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Essential Oils are
naturally antiviral, anti-fungal, and
antibacterial,
they naturally
energize, deodorize, clean and refresh.
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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.
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50% Off Retail on the
Featured Essential Oil of the
Week!
Sale Starts on
Monday!
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Our
50% Off Retail Starts Monday
July
4th on www.GardenEssenceOils.com
 Lavender
Essential Oil
Lavender is known for its
anti-inflammatory, antifungal,
antidepressant, antiseptic, antibacterial,
and antimicrobial properties. It
also has antispasmodic, analgesic,
detoxifying, hypotensive, and sedative
effects. Lavender oil is one of the
most well-known essential oils in
aromatherapy. |
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 Clary
Sage Essential Oil
It is supposed to
brighten eyes, improve vision and protect loss
of vision due to premature or normal aging. |
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18th www.GardenEssenceOils.com
 "Letting
Go" Essential Oil
Blend
This is a powerful blend
for enhancing the release of
Memory Trauma of the cells of the
liver, where anger and the
emotions are held. This oil may
aid in letting go of the negative
emotions.
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Starts Monday July
25th www.GardenEssenceOils.com
 Geranium
Essential Oil
A beautiful, floral
essential oil often referred to as "the poor
man's rose oil" for its similar
properties and uses. It's sweet, rose-like
aroma is long-lasting and potent. It's
traditionally used for healthy skin (repair or
rejuvenation), as well as widely known for its
emotional support. It commonly promotes peace
and a decrease in stress, especially in
regards to releasing negativity, and is great
for tension and overall well-being. |
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 B-Power
Essential Oil
Blend
This Blend helps to
increase mental capacity, mental
clarity, and reduce brain fog.
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Fruit Flies
Every Summer I am trying to rid my home of
these.
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| Fruit Flies have a crazy short
life span, going from egg to adulthood in 8-10
days, which means they reproduce at a
ridiculously fast rate. They thrive in moist,
damp places, such as sink/garbage disposal
drains, and are attracted to fruits and other
foods-particularly ones that are fermenting or
rotting. To get rid of the nasty little
buggers, try these 5 homemade fruit fly traps
& methods to clear out your home. |
Apple Cider
Vinegar Trap
Start with a simple trap and some
apple cider vinegar. Fruit flies can’t resist
the smell of fermentation, and since apple
cider vinegar is from fermented apples, it’s a
dream drink to them. Heat the vinegar
beforehand to release more of its irresistible
fragrance.
Start with - Apple cider vinegar, about ½ cup
-A drop of dish soap
-A piece of ripe or overripe fruit (optional)
Heat up a half cup or so of apple cider
vinegar and pour it into your jar- it just
needs to be deep enough for the flies to
drown-and add a drop or two of dish soap. The
dish soap will break the surface tension of
the liquid so the flies can’t just sit on top
and fly away when they’re done.
Roll up a piece of paper and insert it into
the mouth of the jar to form a makeshift
funnel and tape it in place. Or a regular
paper funnel. The flies will go into the jar
to get at the vinegar but won’t be able to
figure out how to get out, and will drown.
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Jar-Type Trap with
Fruit
Fruit flies like fruit, so what
better to lure them into a trap than…fruit?
Place several pieces of very ripe or almost
rotting fruit in the bottom of a glass jar,
and cover with plastic wrap (using a rubber
band works to secure it well.) Poke holes in
the wrap with a toothpick, and set these jars
strategically throughout your house where you
notice fruit flies seem to come from or
congregate. Also set one outside the doorway
on a warm sunny say. The flies will be drawn
into the trap but won’t know how to get out.
At least they can enjoy a nice little feast
until you decide the jar is full enough. At
that point, submerge the jar in a bucket of
warm soapy water and let it be for about 10
minutes to ensure the flies won’t be coming
back. Rinse out, refill, and repeat! This is a
great way to get rid of produce that you
accidentally let sit too long.
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Merry Fly Trap
A drunk fly is a strange thought, but
they can get intoxicated just as we can. They
are very drawn to red wine and will congregate
to it if any is left out. They will either
drown, or you can use the freezer or soapy
water technique to finish the deed.
Directions
Leave a little bit of red wine at the
bottom of the bottle and let it sit out (you
can use red wine vinegar or balsamic in a
pinch). The flies will flock to it, and die a
very merry death. You can also put it in a
separate container with plastic wrap and holes
poked in the top if you wish.
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Tried and True Trap
This recipe comes from the Old
Farmer’s Almanac, and has been handed down and
used since 1850 in New England to get rid of
fruit flies.
Directions
-1 pint of milk
-1/4 pound of raw sugar
-2 ounces of ground pepper
Combine all of the ingredients in a saucepan
and simmer for 10 minutes. Pour the mixture
into shallow dishes and place these dishes
around the house. For some peculiar reason,
fruit flies are drawn to the mixture and will
quickly suffocate/drown in it. You can try
adding a drop or 2 of dish soap if they seem
to be landing and flying away.
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Lemongrass Spray
Lemongrass essential oil won’t kill
fruit flies, but sure can keep them at bay
(along with a number of other pests.)
Directions
In a spray bottle add 10 drops of
lemongrass essential oil to 2 ounces of hot
water and shake well. Spray along windowsills
and doorways, directly on flies when you see
them, or anywhere else you see fit. It leaves
a nice refreshing scent as well.
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| Knowing that Fruit Flies breed
in drains. Pour a mixture of half white
vinegar half boiling water down the drain
daily to stop them at the source. Keep the
area around the drain dry. |
| Whole Foods
just partnered with Monsanto |
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Food Democracy Now has just
issued a red alert that reveals Whole
Foods just partnered with Monsanto to
kill all legitimate GMO labeling laws
nationwide.
Remember how Whole Foods promised to have
GMO labeling on everything it sells by 2018?
It turns out that may be nothing more than a
piece of machine language code that's unreadable
by humans.
Whole Foods, according to reports, is now
actively conspiring with Monsanto to push
this nefarious plan that will deny you the
right to know what you're buying and eating.
Click here for the red
alert + action items.
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  Previous Article, 9 Ways to
use Essential Oil in the Garden Article
found
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Essential Oils to Use
for General Well Being
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For Anxiety you could try:
Frankincense,
Sandalwood,
Petitgrain,
Uplifting,
Ylang
Ylang.
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Arthritis/Gout:
Achy
Muscle and Inflamed Tissue Rub,
Chamomile,
Chili
seed, Cypress,
Lavender,
Sage,
Kunzea,
Lime.
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Backache:
Achy
Muscle and Inflamed Tissue Rub, Chamomile,
Chili
seed, Lavender,
Marjoram.
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Blood Circulation:
Cypress,
Geranium,
Helichrysum,
Lemon.
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Blood Pressure (High):
Marjoram,
Rose Ylang
Ylang,
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Calming:
Antispasmodic,
Bergamot Frankincense, Geranium.
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Cold Hands/Feet:
Cypress,
Geranium,
Lemon.
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Concentration:
Alert,
Basil,
Clarity,
Lime,
Peppermint,
Rosemary,
Petitgrain.
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Earache:
Chamomile,
Helichrysum
Lavender.
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Endurance/Fatigue:
Alert, Bergamot,
Lemon,
Peppermint.
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Fever:
Eucalyptus
Cedarwood,
Lavender, Peppermint.
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Hemorrhoids:
Chamomile,
Cypress,
Lemon.
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Hangover:
Geranium, Clarity,
Grapefruit,
Lavender,
Peppermint.
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Headache/Migraine:
Eucalyptus,
Cedarwood, Clarity,
Lavender,
My-Graine
Relief, Peppermint.
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Irritability:
Chamomile,
Lavender
, Neroli.
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Seasonal Depression/Depression:
Geranium,
Basil,
Orange, Peppermint,
Rose,
Uplifting.
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Muscular Aches/Pains:
Achy
Muscle and Inflamed Tissue Rub,
Cypress,
Lavender,
Lime,
Rosemary
Petitgrain.
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Muscle Cramps:
Basil,
Clary
Sage, Rosemary,
Petitgrain.
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Muscle Spasms:
Achy
Muscle and Inflamed Tissue Rub, Basil,
Cinnamon
Leaf, Eucalyptus,
Cedarwood.
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Nausea:
Orange
, Ginger,
Peppermint,
Rosemary
Petitgrain.
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Nervous Tension:
Bergamot
Geranium,
Ylang
Ylang, Uplifting.
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Refreshing:
Alert,
Frankincense,
Lemon,
Orange, Uplifting,.
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Relaxation:
Bergamot, Frankincense
Neroli.
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Rheumatism:
Achy
Muscle and Inflamed Tissue
Rub,
Lavender,
Pepper
Black, Marjoram,
Rosemary
Petitgrain.
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Romance:
Clary
Sage, Jasmine,
Ylang
Ylang.
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Sleeplessness/Insomnia:
Chamomile ,Lavender
Marjoram.
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Stress:
Bergamot,
Lavender,
Ylang
Ylang,
Uplifting.
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Travel Sickness:
Bergamot
Ginger
Peppermint,
Rosemary
Petitgrain.
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Varicose Veins:
Cypress,
Palmarosa,
Rosemary
Petitgrain.
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Vomiting:
Basil
Bergamot,
Chamomile.
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