Functioning of tea tree in horses

Tea tree comes from the tea tree, which originates in Australia and grows in the provinces of Queensland and New South Wales. The tea tree is known for its healing properties on the throat, nose, and ears. The essential oil is known worldwide for its great healing properties and is used both internally and externally in horses.

Melaleuca Alternifolia

Tree (tea tree)

Immune-boosting

• Mild anti-inflammatory

Internal effects of tea tree

Tea tree has a positive effect on the horse's immune system. The essential oil is commonly used internally against bacteria, viruses, and parasites. It also has a healing effect on fungi. Tea tree increases the immunoglobulins Am and M, which in turn have a positive effect on the immune system. Scholars also suggest that tea tree can be used for fatigue, mental exhaustion, and nervousness. It also has a strengthening property.

Tea tree is also a tonic for the heart, arteries, and blood vessels. It helps to improve blood circulation in the brain and support the heart muscle.

Tea tree is good for the following conditions:

• Intestinal infections

• Throat infections

• Colds

• Bronchitis

Use the essential oil internally only after consulting with a professional.

External effects of tea tree

Tea tree is included in various ointments for horses. It has a calming effect on the skin and helps with skin fungi, and like internally, it has an anti-inflammatory effect. Essential oils should never be used directly on the skin but should have a carrier, such as olive oil.