Description
Inula Viscosa High Quailty Essential Oil
Tayun Davik טיון דביק
EXTREMELY RARE
This listing is for 2ml Oil (Note: 2ml of essential oil is poured into a 5ml bottle)
Yob’s Shemen השמנים של יוב Job’s Oil
Botanical Name:
Dittrichia viscosa
From: Flower and leaf
Country of Origin:
Holy Land of Israel
Color:
Yellow to light yellow-green
Scent Profile:
Strong fresh green herbaceous, sweet, slighty camphor spice pungent.
Also known as Rare Job’s Rue (Rara Ayub), Yob’s Shemen השמנים של יוב (Job’s Oil), Israeli Balm Leaf, Sticky Tayun, Judean Inula, and Inula Viscosa.
We produce this oil from Wild Dittrichia viscosa from Rimon Farm extracted by Steam Distillation of Flowertops and leaves. We first introduced this extract into our line in 2008 from our first harvest of material in Bet Ummar, Bet Shemesh, and areas in Efrat. It has grown to be a favorite among Israelis, Europeans, and Americans as a powerful plant to treat over 40 different ailments.
Some historical use benefits:
Sweaty Feet, Respiratory, Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, Wound Care, Skincare, Skin discolorations, Psoriasis, Eczema, Joint and Bone Pain, anti Fungal properties, Anti Bacterial properties, Anxiety/Stress, and Inflammation.
Use:
Dilute properly with carrier oil and massage into pulse areas or areas of the body in stress and need of relief. Use 1 2 3 method below
1% Dilution
2 Tsp carrier Oil
3 drops of essential Oil ***(Use no more than 6 drops max. Always start at 3 drops)***
Blends Well With:
Lavender Nard, Chamomile, Blue Tansy, Rosalina, Hemp Cannabis, Eucalyptus, Cajeput, and All Citrus Oils.
ABOUT:
Extracted leaves and flowers of Inula Viscosa plant (tayun davik) from the garden of Rimon Farm in Israel. This oil is a thin oil and we make very small batch. A little really goes a long way
Inula Viscosa, also known as Israel Balm Leaf, Judean Inula, Faux Yellowhead, and strong-smelling Inula is desired in both tincture, infused oil, and essential oil. In the State of Israel, it is known by its Arabic name,Tayun davik or Sticky Tayun or Rara Ayub -Job’s oil.
The plant grows wild in the land of Israel from north to south of the country. It is a perennial shrub of the Asteraceae family that is found in most of the Mediterranean basin regions. This medicinal very aromatic species has spreading branches and toothed leaves that have a sticky resin. It blooms with small yellow flowers to produce tiny achenes.
It’s an aromatic plant that has a strong smell of grassy yet slight camphor when picked fresh. The leaves and stems of the plant have a sticky resin, and the plant will bloom with small yellow flowers, especially during winter. It is one of the few food sources available to honey bees in the wintertime, which is another reason it is so highly regarded by the Israeli people. Perfect for Arthritis pain and deep joint /muscle pain.
The main constituents of Inula viscosa essential oil is sesquiterpene molecule hydrocarbons. These include beta-caryophyllene, germacrene-D, and alpha-humulene. These compounds contribute to the distinct aroma of the oil and its therapeutic properties.
Natural oil with additional antioxidant benefits. This Extract is extracted from the resin sticky leaves and flowers that the plant uses to protect itself from attacks by fungi, insects, and bacteria.
The preserving qualities of the oil, the result of its anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties. Studies also have shown that the plant whole molecule extracts such as maceration infusion or alcohol extracts contain high levels of phenols and flavonoids, which are known for their antioxidant properties.
Some additional research here
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fonc.2019.00227/full
Bible references:
The plant is mentioned in the Bible, the prophet Job איוב
used freshly harvested Inula viscosa branches to treat his pain and sores. The plant is called “rara ayub” in the Bible found in the book of Job and the name is still used by all local Israelis today. See Job 29:6.
Beekeepers in Israel use the fresh leaves in the field to treat bee stings.
In ancient texts and commentaries, it is mentioned as a treatment for toxic snake bites.
Utilizing the Ancient power of Nature’s Essence to bring balance your Spirit, to heal the body, and awaken the mind. ~Rambam (Jewish Doctor and Mishna Sage in Cairo’s Jewish community 1135-1204 BCE)
ויעש את־שמן המשחה קדש ואת־קטרת הסמים טהור מעשה רקח׃
“And he made the Moshiach shemen (oil) and the pure Ketoret of sweet b’somim (spices), after the art of the perfumer.” ~Shemos 37:29 (Exodus)
Suggested not to be used by women who are pregnant and or breastfeeding. Some people are sensitive or anyone that has an allergy to Inula Viscosa Oil. Always consult physician before use
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent any disease.
