Eucalyptus leaf comes from an evergreen species of tree in the myrtle family that grows in Australia that is also known as blue gum or Australian fever tree.
 
Serves as:  Antiseptic, Analgesic, Expectorant, Stimulates local blood flow, insect repellent.
 
Commonly prescribed for conditions including: Catarrh, sinus problems, earaches, coughs, and bronchitis.
 
Dried eucalyptus leaf is used to make infused oils, salves or chest rubs and other topical preparations. The dried leaf is also used in facial steam baths and herb pillows.
 
Self- help uses: Infections and fevers, cold, flue, sore throat, pneumonia,releive rheumatic joints, neuralgia, some baterial skin infections.
 
The eucalyptus plant is native to Australia. It is an evergreen tree that can grow very tall - as high as 300 feet. It has green leaves. The leaves can be harvested year round. The tree requires large amounts of water to grow and can deprive surrounding plants of the necessary nutrients.
 
WARNING: I am NOT a licensed health care professional. To avoid any harmful reactions, please do your own research & consult your health care physician before use of  any herbs, especially if you are already perscribed to other forms of medication. 
 
Eucalyptus essential oil should not be taken internally unless it is under the supervision of a health professional. 
 
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dark place.