Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Thursday, November 5, 2009
This Clove Bud Essential Oil Is For You
Got a toothache? Clove Bud Essential Oil is a great choice. It relieves dental pain, tooth aches, mouth ulcers, and sore gums. The odor of Clove helps to neutralize bad breath. It is used frequently added to tooth pastes and mouth washes.
Not only is it a good for dental pain it can help relieve minor aches and pains. It is also antimicrobial, antifungal, antiseptic, antiviral, aphrodisiac and has stimulating properties. It has also been found to help with other health problems like indigestion, cough, asthma, headache, stress and blood impurities.
Because of its antiseptic quality it is effective for treating wounds, cuts, athlete’s foot, fungal infections and bruises. It is also very good for insect bites and stings. It also a good for acne.
Clove Bud oil is distilled from the Syzgium aromaticum tree, a slender evergreen that can grow up to about 36 feet. Buds appear at the beginning of the rainy season, after changing color they are beaten from the tree and dried.
This light golden yellow oil has medium to strong spicy rich aroma. It blends well with lemon, peppermint and rosemary. It has also been found to helpful when battling flus and colds.
The word clove is the Latin word: Clavus, which means nail, because the shaft of the bud resembles a nail. It found renown among the Chinese and Indian people for its medicinal value. Clove and Nutmeg also was considered very valuable in Europe during the 16th and 17th century. This one of the ingredients in the Thieves recipe.
Clove is also a treasure trove of minerals like Calcium, iron, sodium, hydrochloric acid, phosphorous, potassium and Vitamins A and C.
Infectious Diseases, intestinal parasites, tuberculosis, respiratory infections, pain, toothache, scabies, infected wounds. Can prevent infectious diseases, arthritis, bronchitis, cholera, cystitis, dental infections, amoebic dysentery, diarrhea, acne, fatigue, thyroid, dysfunction, halitosis, headaches, hypertension, insect bites, nausea, neuritis, dermatitis, rheumatism, sinusitis, skin cancer, chronic skin disease, bacterial colitis, sores, viral hepatitis, warts and lymphoma.
Mental Stimulant, encourages sleep, stimulates dreams, and creates a sense of well being and courage.
So when you need a powerful essential oil to help you out, just remember this Clove Bud is for you.
If you would like more information about therapeutic grade essential oils and how to use them, please visit my website: http://healwithoil.com/. To purchase essential oils, visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Not only is it a good for dental pain it can help relieve minor aches and pains. It is also antimicrobial, antifungal, antiseptic, antiviral, aphrodisiac and has stimulating properties. It has also been found to help with other health problems like indigestion, cough, asthma, headache, stress and blood impurities.
Because of its antiseptic quality it is effective for treating wounds, cuts, athlete’s foot, fungal infections and bruises. It is also very good for insect bites and stings. It also a good for acne.
Clove Bud oil is distilled from the Syzgium aromaticum tree, a slender evergreen that can grow up to about 36 feet. Buds appear at the beginning of the rainy season, after changing color they are beaten from the tree and dried.
This light golden yellow oil has medium to strong spicy rich aroma. It blends well with lemon, peppermint and rosemary. It has also been found to helpful when battling flus and colds.
The word clove is the Latin word: Clavus, which means nail, because the shaft of the bud resembles a nail. It found renown among the Chinese and Indian people for its medicinal value. Clove and Nutmeg also was considered very valuable in Europe during the 16th and 17th century. This one of the ingredients in the Thieves recipe.
Clove is also a treasure trove of minerals like Calcium, iron, sodium, hydrochloric acid, phosphorous, potassium and Vitamins A and C.
Infectious Diseases, intestinal parasites, tuberculosis, respiratory infections, pain, toothache, scabies, infected wounds. Can prevent infectious diseases, arthritis, bronchitis, cholera, cystitis, dental infections, amoebic dysentery, diarrhea, acne, fatigue, thyroid, dysfunction, halitosis, headaches, hypertension, insect bites, nausea, neuritis, dermatitis, rheumatism, sinusitis, skin cancer, chronic skin disease, bacterial colitis, sores, viral hepatitis, warts and lymphoma.
Mental Stimulant, encourages sleep, stimulates dreams, and creates a sense of well being and courage.
So when you need a powerful essential oil to help you out, just remember this Clove Bud is for you.
If you would like more information about therapeutic grade essential oils and how to use them, please visit my website: http://healwithoil.com/. To purchase essential oils, visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Super Synergy Blends, More Power in an Essential Oil
Many of you asked if we could provide essential oil blends ready to go - just add to a diffuser, or add olive oil to create a massage oil! Other great ways are listed below.
Essential oils not only have the power to heal but they have the ability to have calming effects too. Some help with sleep, while others can reduce nervous tension. In these turbulent times wouldn't it be nice to be able reach into your pocket and pull out some stress relief? Now you can with our latest Synergy Essential Oil Blends.
The term synergy, is defined as, the interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects. Therapeutic grade essential oils have powerful qualities, but when combined with other essential oils the properties can be greatly enhanced. This is what is known as a Synergy Blend.
We have found some great Synergy Blends to help with cope with the stresses of every day life.
* Energy Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains: Peppermint, Rosemary, Lemon, and Eucalyptus that together are considered uplifting and revitalizing.
* Invigorating Type Essential Oil Blend contains: Sandalwood, Black Pepper, Lemon and is perfect while on the job for the extra kick you need to get through the day as it promotes vigor and mental strength.
* Mental Clarity Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains:Bergamot, Basil, Lemon, Grapefruit and are believed to enhance mental focus; this oil can help when working on large projects and those tasks requiring clear and decisive mental thought.
* Relaxation Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains:Lavender, Marjoram, Patchouli, Mandarin, Geranium, Chamomile are reputed as being some of the best for promoting a peace and relaxation. Try it after a particularly trying day at work.
* Sports Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains: Wintergreen, Camphor and Pine which are well known for their effectiveness on muscles and joints. This blend is great for tired, sore muscles. When applied there is a tingling, cooling effect.
* Calming Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains: Ylang Ylang, Patchouli, Orange Sweet, Sandalwood, and Jasmine and is for calming, feelings of well being and reducing nervousness.
Synergy Blends are known for helping to create a peaceful, relaxing uplifting and revitalizing. These oils are best used with a cool mist nebulizing diffuser to avoid damaging the oils therapeutic properties.
For more information about essential oils and how to use them, please visit my website: http://healwithoil.com/. To purchase Essential Oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Essential oils not only have the power to heal but they have the ability to have calming effects too. Some help with sleep, while others can reduce nervous tension. In these turbulent times wouldn't it be nice to be able reach into your pocket and pull out some stress relief? Now you can with our latest Synergy Essential Oil Blends.
The term synergy, is defined as, the interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects. Therapeutic grade essential oils have powerful qualities, but when combined with other essential oils the properties can be greatly enhanced. This is what is known as a Synergy Blend.
We have found some great Synergy Blends to help with cope with the stresses of every day life.
* Energy Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains: Peppermint, Rosemary, Lemon, and Eucalyptus that together are considered uplifting and revitalizing.
* Invigorating Type Essential Oil Blend contains: Sandalwood, Black Pepper, Lemon and is perfect while on the job for the extra kick you need to get through the day as it promotes vigor and mental strength.
* Mental Clarity Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains:Bergamot, Basil, Lemon, Grapefruit and are believed to enhance mental focus; this oil can help when working on large projects and those tasks requiring clear and decisive mental thought.
* Relaxation Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains:Lavender, Marjoram, Patchouli, Mandarin, Geranium, Chamomile are reputed as being some of the best for promoting a peace and relaxation. Try it after a particularly trying day at work.
* Sports Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains: Wintergreen, Camphor and Pine which are well known for their effectiveness on muscles and joints. This blend is great for tired, sore muscles. When applied there is a tingling, cooling effect.
* Calming Type Essential Oil Synergy Blend contains: Ylang Ylang, Patchouli, Orange Sweet, Sandalwood, and Jasmine and is for calming, feelings of well being and reducing nervousness.
Synergy Blends are known for helping to create a peaceful, relaxing uplifting and revitalizing. These oils are best used with a cool mist nebulizing diffuser to avoid damaging the oils therapeutic properties.
For more information about essential oils and how to use them, please visit my website: http://healwithoil.com/. To purchase Essential Oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Spice Up Things With Cinnamon Essential Oil
When you think of Cinnamon, what do you think of? Hot rolls dripping with icing just out of the oven or a snicker doodle cookie or a hot apple cider with a stick of cinnamon come to mind. Whatever Cinnamon brings to mind, it always brings pleasant thoughts. There is more too it then making food taste good.
Did you know a good whiff of Cinnamon can prevent the H1N1 swine flu? In its pure essential oil form it has the power to combat sickness and disease.
This very popular essential oil is revered for its antiseptic properties and its pleasant spicy scent. It is best known for the treatment of stomach ailments (gas, diarrhea, upset). This oil has the ability to combat viral and infectious diseases. Research has been unable to find a virus, bacteria, or fungus that can live in the presence of Cinnamon.
In the book, Cinnamon and cassia, by P. N. Ravindran, K. Nirmal Babu, M. Shylaja they state:
The different investigations reveal that cinnamon shows both immune system potentiating and inhibiting effects. . . Kaishi-ni-eppi-ichi tu, , (TJS-664) a Chinese herbal preparation containing Cinnamon as its main constituent, has been shown to exhibit antiviral action against the influenza A2 virus.
Cinnamon’s botanical name is, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, and comes from trees native to China and South East Asia. The use of Cinnamon is recorded in Chinese journals as early as 2700 B.C. The oil is reddish brown and has a warm and spicy aroma. It is also used for lifting of spirits and reducing glucose. Cinnamon is used extensively in cooking and flavoring of beverages.
The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry has reported Cinnamon Oil is an excellent mosquito repellent, because of its high concentration of cinnamaldehyde, an active mosquito killing agent.
It also makes a great room freshener because of its strong aroma. A good rule of thumb is to diffuse the oil in a cool mist diffuser for about 20 minutes in the morning and in the evening.
Because of its high phenol content, it is best diluted (1 drop to 40 or 50 drops of a quality oil, such as extra-virgin olive oil) before it is applied to the skin. If the mixture is too hot, apply additional diluting oil.
Cinnamon blends well with Frankincense, Lavender and Onycha (Benzoin).
Other uses for Cinnamon are: Antimicrobial, anti-infectious, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal (candida), sexual stimulant, and increases blood flow, typhoid, circulation, infections, coughs, exhaustion, respiratory infections, digestion, rheumatism and warts.
With the onset of winter and cold and flu season, it’s a good idea to keep a supply of Cinnamon therapeutic grade essential close by to spice things up. Visit my website http://healwithoil.com/ for more information on Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils. To purchase essential oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Did you know a good whiff of Cinnamon can prevent the H1N1 swine flu? In its pure essential oil form it has the power to combat sickness and disease.
This very popular essential oil is revered for its antiseptic properties and its pleasant spicy scent. It is best known for the treatment of stomach ailments (gas, diarrhea, upset). This oil has the ability to combat viral and infectious diseases. Research has been unable to find a virus, bacteria, or fungus that can live in the presence of Cinnamon.
In the book, Cinnamon and cassia, by P. N. Ravindran, K. Nirmal Babu, M. Shylaja they state:
The different investigations reveal that cinnamon shows both immune system potentiating and inhibiting effects. . . Kaishi-ni-eppi-ichi tu, , (TJS-664) a Chinese herbal preparation containing Cinnamon as its main constituent, has been shown to exhibit antiviral action against the influenza A2 virus.
Cinnamon’s botanical name is, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, and comes from trees native to China and South East Asia. The use of Cinnamon is recorded in Chinese journals as early as 2700 B.C. The oil is reddish brown and has a warm and spicy aroma. It is also used for lifting of spirits and reducing glucose. Cinnamon is used extensively in cooking and flavoring of beverages.
The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry has reported Cinnamon Oil is an excellent mosquito repellent, because of its high concentration of cinnamaldehyde, an active mosquito killing agent.
It also makes a great room freshener because of its strong aroma. A good rule of thumb is to diffuse the oil in a cool mist diffuser for about 20 minutes in the morning and in the evening.
Because of its high phenol content, it is best diluted (1 drop to 40 or 50 drops of a quality oil, such as extra-virgin olive oil) before it is applied to the skin. If the mixture is too hot, apply additional diluting oil.
Cinnamon blends well with Frankincense, Lavender and Onycha (Benzoin).
Other uses for Cinnamon are: Antimicrobial, anti-infectious, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal (candida), sexual stimulant, and increases blood flow, typhoid, circulation, infections, coughs, exhaustion, respiratory infections, digestion, rheumatism and warts.
With the onset of winter and cold and flu season, it’s a good idea to keep a supply of Cinnamon therapeutic grade essential close by to spice things up. Visit my website http://healwithoil.com/ for more information on Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils. To purchase essential oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Golly, Camphor Essential Oils What Can I Do With It?
In 1964 “Gomer Pyle, USMC,” was one of the most popular shows on television. Jim Neighbors played the dolt Gomer Pyle. In the episode entitled “Sergeant of the Week,” which premiered on 12/25/1964, Gomer gets a cold and uses Camphor to relieve the symptoms. I had a lady tell me when one of her children would catch cold, the first thing she would reach for was Camphor Oil.
Camphor therapeutic grade essential oil has a strong, penetrating, fragrant odor. It was used as a remedy against the plague in Persia (now Iran) and was also used in embalming. Camphor wood was excellent for shipbuilding by the Chinese because of the woods durable and aromatic properties.
The trees growing this pale yellow thin oil are indigenous to China and Japan and must be at least 50 years old to produce oil. The Cinnamomum camphora tree can grow up to 100 feet and live for a thousand years. It is a multi-branched evergreen, which has white flowers and produces a fruit of red berries like cinnamon.
Some of the therapeutic properties of Camphor oil include: anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, cardiac, carminative, diuretic, febrifuge, insecticide, laxative, rubefacient, stimulant and vulnerary. Camphor oil can be used in the treatment of nervous depression, acne, inflammation, arthritis, muscular aches and pains, sprains, rheumatism, bronchitis, coughs, colds, fever, flu and infectious diseases. It is a well-known preventive of moths and other insects.
Another good use for Camphor is its help relieving the pain of arthritis in a bath. Run a hot bath and add 3 drops of Camphor oil just before getting in to the bath tub and soak 15-20 minutes.
To make a Spirit of Camphor for bruises, sprains, muscle spasms, aches and pain because of its antispasmodic quality. Use 3 drops for 1 oz. Pure grain alcohol and store in a spray bottle and spray on affected area up to 6 times daily.
This Spirit of Camphor can also be used as a Tincture for minor skin wounds and tissue regeneration. Add Rose Water and Lavender to the Spirit of Camphor in a glass for storage. Shake well before using. To use apply 15-20 drops on a cotton ball, dabbing gently and use four times a day until would heals.
1oz. of olive oil, 2 one inch cubes of bees wax, 2-5 drops of camphor and 3 drops peppermint essential oils. Warm olive in sauce pan and add wax, stirring gently until wax is fully melted. Remove from heat and add peppermint and camphor. Pour balm into a glass container, don’t cover until cool and then rub on chest to relieve congestion. Mixture will store for one year.
Please Note: Camphor oil is a powerful oil and should be used with care and should not be ingested. Overdosing can cause convulsions and vomiting. Pregnant women or persons suffering from epilepsy, high blood pressure and asthma should not use it.
http://healwithoil.com/ is a great website for finding out more about Essential Oils and how they can help you live a healthy life without using drugs. To purchase Essential Oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Camphor therapeutic grade essential oil has a strong, penetrating, fragrant odor. It was used as a remedy against the plague in Persia (now Iran) and was also used in embalming. Camphor wood was excellent for shipbuilding by the Chinese because of the woods durable and aromatic properties.
The trees growing this pale yellow thin oil are indigenous to China and Japan and must be at least 50 years old to produce oil. The Cinnamomum camphora tree can grow up to 100 feet and live for a thousand years. It is a multi-branched evergreen, which has white flowers and produces a fruit of red berries like cinnamon.
Some of the therapeutic properties of Camphor oil include: anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, cardiac, carminative, diuretic, febrifuge, insecticide, laxative, rubefacient, stimulant and vulnerary. Camphor oil can be used in the treatment of nervous depression, acne, inflammation, arthritis, muscular aches and pains, sprains, rheumatism, bronchitis, coughs, colds, fever, flu and infectious diseases. It is a well-known preventive of moths and other insects.
Another good use for Camphor is its help relieving the pain of arthritis in a bath. Run a hot bath and add 3 drops of Camphor oil just before getting in to the bath tub and soak 15-20 minutes.
To make a Spirit of Camphor for bruises, sprains, muscle spasms, aches and pain because of its antispasmodic quality. Use 3 drops for 1 oz. Pure grain alcohol and store in a spray bottle and spray on affected area up to 6 times daily.
This Spirit of Camphor can also be used as a Tincture for minor skin wounds and tissue regeneration. Add Rose Water and Lavender to the Spirit of Camphor in a glass for storage. Shake well before using. To use apply 15-20 drops on a cotton ball, dabbing gently and use four times a day until would heals.
1oz. of olive oil, 2 one inch cubes of bees wax, 2-5 drops of camphor and 3 drops peppermint essential oils. Warm olive in sauce pan and add wax, stirring gently until wax is fully melted. Remove from heat and add peppermint and camphor. Pour balm into a glass container, don’t cover until cool and then rub on chest to relieve congestion. Mixture will store for one year.
Please Note: Camphor oil is a powerful oil and should be used with care and should not be ingested. Overdosing can cause convulsions and vomiting. Pregnant women or persons suffering from epilepsy, high blood pressure and asthma should not use it.
http://healwithoil.com/ is a great website for finding out more about Essential Oils and how they can help you live a healthy life without using drugs. To purchase Essential Oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Friday, October 30, 2009
If Life Gives You Lemons Make Essential OIl
Lemon has been historically recognized as a cleanser. It is recognized as being antiseptic, and as having refreshing and cooling properties. Research has also shown lemon essential oil to enhance the ability to concentrate.
Lemon is highly prized for its high anti-bacterial properties. On skin and hair it can be used for its cleansing effect, as well as for treating cuts and boils.
This light yellow therapeutic grade essential oil is taken from the peel of the fruit from the Citrus limonum tree. Lemon Oil has thin consistency but has richer more concentrated aroma then the rind from which is taken.
The oil is extracted by cold pressing.
The small thorny evergreen tree Lemon comes from India, but is now found in Southern Europe, Florida and California. It was very popular in Europe during the middle ages, the Greeks and Romans were aware of the oil’s therapeutic properties. However it gained its notoriety when the British began using the fruit to keep their sailors from contracting scurvy.
The health benefits of lemon oil can be attributed to its stimulating, calming, carminative, anti-infection, astringent, detoxifying, antiseptic, disinfectant, sleep inducing, and antifungal properties. These benefits of lemon oil include its ability to treat stress disorders, fever, infections, asthma, over weight, insomnia, skin disorders, hair disorders, stomach problems and tiredness.
It has also been effective against infectious diseases like, typhoid and malaria.
Lemon is very popular because it has a good taste and is low cost and is good for cooking, digestion, health and is a good source of vitamins. Because of the high content of vitamins it strengthens the immune system and stimulates the white blood cells helping the body to better fight diseases. It also helps to improve circulation in the body.
This oil is beneficial to increasing alertness and concentration. Lemon also helps to relieve stress, mental fatigue, anxiety, and nervous tension. It is also been helpful to promote good sleep.
Other uses of Lemon include cramps, acidity, upset stomachs, weight reduction, and asthma. It is also a good disinfectant for cleaning, good in soaps and cosmetics.
Lemon oil blends well with many other essential oils including lavender, rose oil, tea tree cinnamon, rosemary.
For more information on Essential Oils please log on to our website: http://healwithoil.com/. To purchase essential oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Lemon is highly prized for its high anti-bacterial properties. On skin and hair it can be used for its cleansing effect, as well as for treating cuts and boils.
This light yellow therapeutic grade essential oil is taken from the peel of the fruit from the Citrus limonum tree. Lemon Oil has thin consistency but has richer more concentrated aroma then the rind from which is taken.
The oil is extracted by cold pressing.
The small thorny evergreen tree Lemon comes from India, but is now found in Southern Europe, Florida and California. It was very popular in Europe during the middle ages, the Greeks and Romans were aware of the oil’s therapeutic properties. However it gained its notoriety when the British began using the fruit to keep their sailors from contracting scurvy.
The health benefits of lemon oil can be attributed to its stimulating, calming, carminative, anti-infection, astringent, detoxifying, antiseptic, disinfectant, sleep inducing, and antifungal properties. These benefits of lemon oil include its ability to treat stress disorders, fever, infections, asthma, over weight, insomnia, skin disorders, hair disorders, stomach problems and tiredness.
It has also been effective against infectious diseases like, typhoid and malaria.
Lemon is very popular because it has a good taste and is low cost and is good for cooking, digestion, health and is a good source of vitamins. Because of the high content of vitamins it strengthens the immune system and stimulates the white blood cells helping the body to better fight diseases. It also helps to improve circulation in the body.
This oil is beneficial to increasing alertness and concentration. Lemon also helps to relieve stress, mental fatigue, anxiety, and nervous tension. It is also been helpful to promote good sleep.
Other uses of Lemon include cramps, acidity, upset stomachs, weight reduction, and asthma. It is also a good disinfectant for cleaning, good in soaps and cosmetics.
Lemon oil blends well with many other essential oils including lavender, rose oil, tea tree cinnamon, rosemary.
For more information on Essential Oils please log on to our website: http://healwithoil.com/. To purchase essential oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Essential Oils Put the Bite On Insects
How many times have you been out enjoying a warm summer evening only to have a squadron of mosquito’s ruin it with endless strafing runs? Hand to hand combat only gives temporary relief and barely slows them down. Maybe chemical warfare might do the trick, with the nasty smelling bug sprays. Or some biological warfare with cages full of lizards and frogs. I don’t think the ladies would appreciate that very much. There’s got to be a better way to win the Bug Wars.
With the increase of insects carrying viruses like West Nile Virus, it has become necessary to protect ourselves from bug bites. Chemicals like DEET have been added to insect repellants to ward off the pesky night rangers. But isn’t very healthy. In recent years many people have been searching for a natural remedies to fight off insects.
It has been known for centuries using cedar is an excellent way to protect valuables from bugs. Cedar wood in essential oil form can also help to ward off bugs and insects. Cedarwood essential oil was part of the Holy Anointing Oil mentioned in the Bible. It helped in keeping flies and insects out of the Temple in Jerusalem when sacrifices were being made.
Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils are even more powerful when blended with other oils. This is called a synergy blend. Cedarwood used for an insect repellant is best blended with cinnamon, clove, eucalyptus, lavender, peppermint and rosemary. With this combination you have a potent weapon to beat the bugs.
Bug spray doesn’t have to be nasty; as a matter of fact it can be enjoyable. When making your blend, it is not always necessary to use all the oils. You can mix and match and find a suitable combination that will appeal to you.
After finding the right mixture, you’ll want to mix it in a carrier oil or dilute it with distilled water. This will preserve your skin from the stronger oils. Sesame, almond and coconut oil is a good choice, however you might want to make sure it is a massage oil because they are specifically for skin usage. Sesame oil also can act as a natural sunscreen.
Essential Oils are a wonderful tool God has given us to keep us healthy. However, these oils should be used with care and should not be taken internally unless under a licensed medical doctor with knowledge in aromatherapy. Pregnant women should not use these oils. Please check the safety ratings for each of the oils you are considering using. Always use 100% pure oils from reputable sources.
Rebecca Park Totilo has an excellent book on the subject entitled, “Heal With Oil, How to use the Biblical Essential Oils.” This book is an excellent book for those who are new to the use of essential oils. Please visit our website http://healwithoil.com/ for more information. To purchase Essential Oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
With the increase of insects carrying viruses like West Nile Virus, it has become necessary to protect ourselves from bug bites. Chemicals like DEET have been added to insect repellants to ward off the pesky night rangers. But isn’t very healthy. In recent years many people have been searching for a natural remedies to fight off insects.
It has been known for centuries using cedar is an excellent way to protect valuables from bugs. Cedar wood in essential oil form can also help to ward off bugs and insects. Cedarwood essential oil was part of the Holy Anointing Oil mentioned in the Bible. It helped in keeping flies and insects out of the Temple in Jerusalem when sacrifices were being made.
Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils are even more powerful when blended with other oils. This is called a synergy blend. Cedarwood used for an insect repellant is best blended with cinnamon, clove, eucalyptus, lavender, peppermint and rosemary. With this combination you have a potent weapon to beat the bugs.
Bug spray doesn’t have to be nasty; as a matter of fact it can be enjoyable. When making your blend, it is not always necessary to use all the oils. You can mix and match and find a suitable combination that will appeal to you.
After finding the right mixture, you’ll want to mix it in a carrier oil or dilute it with distilled water. This will preserve your skin from the stronger oils. Sesame, almond and coconut oil is a good choice, however you might want to make sure it is a massage oil because they are specifically for skin usage. Sesame oil also can act as a natural sunscreen.
Essential Oils are a wonderful tool God has given us to keep us healthy. However, these oils should be used with care and should not be taken internally unless under a licensed medical doctor with knowledge in aromatherapy. Pregnant women should not use these oils. Please check the safety ratings for each of the oils you are considering using. Always use 100% pure oils from reputable sources.
Rebecca Park Totilo has an excellent book on the subject entitled, “Heal With Oil, How to use the Biblical Essential Oils.” This book is an excellent book for those who are new to the use of essential oils. Please visit our website http://healwithoil.com/ for more information. To purchase Essential Oils visit our website http://HealWithEssentialOil.com.
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