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The Fragrant Power of Arolla Pine Wood

Body, Health October 26, 2016 Lini Freudenstein
The Fragrant Power of Arolla Pine Wood

© DAS MÜHLBACH, Germany

Simply close your eyes and imagine the unique scent of pine wood. The distinctive smell encourages healthier sleep and naturally keeps your spirits up. For centuries, Mountaineers have been attracted to the scared forests filled with an abundance of arolla pine wood due to its beneficial effects that are proven to keep your mind soothed and your emotions relaxed.

 

Contributing to your feelings

Arolla pine wood gives off an aromatic scent that stimulates the mind and has an energizing effect on the body. Traditional knowledge revealed that arolla pine wood gives off an aromatic scent that contributes to your feelings. In the present day, these pine trees still play a very important role in the health of the human body.

Pine wood lowers the heart rate about 3,500 heartbeats per day, induces deeper sleep, improves recovery time post-exercise, provides anti-bacterial effects and ultimately leads to healthier and happier living.

 

Benefits of pine wood

Pine wood has analgesic, diuretic and antiseptic properties. Besides its pleasing and calming scent, scientifically, arolla pine wood contains essentials oils such as pinosylvin and resin. Besides, the anti-bacterial qualities outperform every kind of tree. When looking at medicinal benefits, it has analgesic, diuretic and antiseptic properties. Pine Wood is a natural remedy for stress or anxiety disorders. It also helps with sports injuries and infections.

One of the reasons this tree has grown to be an important element is because of its simple requirements in relation to earth and climate. The arolla pine can be found on the elevated levels of the countryside. Furthermore, it often creates a vast forest line in the Central Alps.

 

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