“Biodynamic and certified.
Warm and spicy scent, like the culinary herb. This Basil is more antispasmodic and calming than the chavicol. A better choice of the two as a digestive aid. Used generally as an antispasmodic, pain reliever and as a decongestant of the veins and arteries. Used to increase digestion and viral infections.. As an inhalant to increase memory, soothe stresses and fatigue. Is helpful for children with ADD. Used in hair preparations to promote hair growth. Utilized in England in massage for shingles and reviving bedridden elderly patients.
Basil plants and essential oil are used in ceremonial purification and initiation blends. Basil brings strength to users in their endeavors, helping a person find courage when moving in a direction that is intimidating.

This basil has a sharpness and a spicy smelling bite. I think a very few drops in raspberry seed oil, some fresh garlic and balsamic vinegar on your favorite salad mix would be so nice.

Ocimun micranthum used in Central America, called Albahaca in Honduras and Salvador.

A basic Blessing Oil blend is equal parts Basil, Juniper and Jasmine.”