Essential (Aromatherapy) Oils and their uses

THESE ESSENTIAL OILS ARE SOMETHING THAT I AM TRYING NOW.  I DO LIKE IT.:D ESPECIALLY, THE JOJOBA OIL.(THIS IS, WHAT IS CALLED A CARRIER OIL) U ADD, AN ESSENTIAL OIL, TO THE CARRIER OIL AND USE IT IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS TO SOOTHE THOSE ACHING MUSCLES OR PAIN, FROM OUR WEIRY BODIES.
U CAN FIND WAYS OF USING THESE ESSENTIAL OILS, LIKE FOR A HOT BODY MESSAGE) OHHH--SOMETHING, I WOULD LIKE AND ACTUALLY, DO NEED. I ADD JUST THE CARRIER OIL, TO MY HOT BATH WATER AND IT MAKES MY SKIN FEEL SO SOFT--GREAT!!
AT THIS TIME, I AM GIVING U MY OPINION ONLY, FOR I AM TESTING IT OUT ON MYSELFAND SO FAR, IT PASSES MY TEST.
I AM LISTING THE ESSENTIAL OIL AND IT'S USES. SO, CHECK IT OUT AND SEE IF, IT WILL BENEFIT U.:))<3 Karen

Basil Sweet Ocimum basilicum, from India Plant Part: Leaves Uses: Respiratory infection, digestive problem, mental fatigue, headache, memory enhancement. Bergamot (Bergaptene Free) Citrus bergamia, from Italy Plant Part: Fruit Peel "Bergapten Free" - This allows the Bergamot to be used in skin care without worrying about sun exposure after use. Uses: Anxiety, depression, cold, sore throat, fevers, herpes, acne, boils, insect bites, all infected skin conditions, etc. Cinnamon Bark Cinnamomum zeylanicum, from China Plant Part: Bark Uses: anti fungal, chills, colds, flu, cough, infection, poor circulation, rheumatism, diarrhea. Note: May be hot or irritate skin and mucous membranes. Use highly diluted. Clary Sage Salvia sclarea, from Chiana Plant Part: Leaves and flowers Uses: asthma, stress, depression, insomnia, exhaustion, menopausal problems, PMS. Lavender French (Fine) Lavandula angustifolia, from France Plant Part: Flowers This lavender is grown at a high pristine elevation over 700 meters in France. Lavender Fine is high in esters which provide calming and balance to the nervous system and contains no camphor smell as does the less-expensive commercial grade. Lavender Fine has a lower essential oil yield than other varieties, but its quality is worth the effort. Uses: Headaches, migraine, insomnia, anxiety, tension, panic, fatigue, nervous conditions, cuts, burns, chilblains, eczema, sunburn, insect bites, rashes , rheumatism, arthritis, etc Lavender Population (High Altitude) Lavandula angustifolia, from France Plant Part: Flowers Alpine Lavender is always higher in esters than plants grown at lower altitudes. This lavender is grown at a high pristine elevation over 1,000 meters in France. Lavender Population is considered the best Lavender oil for aromatherapy. The cost is higher because of the fact that the overall yield is lower due to the higher elevations. Uses: Headaches, migraine, insomnia, anxiety, tension, panic, fatigue, nervous conditions, cuts, burns, chilblains, eczema, sunburn, insect bites, rashes , rheumatism, arthritis, etc Lemon (5 Fold) Citrus limonum, from Italy Plant Part: Fruit Peel 5 Fold citrus essential oils are richer and more concentrated than the regular citrus essential oils. Uses: Acne, cuts, warts, wounds, colds, depression, fatigue, digestion, fever, infections, mouth ulcers, rheumatism, promotes concentration. Orange (certified organic) Citrus sinensis, from USA Plant Part: Fruit Peel Uses: Colds, insomnia, stress, constipation, flatulence, indigestive, etc. Peppermint (certified organic) Mentha arvensis, from India Plant Part: Herb Uses: Digestion problems, headaches, nausea, fatigue, motion sickness, shock, sinus problems, joint and muscle pain, poor circulation, mouth or gum infections. Tea Tree Melaleuca alternifolia, from China Plant Part: Leaves Uses: acne, bronchitis, colds, flu, sore thoat, catarrh, sinusitis, candida, dandruff, insect bites, blisters, chicken pox, warts, all infections. Thyme (Red) Thymus vulgaris, from India Plant Part: Leaves Uses: colds, flu, sore throat , bronchitis, respiratory problems , all infections, acne, muscular pains, poor circulation, rheumatism. arthritis, sprains. Vanilla (10 Fold) Color: Dark brown (Soluble in water. Immiscible in oil) Plant Part: Fruit Origin:India Uses: Depression, stress, tension, nervousness, insomnia, etc. Air Freshener Blend Ingredients: Lemon, Grapefruit, Orange, Lavender, Ylang Ylang This blend will brighten and elevate your mood. It is wonderful for freshening and cleanses the air in your home, car or office. Room Spray: Use 15-20 drops per 4 oz of water (shake well before use). It can make up to 60 oz of mist spray. Energy Blend Ingredients: Peppermint, Rosemary, Lemon, and Eucalyptus This scent can assist you when you want to feel at the peak of your mental powers and a stimulating mood. Cold & Flu Blend Ingredients: Eucalyptus, Thyme, Tea Tree, Pine This blend will help you fight colds and flu when flu season is here. It is great for inhalations and chest rub- mix with a little carrier oil and massage on the bottom of your feet and on the chest. Apply at very first sign of a cold can often stop the cold from developing. Cozy Home Blend Ingredients: Anise Star, Cinnamon Bark, Clove bud, Ginger, Nutmeg, Lemon, Orange Sweet This aroma is very pleasant and soothing. It will delight your sense and is helpful when battling flu and colds. Celebration Blend Ingredients: Bergamot, Cinnamon Bark, Cypress, Frankincense, Grapefruit, Ylang Ylang This blend gives you joy and laughter especially for celebrating special occasions and family gathering. You will feel warmth in your heart and be grateful for all the things you have and cherish. Exotic Blend Ingredients: Clary Sage, Nutmeg, Patchouli, Benzoin, Lemon, Ylang Ylang This blend will make all your senses explore new directions where you have not wondered before. A favorite way is to wear as a perfume or use in diffuser and room spray to scent your home. Happiness Blend Ingredients: Bergamot, Clary Sage, Grapefruit, Lavender, Ylang Ylang Sweet and uplifting. This blend will make you feel joy and happiness. Blend with true therapeutic quality essential oils. It is perfect wear as perfume oil - a little goes a long way. ✿✿✿ Precious Oils ✿✿✿ Precious oils are expensive; the 3 % dilution is a wonderful way to get true aroma in an affordable way. This dilution has a nice strength; you can hardly believe they are 3% dilution. It is nice to add in your creams, lotion or when a recipe calls for them. Jojoba oil is perfect for the skin too! Jasmine Sambac Absolut 3% in Jojoba Oil Jasminum sambac , from India Plant Part:Flowers Where rose is often considered the ‘Queen of oils’, Jasmine is regarded as the ‘King’.Jasmine oil is very costly to make that it takes 8,000 carefully hand-picked blossoms to produce about 1 ml of absolute. All absolutes are extremely concentrated that very little is needed in treatment. Uses: Aphrodisiac, nervous tension, stress-related conditions, depression, coughs, labor pains, skin care, etc. Neroli 3% in Jojoba Oil Citrus aurantium, from Italy Plant Part:Flowers (Bitter Orange) Neroli essential oil is expensive; most Neroli distilled with leaves (Petitgrain) and blossoms and labeled "Pure Neroli". Our Neroli is distilled from blossoms only. Uses: Anxiety, depression, insomnia, skin care, scars, stretch marks, shock, PMS, intestinal spasm, etc. Vanilla Absolut 3% in Jojoba Oil Vanilla planifolia , from Madagascar Plant Part:Bean Uses: Vanilla Absolute mainly used in the fragrance industry. It promotes love and peace. ✿✿✿ Carrier Oils ✿✿✿ Pomegranate Seed Oil cold pressed/ unrefined, from Turkey Pomegranate Seed Oilis extremely nutritious oil and has high levels of anti-oxidants that fight free radicals and skin aging. Itadds moisture to the skin, improves skin elasticity and resistant to wrinkles Pomegranate seed oil is expensive, because it takes 200 pounds of fresh pomegranates to make just one pound of pomegranate seed oil! Pomegranate Seed Oil is thicker than other carrier oils. It may be used straight from the bottle (Gently massage 1-2 drops into the face before going to bed) or adding into any moisturizer. Only a small amount can do wonders for your skin. (Please take off the orifice reducer before use). (For more information, please see listing "Pomegranate Seed Oil") Tamanu Oil (certified organic) cold pressed/ unrefined, from Vanuatu Tamanu oil is considered a cure-all for almost every skin ailment you can think of, it has been used for cuts, burns, sunburns, insect bites, acne and acne scars, stretch marks, dry and cracked skin, eczema, psoriasis, ringworm, skin ulcers, skin rashes, swellings, boils, sores, arthritis, rheumatism, etc. (For more information, please see listing "Tamanu Oil") Aromatherapy Inhaler  An Aromatherapy Inhaler is perfect for use on the go. Simply apply essential oil to the cotton stick, insert, seal and it is ready for use. (can buy these over the net) Instructions: • Apply 15-20 drops of essential oils to cotton stick. • Insert the cotton stick into the inhaler. • Snap seal cap at bottom of inhaler. • At the top of the inhaler, there is a small opening where one can inhale/breath in the aroma of the oils. • When not in use, simply insert inhaler into the container. Screw together tightly to prevent loss of scent. Disclaimer This information is for educational purpose only. It is not intended for the treatment for prevention of disease. Safety Information ·    Essential oils are pure and in many cases, food grade. However essential oils are highly concentrated, they are not recommend for taking internally (This is supported by the International Federation of Aromatherapists). · Keep them away from children and animals. · All essential oils are very strong, dilute prior to application on skin. · Avoid during pregnancy. · Do not contact with eyes. I FELT LIKE, I NEEDED TO ADD THIS AS WELL. WHEATGRASS I HAVE READ THAT THIS PRODUCT GIVES US, SO MANY NUTRIENTS...FOR OUR BODIES. Introduction: Wheatgrass is the freshly sprouted shoots of grains of wheat. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is used interchangeably with barley grass. The tender young shoots of freshly sprouted barley or wheat seeds were used to treat diseases of the "spleen," or poor digestion, but also "stagnation of the liver," conditions characterized by an inability to respond to the emotional environment, usually depression after chronic anger or disappointment. Wheat grass is grown by soaking the seeds in clean water for 6-12 hours until they sprout and grow shoots approximately 2 inches (5 cm) long. Barley grass provides a broader ranger of nutrients, but wheat grass has a superior content of antioxidants and organic phosphates. Wheatgrass sprouting seeds themselves are a wonderful addition to any diet. As above, soak the seeds for 6-12 hours, rinse the water out, and dry thoroughly. This should be repeated at least 3 times, but may be repeated more if you want your seeds to get larger. Make sure they are very dry the last round of soak/rinse as they will keep better in the refrigerator the dryer to the touch that they are. Constituents: Quercetin, rutin, organic phosphates. Parts Used: The dried unjointed leaf. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, wheat grass may be "massed" or fermented before drying. Typical Preparations: A level tablespoon (3-4 grams) of powder added to teas, smoothies, or cereals, daily. Sometimes found in encapsulations. Summary: Wheat sprouts contain a very high level of organic phosphates and a powerful cocktail of antioxidant molecules. According to research recently published in the Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, the antioxidant activity of catalase and peroxidase appears very strong. Addition of a small amount of wheat grass powder to food is known to prevent cataracts in aging dogs, and may have a similar effect in people. Wheatgrass juice has been called by some the "ultimate blood purifier", and according to available research data, this may very well be true. Precautions: Like barley grass, wheat grass may reduce lactation in nursing mothers. For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

                                           ~~MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF UR DAYS.:))<3 Karen~~

ALLOPATHY & HOMEOPATHY

THE COTTAGE PHYSICIAN Original 1895 First Edition of “The Cottage Physician for Individual and Family Use; Prevention, Symptoms and Treatment. Best known methods in all Diseases, Accidents and Emergencies of the Home, Prepared by The Best Physicians and Surgeons of Modern Practice. Allopathy, Homeopathy, Etc., Etc., A Complete Hand Book of Medical Knowledge for the Home. ” by George W. Post A.M., M.D. :: Published by King, Richardson & Co. Springfield Mass :: Measures 7 x 8 3/4" :: Complete with 642 Pages. VERY CONDITION: A tightly bound volume, very minor cracking to front hinge, generally clean pages, complete with all pages and illusrations. An excellent copy for this rare 18th Century Victorian Guide. The Cottage Physician was intended to be a practical home medical book to prevent sickness, promote health, to diminish human suffering, and to lessen the expense of maintaining the blessing of health in home. Technical names and medical phrases have been studiously avoided or carefully interpreted, and the entire work stripped of that cloud of mystery which characterizes other books of similar nature. This volume will be found so broad in its scope of information, so simple in language, so clear in expression, and so comprehensive that even those of very limited knowledge will find it a never ending-failing guide in promoting health, curing disease, and in the emergencies of the home. The practical instructions for the home range from Medical Cures, Homeopathic Remedies, Homeopathic Prescriptions, Hydropathic Treatment, Medicines, Antidotes, Disinfectants, Patent Medicine Recipes, Ointments, Mineral Waters Possessing Healing Virtues, Food, Toilet Remedies, Household Memoranda, and much much more! Written by George W. Post, M.D., Adjunct Professor of the Practice of Medicine in the College of Physicians and Surgeons Chicago, he includes such wonderful topics such as: DISEASES AND THEIR REMEDIES Treatment of Asthma Back Pains Treatment Baldness Treatment Bed Sores Treatment Nose Bleed Treatment Cancer Treatment Cataract Treatment Chapped Lips Treatment Chicken Pox Treatment Cholera Treatment Congestion Treatment Constipation Treatment Treatment for Coughs Diabetes Treatment Diarrhea Treatment Earache Treatment Epilepsy Treatment Treatments for Fevers Bad Breath Treatments Gangrene Treatment Gonorrhea Treatment Gray Hair Treatment Headache Treatments Heartburn Treatment Hiccup Treatment Hip Joint Treatment Inflammation of the Stomach Inflammation of the Kidneys Inflammation of the Bladder Inflammation of the Eye Influenza Treatment Insanity Treatment Intoxication Treatment Cold Treatment Leprosy Treatment Lice Treatment Nausea Treatment Nightmare Treatment Palsy Treatment Pneumonia Treatment Treatment for Rashes Ringworm Treatment Scurvy Treatment Small Pox Treatment Sore Throat Treatment Squinting Treatment Syphilis Treatment Herpes Treatment Toothache Treatment Ulcers Treatment Vomiting  Warts Treatment Wax in the Ear HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES  Monkshood Poison of the Honey Bee Deadly Nightshade Prepared Oyster Shell Spanish Fly Charcoal Red Cinchona Bark Wormseed Indian Cockle Coffee Wild Cucumber Bitter Sweet Nitro Glycerine Sulphide of Calcium Wolf's Foot Quicksilver Opium Phosphorus Pasque Flower Poison Oak Cuttle Fish While Hellebore American Hellebore PURELY VEGETABLE TREATMENTS (Home Made Remedies Prepared from Root, Herbs, Barks, Etc.) Anti-dyspeptic Powder Anti-dyspeptic Pills Anti-spasmodic Tincture Balmony Bayberry Barberry Bitter Root Black Snakeroot Burdock Butternut Chamomile Chamomile Pills Wild Ginger Compound for Canker Cayenne Pills Powder of Diarrhea  Remedy for Colic Composition Powder Cough Drops Cough Syrup Cough Powders Remedy for Stomach Cramps Powder for Diabetes Diuretic Powder Female Restorative Pills Female Corrective Powders Remedy for Fevers Syrup of Ginger Headache Snuff Healing Salve Liver Pills Indian Pills Indigestion Tonic Inflammation of Eyes Lotion Inflammation of Stomach Decoction Itch Wash Injection Powder Liniment for Cramps Ointments for Plies Scrofula or Scurvy Powder Spiced Bitters Pills for Spitting of Blood Strengthening Plaster Tincture of Ginger ANATOMY DOMESTIC SURGERY AND EMERGENCIES OF THE HOME BURNS AND SCALDS HOW TO PRESERVE TEETH - SPECIAL CARE AND REMEDIES HOW TO DISGUISE THE UNPLEASANT TASTE OF MEDICINE HYDROPATHIC TREATMENT ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS ADMINISTERING MEDICINES ANTIDOTES AND DISEASES  DISINFECTANTS POISONS AND THEIR ANTIDOTES PATENT MEDICINES COOKERY FOR THE SICK MEDICAL DICTIONARY  PHRENOLOGY ILLUSTRATED TOILET REMEDIES PRESCRIPTION REGISTER WOMANHOOD & MOTHERHOOD Menstruation The Womb Pregnancy Diseases of Pregnancy The Breast Confinement Abortion Miscarriage Anemia Hysterics Premature Birth Puerperal Convulsions Puerperal Mania or Nervousness Flooding Cancer of the Womb Falling of the Womb Whites Milk Fever Gibier's Diphtheria Antioxine  CHILDREN CARE, DISEASES & TREATMENT The Meconium Washing and Dressing The Dress The Food of Infants Employment of Nurses Artificial Nursing Exercise Air and Temperature of Nursery Weaning Washing and Bathing Tongue-Tie Inflammation of the Beasts and Navel Jaundice of Infants Retention of Urine Teething Diabetes Erysipelas Thrush Canker Colic Constipation Vomiting Diarrhea Worms Sore Eyes Cold in the Head Whooping Cough Convulsions, Fits, and Spasms Measles Rickets Infectious Febrile Diseases Ophthalmia Parasitic Diseases Felons The Biocholride Gold Treatment MEDICINAL PLANTS - HOW TO GATHER & HOW TO USE Absinthe Carbolic Acid Muriatic Acid Nitric Acid Alcohol Allspice Almond Sweet Aloes Ammonia Anise Arrow Root Balm Barberry Bearbery Bitter Root Blackberry Blood Root Caffeine Chamomile Castor Oil Catnip Cayenne Pepper Chalk Charcoal Cinnamon Cloves Cod-Liver Oil Compound Spirit of Ether Dogwood Dover's Powder Fennel Seed Fever-Root Flaxseed Garlic Ginger Ginseng Ground Ivy Gum Arabic Hemlock, Poison Hops Horse Balm Iron Jamestown Weed Kerosene Oil Lime (Calcium) Licorice Logwood Magnesia Malt Mustard Milkweed Onion Opium Parsley Peppermint Pink-Root Poison Ivy Pumpkin Seeds Queen's Root Saffron Sage Sarsaparilla Seidlitz Powders Skunk Cabbage Soda, Bicarbonate Soda, Borate Soda, Chloride Spearmint Spice Bush Star Grass Sulphur Sweet Spirit of Nitre Tansy Tar Tulip Tree Virginia Snake Root Wild Cherry Wild Indigo Witch Hazel Wormwood :: *Please remember though, this homeopathy materia medica is provided for information only, with no guarantee of accuracy; it is not intended as a substitute for medical advice, nor as a claim for the effectiveness. If symptoms persist, seek professional medical advice - minor symptoms can often be a sign of a more serious underlying condition. Homeopathic remedies are very dilute, and while the homeopathic remedy may be beneficial, the raw product may be harmful.