Evening Primrose Oil

English name: Eveing ​​Primrose oil

Description: Sabi oil obtained from seeds by cold pressing or extraction.

Scientific name of the plant: Oenothera biennis L. (Oenothera lamarckiana)

Family of the plant: Onagraceae

Turkish name of the plant: Evening primrose or night primrose

Color: Medium yellow

Smell: Light and sweet

Consistency: Thin

EFFECTS, AREAS OF USE AND HOW TO USE

• It is used in 500 mg capsules four times a day to reduce premenstrual and menstrual complaints.
• For menstrual breast pain (mastalgia), 500mg and 1300mg capsules are taken orally several times a day, totaling 3-4g per day, or used internally by dropping 2-4ml of oil into half a cup of water.
• For hot flashes during menopause, 500 mg capsules are used twice a day for 6 weeks.
• In order to relieve itching (eczema) seen in suddenly developing (acute) and long-lasting (chronic) dry skin conditions, 1ml of the product containing 20% ​​evening primrose oil is used by teenagers, adults and the elderly by applying it to the eczematous area or it is taken orally in 500mg and 1300mg capsules several times a day, as a single dose of 2g, totaling 4-6g daily dose.
• For the treatment of minor bruises and wounds, 2-3 drops of fixed oil are applied to the affected area.
• Against hair loss, massage the hair with fixed oil and wait for 30 minutes. Then wash the hair with shampoo and rinse with plenty of water.
• In order to achieve results during treatment with fixed oil, the drug forms (capsules) containing the oil must be used for 3 months.

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WARNINGS

-It should not be used in cases of hypersensitivity to the active ingredients of the oil.

-In case of an allergic reaction, the oil should be applied to a small spot of the skin and waited for 1 hour before use. If no reaction occurs, it should be applied to the skin.

-It should not be used in children under 12 years of age.

-If complaints persist for more than 8 weeks or if symptoms worsen during use, a pharmacist or physician should be consulted.

-During use, some hypersensitivity reactions such as gastrointestinal complaints, indigestion, nausea, soft stools, increased body temperature, skin redness and swelling, and headache have been reported as undesirable effects.

-When taken in high doses, it causes mild diarrhea and abdominal pain.

-If undesirable effects other than those mentioned above are observed, a pharmacist or physician should be consulted.

-The oil should be used with caution in patients with epilepsy and a history of schizophrenia. The use of the oil in schizophrenic patients receiving treatment with phenothiazine group drugs may cause schizophrenic seizures.

-Should not be taken with blood thinning medications.

-It should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

-Should be kept out of reach of children.

STORAGE CONDITIONS

It can be stored for 6 months in fully filled, airtight, tightly closed glass containers at room temperature, in dry environments, protected from heat, light and moisture.