. Winter Ailments – Respiratory
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 It is a marsh tree with light bark that peels off in leaves, the English call it paper bark, whose cousin is the cajeput (melaleuca cajeputii) which is not really distinguishable either in appearance or in the chemical composition of its essential oil and which grows in Asia, while the niaouli is said to originate from New Caledonia.
 It was introduced to the island by colonization like many plants such as coffee, eucalyptus, and perfume plants. It spread naturally by finding a land particularly well adapted to its development by forming large forests. Ours, neighboring, is more than 7000 hectares.
 tree of the southern hemisphere, it develops several types recognizable by the chemistry of its essential oil. Type 1 has a cineole chemotype 1.8 it is the most common and the best known it contains a low proportion of viridiflorol and it is of the respiratory type.
 In some areas it has developed a predominantly viridiflorol type, this is type 2. Elsewhere we find type 3 which contains a significant proportion of trans-nerolidol giving it anti-stress properties corroborated by French scientific studies on endothelial cells conducted by Professor Patricia d'Alessio at Necker Hospital.