Pine-Needle-Infused-Oil-for-Rheumatism-and-Arthritis-Eastern-White-Pine.jpeg

Herbal Arthritis & Rheumatism Guide

Pine Needle Infused Oil for Rheumatism and Arthritis -

A Comprehensive Guide

Pine trees are versatile natural resources used for centuries in various forms. They belong to the Pinus genus and contain over 120 species that grow naturally in the Northern Hemisphere. Pine trees are related to other conifers such as spruce, larch, fir, and cedar. Pine needles are readily available all year round, making them an excellent resource for winter when deciduous trees have lost their foliage.

Show me

WHAT TO PURCHASE

Are you facing a similar challenge?
Here is a herbal remedy recipe to use.

Pine Needle Infused Oil Recipe

Pine-Needle-Infused-Oil-for-Rheumatism-and-Arthritis-infused-oil.jpeg

0.6oz. /18g. of pine needles (I used White Pine needles)
2.5oz. /72g. of olive oil
Mason jar
A pot and warm water

Which Pine Species to Choose?

All Pinus species contain pinosylvin stilbenes that have been shown to reduce inflammation and treat arthritis. Interestingly, the pinosylvin stilbene content increases if the tree has been attacked by nematodes.

While there are over 120 species of pine trees to choose from, some of the more common ones include:

Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus): Contains several antioxidants and anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, anti-carcinogenic, antiviral, and anti-aging properties.
Aleppo Pine (Pinus halepensis): Contains a higher amount of vitamin E, tocotrienol, and stronger anti-inflammatories than other Mediterranean pine species.
Canary Island Pine (Pinus canariensis): Contains a higher amount of limonene compared to other Mediterranean pine species.
Scotch Pine (Pinus sylvestris): Contains the highest amounts of total fatty acids, and the knotwood has a higher concentration of pinosylvins.
French Maritime Pine (Pinus pinaster): Bark extract with its high concentration of procyanidins, taxifolin, catechin, and phenol acids is currently used orally to treat inflammation caused by osteoarthritis, with a subsequent increase in mobility and decrease in pain.
Black Pine (Pinus negra): Also high in pinosylvins but in different ratios to Scotch pine.
Red Pine (Pinus densiflora): Contains strong antioxidants and anti-inflammatories such as taxifolin and quercetin glucoside.

Infuse Oil

Why Infuse Oil?

Making your own infused oil is cheaper than using an essential oil, and even though it won’t be as potent, it has greater versatility. It can be eaten or rubbed straight into the skin or turned into a salve, a soap, or used for aromatherapy. Many of the beneficial compounds found in pine needles and bark are oil-soluble, including pterostilbene, resveratrol, pinosylvin, and other stilbenoids. Other resins and oils that naturally occur in the pine needles will also be extracted into your chosen carrier oil.

Which Carrier Oil to Use?

If your oil is plant-based then it will be safe to consume as well as use topically; both of which are recommended for rheumatism and arthritis. Therefore, choose a carrier oil that you like the taste of. It is recommended to stay away from intense oils such as sesame oil and use an all-rounder that will work in several dishes, such as olive or vegetable oil.

Method

This remedy requires dried pine needles (and/or bark). Pine needles typically take about a week to dry on the shelf, whereas bark will take at least 2 weeks, depending on the humidity and temperature of the room.

1. Roughly chop up the pine needles and weigh them.

2. Place them in a jar and cover them with approximately 4 times more oil. This will give you a 1:4 ratio. You could try making a 1:2 ratio by only two times as much oil, but this will require grinding the needles into a finer size (otherwise the oil won’t completely cover them).

3. Sit the jar in a pot of warm water (no more than 100° F or 37° C) for 2 – 3 hours.

4. Strain away the needles and your infused pine needle oil is ready to use.

How to use Since this remedy uses edible oil, you can consume it as well as apply it topically.

Simply rub the oil straight onto your skin and incorporate 1 – 2 teaspoons into your daily diet. Unlike essential oil, you can use your infused pine needle oil liberally in cooking and baking or over a salad. In many studies, a significant improvement was seen after 3 months of daily usage. Storage Store the oil in a dark, cool location and it should last about a year.

Pine-Needle-Infused-Oil-for-Rheumatism-and-Arthritis-pine-needles.jpeg

Pine-Needle-Infused-Oil-for-Rheumatism-and-Arthritis-chop-and-weigh-pine-needles.jpeg

Pine-Needle-Infused-Oil-for-Rheumatism-and-Arthritis-cover-with-oil.jpeg

Pine-Needle-Infused-Oil-for-Rheumatism-and-Arthritis-sit-the-jar-in-warm-water.jpeg

Purchase Pine Needle Online

Activate your Stem Cells for healing out
from Carpal Tunnel

Based on the experiences of individuals who have successfully healed from Carpan Tunnel using stem cell patches, we strongly encourage you to consider adopting the same method.

Show me

Discovery

Do you suffer from something else?

Let's figure out your needs and find the right care

As a certified coach, I must get to know the person

before providing tailored solutions.

Let' start a discovery dialouge

This is a careful history gathering and checking your suitability for treatment, ascertaining your expectations, discussing treatment options, and ensuring that you understand them – leading to higher satisfaction and successful treatment outcomes.

Herbal Arthritis & Rheumatism Guide

Are you facing a similar challenge?
Here is a herbal remedy recipe to use.

Pine Needle Infused Oil Recipe

Which Pine Species to Choose?

Infuse Oil

Method

Arthritis Tincture

Activate your Stem Cells for healing out
from Carpal Tunnel

Do you suffer from something else?

Please sign up for free to access

Herbal Arthritis & Rheumatism Guide

Are you facing a similar challenge? Here is a herbal remedy recipe to use.

Pine Needle Infused Oil Recipe

Activate your Stem Cells for healing out from Carpal Tunnel

Do you suffer from something else?

Please sign up for free to access

Are you facing a similar challenge?
Here is a herbal remedy recipe to use.

Activate your Stem Cells for healing out
from Carpal Tunnel