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(Medical-NewsWire.com, April 07, 2015 ) Westendorf, Tirol -- Natural and organic products have made a place for themselves in the marketplace and a large number of individuals have at least one organic product in their homes. From food and clothing to antifungal soap, consumers are better informed about the value of organics and are choosing them over traditional remedies and pharmaceuticals.
"Today's parents know more about organic products and empowered with that knowledge, more families are deciding to purchase organic items than ever before," said Helga Riedmann, founder of Mountainbreeze Naturals.
A study by the Organic Trade Association (OTA) showed that approximately 47 percent of families are very familiar with the certified organic seal that appears on USDA approved products. One factor affecting the desire for organic products is the increase in genetically modified organisms (GMO).
The technique is commonly applied to grains and sugars that appear in items that include cooking oils, soup and carbonated drinks, along with tofu and baby formula. GMOs also appear in items that include milk and meat when animals are fed GMO grains. Organics are typically more costly as the farms are smaller and it takes longer to grow organics that don't utilize growth enhancers and chemicals.
One segment of the organics market that's grown quickly and thrived is health and beauty products. Botanicals and essential oils that have been used for centuries as natural remedies in their native growing range are now being introduced to a global market.
Many people are turning to naturopathic remedies to eliminate harmful and even dangerous chemicals from their lives. Among a global population, some of the earliest herbs and botanicals used as cosmetics and medicinals were sage, peppermint, frankincense and myrrh, along with aloe vera, willow bark, jojoba and tea tree oil.
Tea tree oil is one of the most versatile botanicals, containing over 200 beneficial biological components. Science has shown that it's a natural fungicide to treat and prevent athlete's foot, ringworm and jock itch. It disrupts the growth of bacteria, viruses and is an anti-inflammatory for burns, skin rashes and insect bites. It can be used as a full body wash and shampoo and it's effective against dandruff and acne.
Mountainbreeze Naturals has harnessed the power of tea tree oil in its antifungal soap. The firm's proprietary tea tree oil formula incorporates complementary oils of peppermint, coconut, jojoba, aloe vera and olive. The organic formula has no added chemicals or GMOs for a safe and organic solution to skin conditions.
About Mountainbreeze Naturals
Founded by Helga Riedmann, Mountainbreeze Naturals is a nutraceutical firm headquartered in Austria. The company specializes in natural and organic health and beauty products that utilize Australian tea tree oil.
Funga-Free from Mountainbreeze. An Antifungal Soap and Body Wash product line to help fight against fungal and bacterial infections.
Mountainbreeze Naturals
Helga Riedmann
43-5333-2307
orders@mountainbreezenaturals.com
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