Borage oil or borage plants are not well known, used and used products in our country. In fact, borage that grows wild in natural environment is good for skin health and general body health when taken by mouth or when used as borage oil. In particular, borage oil is known to moisturize the skin, repair damages, and prevent the skin from drying out and wrinkle. Borage oil; It is the richest natural oil in terms of a very valuable fatty acid called gamma linolenic acid, and this fatty acid is an effective treatment for many skin diseases. Borage is a plant that has been used for more than 1500 years, is consumed and whose benefits are known. However, adding some borage to herbal teas will also be beneficial for spiritual and mental well-being.
General benefits of borage oil
- When taken by mouth, it provides peace of mind mentally and mentally and relieves ligament pain.
- It treats inflammatory formations in the body.
- It has a high fever reducing feature.
- It makes it easier to urinate, it is diuretic.
- It improves digestive system and intestinal functions. It prevents problems such as constipation and indigestion.
- It ensures that the intestinal bins are removed from the body.
- It cleans the blood.
- It prevents wrinkles and aging signs of the skin.
- When applied to the skin by massaging, it relieves joint, muscle and rheumatic pain.
- When mixed with other natural oils, when applied to the scalp, it nourishes, moisturizes, prevents hair loss.
Oral consumption of borage oil
Consumption of borage oil prevents infections, inflammation, especially on the skin and the whole body in general. It is recommended to take borage oil by mouth, especially for skin diseases caused by the imbalance of fatty acids in the body. In fact, people with many skin diseases are recommended to consume borage oil in addition to their nutrition, and this speeds up the treatment process. For this, it would be correct to add 1 teaspoon of borage oil to salads in addition to olive oil or drink 1 teaspoon of borage oil per day.
Application of borage oil on the skin
Since borage oil is a skin-friendly oil, it can benefit the skin by adding it to salads, drinking it plainly and applying it directly to the skin. It is possible to soften the skin by applying borage oil directly to the skin or by using creams containing borage oil, to help the skin maintain its natural moisture and elasticity. However, it is possible with borage oil to help heal wounds, superficial damage and deformations faster, and relieve problems such as eczema and atomic dermatitis. Especially those with chronically dry skin are recommended to use creams containing borage oil regularly.
Use of borage oil in infants
One of the benefits of borage oil to the skin is in babies. From newborn babies to babies who are 1-1.5 years old, scaly rashes called “cradle hats” or “mansions” occur on the scalp. These both disturb the image and prevent the scalp from getting airy. This problem, which is called infatile seborrhea dermatitis in the medical field, can also occur in the embers, armpits, anywhere on the face, and groin of some babies. There are cosmetic products or medical drugs to treat this problem. However, it is essential to try to solve every problem naturally. In this context, it is possible to get rid of this problem by mixing olive oil and borage oil, or simply using borage oil and applying it to the skin. For this, it is recommended to apply borage oil in a very thin layer twice a day to the problem area.
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