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Tea tree oil seems to be safe when applied to the skin.

Tea tree oil 10% cream applied twice daily for one month has also been used.

Topical tea tree oil has been reported to cause allergic reactions that can be severe.

However, because tea tree oil is largely untested as a treatment for scalp problems, pay close attention to possible side effects.