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Tamarack • Mélèze • Larix Laricina

Waatinakan

Waatinakan

Flexibility Essential Oil

Description

The tamarack tree is a delicate, eastern conifer with deciduous foliage. The needles are three-sided and green turns yellow in autumn. Cones are small and egg-shaped with no visible bracts between clusters. 

This oil is 100% pure all-natural therapeutic grade oil. Use with caution.

Indications

Essential oils are a potent concentrate of active ingredients, which is why just a few drops are enough to exploit their powerful potential. Their use must therefore be done conscientiously and in accordance with the indications.

The use of essential oils is not recommended for children or for pregnant or breastfeeding women.

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Usage

The tamarack tree, because of its flexibility and workability properties. The Cree people in making snowshoes, and tools needed for life in the bush. The tamarack tree has always been known to carry important medicinal uses as an antiseptic wash and a great source of vitamin C. Tamarack was used in teas to relieve cold symptoms, sore throats, congestion, upset stomach, combat fatigue, and promote general health. Our Cree people have used the gum to treat cuts, wounds, and cuts and wounds associated with the effects of diabetic injuries.

Traditional Recipes

Cree Traditional TAMARACK TEA

Tamarack tea is a time-honoured remedy cherished for its soothing and restorative properties. Prepared with care, it supports wellness and honors Cree traditions.

Directions:

  1. Harvest tamarack branches and bark, following traditional and eco-friendly protocols.
  2. Cut the branches into smaller pieces to release their natural oils.
  3. Place the prepared tamarack pieces into a regular teapot with 4 cups of distilled water.
  4. Bring the water to a boil and let the mixture simmer for 5–10 minutes, or until a fresh, woodsy aroma fills the air. Adjust brewing time to your desired tea strength.
  5. Strain the branches and bark using a fine strainer.
  6. Serve warm or cool, sweetened with honey or maple syrup to taste.

Usage:

Enjoy up to 4 cups daily to support overall health, boost vitality, and promote relaxation. Tamarack tea is valued for its grounding and immune-supporting properties.

Note: This traditional preparation is intended for educational purposes and should be used thoughtfully. Always consult with a healthcare provider before use, especially if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing health conditions.

Making Flexibility Waatinakan Essential Oil

  • Distilled Parts

    Needles, twigs, bark, and cones

  • Extraction

    Steam distillation

  • Properties

    Main properties include a-pinene, 8-pinene, d-3 carene, bornyl acetate