Description
Giyahkala is the first medicinal plants refinery and the largest specialized center for producing completely organic and pure essential oils in Iran, and it is the main reference for the buy and sale price of Dill Essential Oil. The products processed by Giyahkala are extracted from the best and highest quality primary plants and have the highest quality standards.
Technical Specification of Natural Dill Oil
Technical Specification of.Anethum graveolens Oil
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Scientific Name: Anethum graveolens L
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English Name: Dill
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Name of the Main Active Ingredient: Carvone, limonene and alpha-flandrene
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Purity Percentage: 10%-100% (Free of Any Additives or Preservatives)
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Country Of Origin: Iran
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Analysis Method: GC/MS, GC-FID
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Used Part: Aerial Organ
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Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
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Appearance: Transparent Liquid
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Packaging Type: Industrial Gallon
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Packaging Volume: From 30ml to Tonnage
Details of Product:
Dill essential oil is obtained from the species Anethum graveolens L. of the Apiaceae family, an annual plant whose entire parts are intensely aromatic when crushed. This widely used essential oil enhances the flavor of a variety of dishes, including salads, fish, and stews, thanks to its fresh, pungent aroma. Beyond its culinary uses, dill essential oil is known for its soothing properties, where it effectively relieves digestive upsets and is a popular choice for a wide range of stomach problems. When taken orally, it has a cleansing effect. It also provides a sense of calm during stressful times. The benefits of dill essential oil extend to its antioxidant properties. In addition, dill essential oil can be useful alone or in combination with other essential oils to help boost immunity during times of illness. Produced through the distillation of the whole plant, this essential oil is a key ingredient in both aromatherapy and natural remedies, making it an ideal supplement for any family.
Health Benefits of Natural Dill Oil
Health Benefits of Dill Oil
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Relieves digestive discomfort
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Antispasmodic
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Carminative
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Relieves
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Supports immune system function
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Digestive
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Increased milk production
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Relieves nervous tension
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Sedative
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Appetite stimulant
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Mucolytic (helps to expel phlegm more easily)
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Anti-cold
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Amenorrhea
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Reduces menstrual pain
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Reduces cholesterol and high blood pressure
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Deodorant and antibacterial
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Perspirant
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Improves insufficient liver function
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Combats excessive cravings for sweets and supports the pancreas
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Reduces skin problems
Uses of Anethum Graveolens Essential Oil in Different Industries
This essential oil has many uses in various industries such as Medicine, Veterinary, Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics, Food, etc.
Giyahkala is proud to supply all the essential oils with the best quality based on the latest knowledge of the world and has proudly become the largest reference for its buy and sale price in Iran.
Dill essential oil is produced through an advanced process using R&D specialists, high technology, and knowledge to ensure the best quality and with high sensitivity.
Use of Anethum graveolens Oil in Food Industries
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Increase the nutritional value of the product
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Use as a flavoring (especially in beverages)
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Adding special flavor and aroma to various foods
Use of Anethum graveolens Oil in Cosmetic Industries
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Shampoo and soap production
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Perfume and cologne production
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Disinfectant production
Use of Anethum graveolens Oil in Pharmaceutical Industries
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Tablet and capsule production
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Syrup production (windbreaker)
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Ointment and cream production (anti-spasm)
Use in Traditional Medicine
Dill essential oil has been used in various ancient cultures. The Ebers Papyrus, an Egyptian medical document dating back to 1550 BC, mentions dill as a medicinally valuable herb that helps boost immunity during seasonal illnesses. In Persian medicine, it was highly valued for its anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties, as well as for treating digestive disorders and increasing milk production in nursing mothers. The Romans used dill extensively not only as an important ingredient in cooking, but also for its medicinal benefits, including its use in treating headaches and stomachaches, and even on wounds to prevent infection. Ancient Greek texts mention the use of dill in treating digestive problems and insomnia, and Hippocrates reportedly used it to care for wounds. In traditional Chinese medicine, dill is known for its aromatic properties and for helping to support a healthy digestive system. In Ayurveda, dill is used to relieve abdominal pain and improve digestion, indicating its role in increasing appetite and balancing body functions.
Use in Modern Medicine
Dill essential oil is used in modern medicine for a variety of therapeutic benefits. Specifically, due to its carminative properties, it helps support the digestive system, reducing problems such as indigestion, bloating, and loss of appetite. Additionally, dill essential oil has antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects, making it useful in wound healing and as a topical antiseptic. In medicinal applications, it can be found in formulations such as syrups for digestive health, topical creams for skin care, and even in aromatherapy to relieve anxiety and promote relaxation. Additionally, its antioxidant properties help support overall health by fighting oxidative stress.
How to Use Natural Anethum Graveolens Essential Oil
- To combat muscle spasms, apply dill essential oil topically to the affected area to help soothe muscle cramps.
- To calm nerves, inhale dill essential oil from the palms of your hands or apply topically under the nose or on the back of the neck.
- To enhance flavor, add dill essential oil to dressings, soups, and salads.
- To improve sleep quality, add one drop of dill essential oil to a cup of herbal tea before bed and consume.
- Dilute dill essential oil with your preferred carrier oil in a herbal capsule and consume as a dietary supplement.
- To increase milk supply during breastfeeding, apply dill essential oil topically to the chest or pour into a herbal capsule and consume.
- To relieve menstrual cramps, mix two drops of dill essential oil with two teaspoons of your preferred carrier oil and apply clockwise to the abdominal area.
Suggested Instructions for Using the Product
Instructions to Use Natural Dill Oil
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Inhalation: Add three to four drops of dill essential oil to your home air freshener or diffuser.
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Topical: Dilute one drop of dill essential oil in 10 drops of carrier oil and apply to the desired area.
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Oral: Dilute one drop of dill essential oil in 120 ml of liquid.
Storage Conditions, Precautions and Risks
- Store in a cool, dry place (below 25°C) away from sunlight.
- May cause skin irritation.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Consult your doctor if you are pregnant, nursing, or under medical supervision.
- Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.
- May cause drug interactions with diabetes medications.
- Avoid direct sunlight or UV light for 12 hours after using the product.
- Flammable liquid and vapor.
- May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways.
- May cause skin irritation if used undiluted.
Our Distinctive Feaures in Processing Dill Oil
- Production and Preparation of Standard and Organic Primary Plants
- Hygienic and Antimicrobial Processing of Plants
- Processing with Modern Technology and Knowledge
- With National Standard, Healthy Green Apple, and Approval of the Food and Drug Organization
- Extraction with Scientific Knowledge-based Methods and the Most Recent Scientific Findings
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