ti tree oil

Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• acne [Possibly Effective]
• angular cheilitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• bacterial vaginosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• blepharitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• candidiasis, oropharyngeal [Insufficient Evidence]
• candidiasis, vulvovaginal [Insufficient Evidence]
• dandruff [Insufficient Evidence]
• dental plaque [Insufficient Evidence]
• dry eye dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• furuncles [Insufficient Evidence]
• gingivitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• halitosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• hemorrhoids [Insufficient Evidence]
• herpes labialis (cold sores) [Insufficient Evidence]
• hirsutism [Insufficient Evidence]
• insect bite [Insufficient Evidence]
• lice [Insufficient Evidence]
• molluscum contagiosum [Insufficient Evidence]
• MRSA [Insufficient Evidence]
• nickel-induced contact dermatitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• ocular demodicosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• onychomycosis [Possibly Effective]
• otitis externa [Insufficient Evidence]
• otitis media [Insufficient Evidence]
• pharyngitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• rosacea [Insufficient Evidence]
• scabies [Insufficient Evidence]
• seborrheic dermatitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• tines corporis [Insufficient Evidence]
• tinea pedis [Possibly Effective]
• toothache [Insufficient Evidence]
• wound healing [Insufficient Evidence]