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This essential oil will calm and soothe your physical and mental well-being

There are a lot of ways that people cope with stress, and some of these are healthier than others. Drowning your sorrows in vodka or heading to McDonald's and eating yourself into a food coma? Bad idea. Doing some yoga or exercising to melt away stress? Excellent approach – if you have the energy. However, what if you want to do something about your stress that is passive while still being good for you?

Aromatherapy can work wonders for stress, and the essential oils that are used all boast their own unique healing properties. One particularly powerful essential oil for relaxation is cedar wood essential oil. This oil is extracted from the cedar wood plant via steam distillation, and it contains a number of compounds that are beneficial to your well-being.

Relaxing and sedating effect

The oil's fresh and sweet aroma quickly brings about a sedating effect on the nervous system and a relaxing effect on your mind and body, making it a popular choice when you start to feel on edge. If you want to melt away tension and anxiety, try placing a few drops of the oil in your hand or a handkerchief and then bring it up to your nose. Inhale the aroma deeply for at least half a minute. Alternatively, you can opt to place the oil in an ultrasonic diffuser or humidifier to help circulate it throughout the room, carrying its soothing effects to all who enter your home or office.

Physical benefits of cedar wood oil

The benefits of this oil aren't just mental; it can also bring about a number of positive physical effects. Some people find that it can aid in mitigating hair loss. Massaging the hair regularly with this oil can boost the scalp's blood circulation and stimulate hair follicles, promoting hair that is strong and vibrant. You can add a few drops of it to your favorite shampoo or conditioner. Apply it evenly across your scalp and leave it in for half an hour before rinsing it out. You can do this once a week. The essential oil's astringent and anti-seborrheic properties also make it well suited for dealing with scalp itchiness and dandruff.

Cedar wood oil's incredible anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties make it ideal for treating skin problems related to acne and eczema, such as peeling, redness, inflammation and itchiness. You can add a few drops of it to your usual moisturizer or mix it with a carrier oil like almond, jojoba or avocado and apply it on the affected area to improve your complexion. Those with oily skin can even add it to their regular cleanser or cream to help keep the problem under control.

People who suffer from arthritis report that the oil also has a soothing effect on symptoms like joint inflammation and pain as well as muscle soreness. The best way to get the benefits is to blend a few drops of it with a tablespoon of a carrier oil such as coconut oil and then massage it into the painful area. Because the oil is also a mucolytic and expectorant, it is even sometimes used to help alleviate congestion and bronchial infections.

You might not be able to avoid stress entirely, but thanks to essential oils like cedar wood, you can soothe yourself physically and mentally without putting your health at risk.

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Exploring Citrus Oils - Lowest Quality Synthetic Grade

Today's post will help you understand how some companies label ORANGE oil on cleaning products (as if it's a miracle molecule). They do NOT use the high quality Genuine Grade Orange oil that you have. They use Synthetic or Manipulated Grades of Orange Oil. This post deals with SYNTHETIC Orange oil.

The most abundant molecule in Orange oil is D-Limonene. D-Limonene makes up 95% of Orange oil.

The manufacturers of cleaning products has 2 choices: Synthetic D-Limonene or Extracted D-Limonene from natural oils.

SYNTHETIC D-Limonene
D-Limonene can me made in chemical factories from refined petroleum chemicals. They are often referred to as "D-Limonene Solvent", "D-Limonene Cleaner", or "D-Limonene Degreaser".

D-Limonene is also known as R-(+)-Limonene. It's aroma is: "fresh, citrus, orange-like".

There is another Limonene molecule that is the mirror image of D-Limonene; it's called L-Limonene or S-(-)-Limonene. The aroma of L-Limonene is: "harsh, turpentine-like, lemon note."

There are synthetic versions of both D-Limonene and L-Limonene. These are not to be mistaken for natural Orange oil. Sometimes companies market them as "Orange oil". This is rock-bottom Synthetic Grade Orange oil. Beware!!!!

SOURCE:  Dr. Cole Woolley

Natural Way To Ease Morning Sickness: Lemon Essential Oil

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Nausea and vomiting of pregnancy are amongst the most common complaints that effects on both the physical and mental conditions of the pregnant women. Due to the increasing tendency of women to use herbal medications during pregnancy, the effect of lemon inhalation aromatherapy on nausea and vomiting of pregnancy was investigated in this study.

OBJECTIVES:

The aim of this study was to determine the effect of lemon inhalation aromatherapy on nausea and vomiting during pregnancy.

MATERIALS  AND METHODS This was a randomized clinical trial in which 100 pregnant women with nausea and vomiting who had eligibility criteria were randomly divided into intervention and control groups based on four- and six-random block sampling method. Lemon essential oil and placebo were given to the intervention and control groups, respectively, to inhale it as soon as they felt nausea. The nausea, vomiting, and retch intensity were investigated 24 hours before and during the four days of treatment by means of PUQE-24 (24-hour Pregnancy Unique Quantification of Emesis).

RESULTS:

There was a statistically significant difference between the two groups in the mean scores of nausea and vomiting on the second and fourth days (P = 0.017 and P = 0.039, respectively). The means of nausea and vomiting intensity in the second and fourth days in the intervention group were significantly lower than the control group. In addition, in intragroup comparison with ANOVA with repeated measures, the nausea and vomiting mean in the five intervals, showed a statistically significant difference in each group (P < 0.001 and P = 0.049, respectively).

CONCLUSIONS:

Lemon scent can be effective in reducing nausea and vomiting of pregnancy.

SOURCE   Via @ScottJohnson

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Now That You Have Been Introduced To Young Living's Everyday Essential Oils

You've taken the plunge and purchased your Young Living Essential Oils Premium Starter Kit.....NOW WHAT?

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Study Finds Thyme Essential Oil Beats Ibuprofen for Pain Relief

Researchers from Iran’s Babol University of Medical Sciences has confirmed that thyme is not only an excellent pain-relieving herb. It also reduces pain of difficult menstruation better than ibruprofen.

The researchers tested 84 women university students who had reported difficult menstruation. The young women were aged between 18 and 24 years old. All were suffering from primary dysmenorrhea.

Primary dysmenorrhea is usually defined as painful cramping that may or may not come with other symptoms such as back ache, nausea, headaches and dizziness. Secondary dysmenorrhea usually indicates menses pain that is related to another underlying condition.

Here the researchers added to the definition of primary dysmenorrhea that it appears within two years of the beginning of menses (menarche) and no pelvic pain during the other parts of the monthly cycle. This is logical because painful menses is more frequently seen among younger women within the first few years of the beginning of menses.

The researchers divided the students into three groups of 28 each.

Group one was given 200 milligrams of ibuprofen per dose plus 25 drops of a placebo essential oil.

Group two was given 25 drops of essential oil of thyme (Thymus vulgaris) plus a placebo capsule per dose.

Group three was given 25 drops of the placebo essential oil plus the placebo capsule.

Each subject was instructed to begin the treatment on the first day of menstruation, with a dose every six hours.

Pain intensity was recorded at the beginning before treatment was started, and an hour after each dose and 24 and 48 hours after they began the treatment. They also were asked to rate their blood flow.

The visual analogue scale (VAS) was used to rate their pain intensity. The thyme essential oil group’s average pain scores went from 6.57 prior to treatment to 1.21 during the first menstrual cycle tested, and 1.14 during the second menstrual cycle.

Meanwhile, the ibuprofen group’s pain scores went from 5.30 to 1.48 in the first cycle and 1.68 during the second menstrual cycle.

The thyme result indicates that while the thyme oil’s therapeutic effects continued for the women through the second cycle, the ibuprofen’s pain-relieving effects were decreased during the second cycle.

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Evidence suggests that natural remedies could help you be more prepared for the next pandemic. Join Doc Scott as he shares evidence-based natural remedies that inhibit the currently known pandemic threats. Connect with Scott at http://facebook.com/AuthorScottAJohnson

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