Eucalyptus: Benefits and Drawbacks in Autism

One of the most popular but potentially unsafe oils is eucalyptus oil. In principle, it has many beneficial qualities. Eucalyptus oil is used in the following cases:

1. It helps with nasal congestion, which can be beneficial for children with sensory sensitivity and breathing issues.
2. Due to its antibacterial effect, it reduces the risk of infections.
3. It also has a calming effect — some parents report that the scent of eucalyptus helps reduce anxiety in children.

These are the undeniable advantages of eucalyptus oil. However, it has a strong scent, which may trigger a negative reaction and even stress in children with sensory sensitivity.

Thus, there are significant quantitative limitations when using eucalyptus oil. For a diffuser, 2-3 drops are sufficient, and when using an aroma pendant, only 1 drop should be applied. When massaging, it should be mixed with a carrier oil (such as coconut oil) and applied to the feet or back, avoiding the face and eyes. Even when taking baths, only 1-2 drops should be added to warm water, and it should be mixed with an emulsifier (milk or salt).

This oil is not recommended for children under 2-3 years old due to the risk of respiratory irritation, and in all cases, it should only be used in a diluted form.

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