In 1981, Lacey and Lord were quoted in the Journal of Microbiology, Vol 14, 41- 49
Linolenic acid would therefore have all the agents of an ideal antibacterial agent… its naturally occurring and hence untoward reactions would not be expected.
Linolenic acid would therefore have all the agents of an ideal antibacterial agent… its naturally occurring and hence untoward reactions would not be expected.
Flaxseed Oil
Flaxseed Oil has a rich source of healing properties and has been cultivated for more than 7000 years. Apart from its antimicrobial properties, flaxseed oil is renowned for its skin healing properties; irritated skin can often respond to its anti-inflammatory actions and skin soothing properties.
Tea Tree
Tea Tree has been used for a century as a topical antiseptic and anti-fungal by indigenous Australians. Laboratory studies have also shown that tea tree oil was effective against common everyday germs along with more high potency bacteria.