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NEWSLETTER
September 2015
Side-effects of these natural
remedies may include relaxation, improved quality of
life, frequent smiling, laughing, increased vitality,
and a pleasant aroma.
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Pages on Essential Oils
Essential Oils
are naturally antiviral, anti-fungal, and
antibacterial,
they naturally energize, deodorize, clean
and refresh.
Using
Essential Oils
to help Open the Chakras
in your body.
To enjoy, I mean really enjoy and get
the most from your life, You need to have
good health and a strong belief in
yourself.
Fall is a Time When
Nature Draws Inward and People Feel Less
Grounded
Fall is definitely a season of transition and
adjustment. Fall can bring great relief from
the hot, humid and soupy summer. The climate
becomes drier, cooler, breezier and fresher.
Being outdoors is more pleasant so people are
out and about and more physically active. But,
fall is also a time when the summer greenery
fades, leaves dry up and fall from the trees
and most herbaceous plants die back. Daylight
hours diminish as well. In general, fall is a
time when nature draws inward and people feel
less grounded.
In the fall, people return to their routines:
school, work and other duties. Whereas summer
is whimsical and playful, fall is structured
and productive. For some, fall is a time to
get motivated, focus, concentrate and start
new projects. For others, fall is
unsettling and can make them melancholy,
gloomy, anxious or even depressed.
Fall brings with it some physical issues as
well. Many people suffer from allergies and
the associated symptoms
such as nasal congestion, headaches, sneezing
and itchy eyes and throat. Colds and flus
become more prevalent. Eczema, psoriasis and
other dry skin conditions can flair up with
drier air, lower temperatures and less
exposure to sunlight.
Essential
Oils can help in this transition. For
particular issues try these remedies.
Dry skin, eczema and psoriasis –
benzoin,
geranium, German
chamomile, helichrysum, patchouli,
rose,
and
sandalwood. The choice of carriers is
important, especially with skin conditions. Rosehip
and tamanu
for eczema, Neem
oil has very strong anti-viral properties.
In addition neem
oil has also been shown to offer relief
from common skin conditions like eczema and
psoriasis.
For the skin condition eczema, or psoriasis, you
might consider treating your kidneys, or your
liver with herbs that feed and nourish your
organs.
Like:
Dr. Christopher's Kidney
Formula
1 tablespoon
beeswax 2 tablespoons
safflower oil (or other fast absorbing liquid
oil) 40 drops clary
sage essential oil
30 drops peppermint
essential oil
20 drops cassia
essential oil
20 drops chili
seed essential oil
6 drops lavender
essential oil
6 drops juniper
essential oil
4 drops German
chamomile essential oil
10 drops palmarosa
essential oil, it is a remedy for the emotional
distress during that time of the month.
Measure the beeswax and liquid oil out into a
glass measuring cup and melt in a double boiler. Once everything
has melted together, remove the cup
from the heat, dry it off, and quickly
count out the drops of essential oils into the
melted oils, stir to combine, and pour the
mixture into your container.
To use, apply the salve to any crampy bits and
wait 5–10 minutes for the warming, soothing
goodness to kick in.
Back to
school time is such a great time of
year.
It’s filled with a freshness and a
newness that fall is coming and
opportunities are endless. It can also means a host of new germs,
schedules, and stress.
I want to share a handful of
essential oils you might want to consider having
on hand for the upcoming year.
To apply, I use a carrier oil that is a fatty
oil like coconut oil or almond oil. I would use
1-2 drops of essential oil per teaspoon of fatty
oil to dilute, more or less according to your
needs.
Citrus
Blend: This oil is to get
everybody (including moms and dads) up,
energized and ready for the day. It is rich in
the powerful antioxidant d-limonene which
supports the immune system and overall health.
The scent is known to bring about a sense of
well-being, creativity, and feelings of joy (all
things we need in those rushed mornings to get
our day started). It
will also freshen the air in your home and kill
airborne bacteria – bonus!
B- Power
Come on, we all need a little help in this area,
B-Power:
is a wonderful blend of oils that is
specifically designed to assist with mental
clarity and eliminate brain fog. If your
children need a little extra edge
to concentrate and assimilate new ideas, B-Power
might just do the trick. This oil helps get
oxygen to the brain quickly. It supports the
limbic system of the brain, increases mental
capacity and removes negative programming from
the cells.
One of the most amazing things about B-Power is
that it can help repair brain damage from
commercial drugs which inhibit serotonin
metabolism. Serotonin is needed to regulate
mood, appetite, sleep, muscle contraction,
memory and learning. B-Power can
also dissolve petrochemicals and toxins that are
in so many products we use daily and lead to the
brain fog so many of us feel.
Helping your children with school work, lavender
helps them to relax, while peppermint
stimulates the memory. Mix it 50/50. its a good
combination
For Sickness, Cold or Flu Remember a teaspoon full of sugar knocks
your immune system by 50%.
X Plague:
is one of the best immunity boosting oils! We
use X Plagueon
the bottoms of the kids feet before heading out
anywhere with lots of germs, especially at the
beginning of the school year when kids are
exposed to a host of new germs. I have also used
this topically undiluted for my own case of
strep throat. (Without question, diluteX Plague if
using on your kids throats as the cinnamon bark
oil would be irritating for a child.) Lemon:
This is a wonderful detoxifying oil. When our
kids are stuffy or have gunk built up that needs
to break up and get out of their system, we
apply lemon and a carrier oil to their chest. Respiratory Sinus Relief
I often use this in conjunction with lemon and X Plague.
It’s great for respiratory congestion, sore
throats, sinus problems, coughs and bronchitis. Tea
Tree: This is my go-to
for anything bacterial or fungus related. It’s
one I love having on hand for everyone in the
house. Uses include toenail fungus or athlete’s
foot (think locker rooms), rashes, ringworm,
earaches, flu, and tonsillitis. Healthy Spice:spices have powerful antibacterial,
antifungal, antiviral, antimicrobial,
antineoplastic, and anti-inflammatory
properties. Spice's prevent
illness and protect your immunity. Immune: just
as a real Immune booster, it helps to ward off
bugs.
Tummy Aches
Stomach Ache Stick is
great for food poisoning, diarrhea (counter
clockwise on stomach), constipation (clockwise
on stomach), IBS, gas, cramping, heartburn,
and stomach bugs/virus. Do not be stuck
without this in your oils cabinet because we
all know: kids puke at the worst times! Peppermint:to help you avoid the indigestion.
Peppermint is fantastic for soothing
indigestion and heartburn. It’s also great for
nausea and nasal congestion. Know this oil is
cooling, so only use 1-3 drops and apply with
a carrier oil in children. (Sidenote: I also
use 2 drops peppermint in carrier oil, down
the spine and the backs of knees if they are
running a high, high fever. This has brought
down a fever many times, for me, and the grand
kids.) Digestion:
When you need a little more.
Restful Sleep
Tranquility:
This is one of my all-time favorite oils! It
smells like sleep to me at this point! It’s
incredibly soothing and relaxing. This would
be a great oil for kids as they head back to
the classroom and need to get to bed earlier
and have a restful night of sleep. Tranquility
is also used frequently for panic attacks,
teeth grinding, colicky babies and for those
dealing with ADD and ADHD.
Lavender: Lavender is the
#1 soothing smell for most people. People
tend to have deeper, more restful sleep when
lavender is used at night. Lavender oil is
also considered the Swiss Army knife
of oils, as it’s great for a variety of
concerns including: bites, rashes, cuts, sun
burns, eczema, dermatitis, seasonal allergies,
hay fever, and burns. When in doubt, I use
lavender!
Roman Chamomile:
Children and adults favor the smell of Roman
Chamomile as it smells to many like sweet
apples. It is helpful for sleep, depression,
shock, and ADHD.
Vetiver:
is distilled from the roots of the plant.
It’s rich and earthy smelling, and it’s my
go-to oil when I need to help my brain
“shut-off” for the night. It took me a while
to get used to the smell, so if you are a
vetiver newbie, you might try mixing it with
a “lighter” oil, such as lavender or roman
chamomile.
Cedarwood:This oil is known to
increase focus, mental alertness, brain
oxygenation, calmness and to be mood
elevating. It is often used for children on the autism
spectrum with challenges such as ADD or ADHD,
but we can all benefit from its properties.
Cedarwood is unique in that no other oil
that exceeds it in oxygen-carrying capacity.
More oxygen to your brain = more mental
capacity.
We all know that sleep deprivation
affects our brain function and performance. Cedarwood can
help maintain a deep, restful, brain
rejuvenating sleep. Just rub a drop on the
back of the neck, at the brain stem, and up
the spine to heighten focus. For help with
sleep, diffuse in the bedroom overnight to
keep the kiddos in a deep, restful sleep all
night.
Here are few
more oils that
might help with your child’s specific
needs:
A simple drop of Lavender
warmed between the palms can invoke an
instant sense of calm. But harnessing the true
power of essential oils is both an art and a
science. Blending these intense oils can take
their individual properties to the next level,
interacting together to perform therapeutic
miracles. For example, a whiff of bergamot
oil can calm anxiety, ylang
ylang can combat hypertension, and citronella
can help with perspiration.
A great blend is all about balancing notes --
typically a top, middle , and base, though
some blends don't require a base -- to create
a balanced and effective aroma.
The top note is the first scent impression,
which gives way to the middle note--the star
of the show. The base note gives the blend its
staying power and usually comes to the
forefront much later. Blending these three
notes is all about creating a ratio that
results in a harmonious cocktail that works
(olfactorily or topically, depending on the
blend) to address specific moods or ailments.
A good rule of thumb is to use approximately 30
percent top note, 50 percent middle, and 20
percent base. If the blend doesn't require a
base note round it up to about 40 percent top
and 60 percent middle.
Let's
call this one: Joyful The sweet scent of this blend makes
you feel all warm and fuzzy -- euphoric, even.
Don't forget prayer and listen to your body
as you take anything. Remember that even
doctors are only practicing.
God Bless each of you in your quest for health.
Lynne
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and is not intended to
diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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