Fun Fact!
During the 19th century, limes were used as a means to prevent scurvy, a disease attributed to a lack of Vitamin C. British sailors were given a lime daily to suppress the illness, allowing them to stay out at sea for lengthy periods of time.
Lime oil is extracted from Citrus aurantifolia (also known as Citrus medica var. acida and C. latifolia) of the Rutaceae family and is also known as Mexican and West Indian lime. And can be found in Warm Regions.
Lime Essential Oil is amongst the most affordable of essential oils and is routinely used for its energizing, fresh and cheerful aroma. It is well known for its ability to cleanse, purify and renew the mind.
Lime essential oil has several uses. Due to its astringent properties, lime essential oils are often used as aids for relieving aches and pains. One of its most common areas of use is teeth. Not only does it clean out the mouth but (with continued use) it can result in strengthened gums. For people who suffer from dental issues, lime oil is often used to relieve toothaches.
When used topically, lime oil can treat skin diseases and irritations like acne. Because of its antibacterial abilities, lime soothes inflamed surfaces. Acne is an inflammation of the skin, meaning that an affected area needs to be cleaned out in order to return to its previous state
Lime essential oil may have some antiseptic properties, and it can treat infections and might even protect against their development.
Please note: This is not a cure. Consult with your doctor before making any health changes. Especially any changes related to a specific diagnosis or condition.