The Power of Tea Tree Oil
Tea tree oil is perhaps the most powerful/healing essential oil on the market. Tea tree oil has numerous natural agents that attack fungal and viral skin disorders. Many of us know tea tree as Melaleuca, a plant indigenous to the swampy areas of Australia.
Researchers and physicians have reported tea tree oil to be four to five times stronger than the usual household disinfectants (e.g., hydrogen peroxide) and yet stings far less when applied to minor abrasions.
According to physicians, tea tree oil passed the Kelsey Sykes test, the most rigorous antiseptic test available.
It proved effective, both in vitro and in vivo, against fungi such as Candida albicans and ringworm, and bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli, and Streptococcus. In the publication Natural Health, Natural Medicine, Dr. Andrew Weil stated that “tea tree oil is the best treatment I know for fungal infections of the skin.”
Tea tree oil has been effective in fighting such skin disorders as eczema, psoriasis, toenail/fingernail fungus, athlete’s foot, ringworm, dry/cracked heels and skin, acne, dandruff, head lice and much more. For best results, apply T-Tree balm in the morning and evening.
“I had a wart on my left arm about the size of a pea. My mom tried other stuff but it didn’t work. I had a Band-Aid on it because it would get irritated and I put Tea Tree Oil underneath. It was unbelievable! The next morning the wart was flat!”
David Powell, MI –
Tea Tree Balm
I am very partial to my tea tree balm. I always recommend the tea tree balm for any type of skin disorder. This balm is remarkable and never ceases to amaze me when it comes to the skin disorders my customers confront me with. My tea tree balm is uniquely and richly blended to create ultimate results. It is a must for dry/cracked heels, elbows and hands and is unsurpassed when it comes to results. 
Tea tree is such a powerful essential oil and, again, the cosmetic grade beeswax I use, seals it in the area and seems to “zap” a problem out in a heartbeat.
My T-Tree Balm, as with all my balms, has a touch of natural peppermint menthol so avoid eye contact. For a severe/chronic skin disorder it is recommended to use T-Tree morning and evening!
. You will feel it around the eyes, but it will dissipate within a couple of minutes. The tea tree balm is used for the same skin problems mentioned above for my tea tree oil and should be applied twice a day, in the morning and the evening.
What makes T-Tree so effective for skin disorders?
T-Tree is a very powerful essential oil. It has approximately 150 different agents that fight fungal and viral skin disorders.
Can I use T-Tree if I am taking medication for my skin disorder?
Ask your dermatologist about T-Tree….most all Doctor’s are familiar with the natural benefits of T-Tree.
Tea Tree Balm Customer Reviews..
“I have been using Tea Tree Balm on my face for acne. I work in a machining factory, so you can imagine how dirty my face gets! I apply Tea Tree Balm before I go to bed. My face is soft and clear! It even feels like an astringent.”Melissa, NY –
“My eight year-old son, Loren, had a cold sore inside his mouth below his lip. I began applying a small amount of Tea Tree Oil 3-4 times the first day. The pain went away, and I continued to apply tea tree oil. The cold sore was totally gone in three days.” Amazing!!!!
Theresa, CA –
“I had something on my foot that hurt so bad I could hardly get my shoe on! My mom said it looked like a plantar wart and gave me some Tea Tree Oil. I rubbed it on a few times a day. Amazingly after just 24 hours, I forgot it was there.”
Jim, AZ –
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NOTE: These products are not meant to replace any physician’s diagnosis or treatment.
