Essential Oils for Health

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Hillfarm

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A list of oils and some uses.

Lemongrass: helps heal soft tissues, like ligaments and tendons
Lemon:clean and disinfect, good for cold/sore throats, helps bring about microcirculation or can be used as a tonic
Lavender: calming, for burns and muscle issues
Eucalyptus: expectorant and muscle warmer
Peppermint: tartar remover, pain reliever, flavoring agent, burn reliever
Basil: anti-inflammatory anti-venom especially spider bites
Cedarwood: anti- (every bug that drinks man's blood), tick, flea, chiggar, mite, a skin softener and moisturizer
Frankencense: stops pain, rejuvenates and repairs tissue and DNA damage anti-tumor, immunity booster
Myrrh: rejuvenates chapped and ageing skin, wound healer, immunity booster

These are just a few oils with just a few uses. Oils can be used singly or combined, and I normally use a carrier oil, with most, when I use oils topically.
Feel free to add how you use EO's, what are your favorites, or any questions you may have abou oils.
All glory to God
 
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Hillfarm said:
A list of oils and some uses.

Lemongrass: helps heal soft tissues, like ligaments and tendons
Lemon:clean and disinfect, good for cold/sore throats, helps bring about microcirculation or can be used as a tonic
Lavender: calming, for burns and muscle issues
Eucalyptus: expectorant and muscle warmer
Peppermint: tartar remover, pain reliever, flavoring agent, burn reliever
Basil: anti-inflammatory anti-venom especially spider bites
Cedarwood: anti- (every bug that drinks man's blood), tick, flea, chiggar, mite, a skin softener and moisturizer
Frankencense: stops pain, rejuvenates and repairs tissue and DNA damage anti-tumor, immunity booster
Myrrh: rejuvenates chapped and ageing skin, wound healer, immunity booster

These are just a few oils with just a few uses. Oils can be used singly or combined, and I normally use a carrier oil, with most, when I use oils topically.
Feel free to add how you use EO's, what are your favorites, or any questions you may have abou oils.
All glory to God
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Very good info to have, thank you for taking the time to type it all out. May God Bless you and keep you close.
 
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I've heard a lot lately about therapy oils. There seems to be many pros to using them.
My concern is that being oils, how messy will it be to use/rub on?
Also, what is a "carrier oil?"
And at what section of the store would I buy these? Are they the oils in health/beauty? Would oils in the candle department (like diffuser oils) be the same thing?
 
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Godsgirl83 said:
I've heard a lot lately about therapy oils. There seems to be many pros to using them.
My concern is that being oils, how messy will it be to use/rub on?
Also, what is a "carrier oil?"
And at what section of the store would I buy these? Are they the oils in health/beauty? Would oils in the candle department (like diffuser oils) be the same thing?
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Almond oil is a good carrier oil for the stronger essential oils.

Essential Oils for healing
 
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Most oils are readily absorb into the skin and leave very little residue.
Carrier oils are natural oils used to disperse essential oils. For example: if I wanted a 5% blend of something I would put 5 drops of my essential oil with a teaspoon of carrier oil.
Most commonly used carrier oils are:
Coconut oil
Olive oil
Hemp seed oil
Jojoba oil
Almond oil
Avacodo oil
Grapeseed oil
I try to mix my essential oils with the carrier that will be most effective. If I have a fungal infection, I would mix the essential oils I wanted to use, with coconut oil, because of the antifungal properties of the coconut oil would help heal the fungal issue also.
I hope this helped.
 
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Hillfarm

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Hillfarm said:
Most oils are readily absorb into the skin and leave very little residue.
Carrier oils are natural oils used to disperse essential oils. For example: if I wanted a 5% blend of something I would put 5 drops of my essential oil with a teaspoon of carrier oil.
Most commonly used carrier oils are:
Coconut oil
Olive oil
Hemp seed oil
Jojoba oil
Almond oil
Avacodo oil
Grapeseed oil
I try to mix my essential oils with the carrier that will be most effective. If I have a fungal infection, I would mix the essential oils I wanted to use, with coconut oil, because of the antifungal properties of the coconut oil would help heal the fungal issue also.
I hope this helped.
Most fragrance oils have little to no essential oils.
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if one is 'blessed' enough to be 'led' into the benefits of 'essential-oils' then please do your research!!!
most of what is called EO are nothing more that man made chems - XXX
only buy the 'pure-organic' oils, else you are only breathin' chems that will hurt your body...
Please, honor your Temples'...
 
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make sure they are organic certified or trusted brand...

my favourite is lavender.
eucalytpus and peppermint are also great.
 
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When I used to have symptoms of IBS, rubbing peppermint oil on my abdomen took away most or all of my pain, caused by gas and inflammation. Lavender and tea tree oils combined with aloe vera gel helped with poison ivy rash.
 
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I use essential oils in baths and hair oils. Pay attention to the ingredients and don't glance at the label name. I bought a small set thinking I got a good deal since it was so cheap. Come to find out the oil wasn't pure and made me itch. I ended up making a DIY Poo-Pourri Toilet Spray
with it so it didn't go to waste.
 
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thanks so much ya'll for sharing the great info -

if you every want a really invigorating and stimulating bath,
put about 3 or 4 drops of Pure Peppermint Oil in, you just
won't believe how this feels!
of course the drops may vary, according to skin sensitivity...
:):)
 
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oldethennew said:
thanks so much ya'll for sharing the great info -

if you every want a really invigorating and stimulating bath,
put about 3 or 4 drops of Pure Peppermint Oil in, you just
won't believe how this feels!
of course the drops may vary, according to skin sensitivity...
:):)
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Lol true! Minty scents tend to burn my eyes with the steam so I don't put too much. Lavender and orange are good ones too.
 
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just a share"
hub often rubs lavender, and other essential herbs on his feet and chest -
when he does this and we come together/spoon, I feel it on
my tongue/etc. - these herbs are very powerful, and one can
only feel their power to the max, if you are 'free' from the
world's pharmikia/refined drugs, etc......
nother words = don't BUY/SELL yourselves into the world's wicked ways!!!
 
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I love frankincense, whenever I smell it takes me back when I was young but I couldn't figure out what was it smelled like, probably an old wooden chest trunk.
Lavender, peppermint, lemon, lemongrass, thieves, tea tee are a few of my favorites. I use Coconut, vegetable, olive and grape seed as my carrier oils.
 
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Often herbs and oils can be used instead of the powerful prescription drugs that have side effects. Prescription drugs are wonderful in emergency situations, but the slower, safer lifestyle changes are safer.

Cinnamon oil, thyme oil, oregano oil, or tree tea oil will help the body fight infection and help the immune system. Oil of cloves is powerful as antibacterial and antifungal. Add a few drops to any skin cream you use to promote healthy skin and healing.

You can clear up diarrhea fast by heating orange peel in milk to extract the oils in the skin or drinking milk with drops of orange essential oil added. This regulates the bowels if you are affected with either constipation or diarrhea.
 
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