Homemade ‘Vapor’ Shower Disks

doTERRA Homemade Vapor Shower Disks

Feeling congested? Need help opening your sinuses?

I have a little something that may give you some relief. ‘Vapor’ Shower Disks!

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(adapted recipe via Frugal by Choice, Cheap by Necessity)

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2 1/4 C baking soda

3/4 C water

15 drops (each) lavender, eucalyptus and rosemary essential oil

24 count mini muffin tin

24 mini muffin paper liners

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In a large bowl, combine your baking soda and water. Stir thoroughly to combine (the consistency will be a soupy paste). Add your essential oils, 15 drops of each, into your paste mixture and stir.

Spoon your mixture into your lined muffin tin and allow the disks to dry 18- 24 hours.

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To use, remove the liner from the disk and place disk on the shower floor and into the water stream of a warm shower. Shower as normal and breath in the wonderful vapors from the disk that should help to clear your stuffy nose and sinuses.

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All Natural Eczema Support

DoTERRA Essential Oil Support for:

Eczema

Eczema is due to a hypersensitivity reaction (similar to an allergy) in the skin, which leads to long-term inflammation of the skin.

Eczema is most common in infants. Many people outgrow it by early adulthood. The condition tends to run in families.

People with eczema often have asthma or hay fever, too. There is often a family history of allergic conditions such as asthma, hay fever, or eczema.

The most common causes of eczema include malnutrition, especially to the skin (deficiency of essential substances or nutrient imbalances) and internal pollution (interfering substances such as pollutants, heavy metals, drugs, metabolic waste products, toxins produced by yeast, and toxins made in our body as a result of allergic reactions).

The following can make eczema worse:

• Allergies to pollen, mold, dust mites, or animals

• Colds or the flu
• Contact with rough materials
• Dry skin
• Exposure to environmental irritants
• Exposure to water
• Feeling too hot or too cold
• Fragrances or dyes added to skin lotions or soaps

• Stress

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Those with Eczema have noticed:

Typical skin changes may include:

• Blisters with oozing and crusting

• Ear discharge or bleeding
• Raw areas of the skin from scratching
• Skin coloring changes — more or less coloring than the normal skin tone

• Skin redness or inflammation around the blisters

• Thickened or leather-like areas, called lichenification, which can occur after long-term irritation and scratching

Itching, which is sometimes intense, almost always occurs. Itching may start even before the rash appears.

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Your skin, the protection between you and the outer world, is your body’s largest organ.  It is there to protect you from infectious agents, environmental extremes, bumps, scratches, or invasive objects.  It has a system of nerves to warn against impending dangers, a system of sweat glands for cooling, a capillary system that can bring nutritional helps to the blood stream, and a system to exude poisons from the body.  A marvelous gland and so important for our health and well-being.

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The skin is made up of three layers:

The epidermis – This is the outer layer of the skin.  It the primary protective coating of the body and is primarily non-living cells (no blood is delivered to them) that are fed by the lower dermis layer.  The epidermis is continually being rejuvenated from the dermis with the outer layer being completely replaced every 3 to 5 weeks.

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The dermis – This layer, immediately below the epidermis, has all of the working elements of the skin.  It has the outermost capillaries of the blood system, it is the location of the sweat glands, it includes lymph nodes housing immune system cells, it has nerve endings for our sense of touch, and the hair follicles.  Around the hair follicles are the sebaceous glands that produce sebum.  The proper amount of sebum, an oily secretion, lubricates and waterproofs our skin.  Too much sebum, common to adolescents, leads to acne.  Too little sebum, common to aging adults, leads to dry skin that promotes wrinkles.

*Interestingly enough this same sebum is also a very important element in the use of essential oils.  This fatty substance is nearly ideal for absorbing essential oils, which then allows them, if applied topically (directly on the skin) to quickly enter the bloodstream.  A demonstration by Dr. David Hill shows the effects of oils in the blood stream within a matter of tens of seconds.

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The subcutaneous (hypodermal) layer – This is the innermost layer of the skin.  It is the insulation for the body and is composed mostly of fat cell (adipocytes).  Besides insulation these fat cells provide texture for a pleasing appearance of the skin.  As these fat cells are lost, often in aging, wrinkles appear and sagging occurs.

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Overview:

Dermatitis is inflammation of the skin and includes eczema (redness, itching and dryness, swelling, crusting, flaking, blistering, cracking, oozing, or bleeding). Psoriasis is a disease that affects the skin and joints. Red scaly patches appear on the skin which are areas of inflammation due to excessive skin production. This disorder is chronic and not contagious.

Dermatitis, eczema and the skin symptoms of psoriasis are treated with similar oils. Lavender and frankincense are most helpful and can be augmented with geranium and melaleuca.

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doTERRA Essential Oil Users Have Found The Following To Assist In  Eczema Support:

Drink 2-4 drops of Lemon Oil in 12oz of water 1-2 times, daily. 

-(Helps clear out toxins in the body)

Make an ointment:

·    1 teaspoon carrier such as Fractionated Coconut Oil

·     20 drops lavender oil (relieves itching)

·    20 drops geranium oil (soothes and revitalizes)

·    20 drops melaleuca oil  (if you suspect bacterial infection)

Use the ointment for direct topical application to the affected area.

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For larger area use a bath adding the 6 to 12 drops of the lavender and the other oils as needed.

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Additional Help:

doTERRA Life Long Vitality Pack Vitamins

Use doTERRA Skin Care Products

Click here to learn about the new Foaming Face Wash

Click here to learn about the new Hydrating Skin Cream

Finally, understand that eczema’s root cause is many times an internal infection and the skin irritation is only a manifestation of an internal candida problem.  Therefore, strongly consider using a cleanse like the GX Assist followed by PB Assist to rebuild your probiotics.  Couple this with the Life Long Vitality supplements to strengthen the immune system.  In some reported cases of prolonged eczema the GX Assist had to be repeated multiple times.

Click here to learn more about a Candida Detox

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Relaxing, Luxurious… Lavender!

doTERRA Essential Oil

Lavender Essential Oil
Lavandula angustifolia

Our most popular oil, lavender has been cherished for its unmistakable aroma and its therapeutic properties for thousands of years. Lavender is widely used and accepted for its calming and relaxing qualities.

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Its name, Lavender is derived from the Latin word, lavandārius, which comes from lavanda meaning “things to be washed.” The Romans added Lavender to bath water to soothe, calm and to treat the skin, while the Greeks crushed and burned it to create a calming fragrant atmosphere. They named Lavender Nard, after the city Naardus, located on a canal between the Tigris and Euphrates River, in the Baghdad, Iraq area. As a hub for Jewish study, the bible records the use nard in the Gospel of Mark, calling it Spikenard. In the ancient Mishna a Hebrew passage refers to it as Shibolet Nard, naming it as one of the ingredients in the Holy Incense.

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Properties: Anticoagulant, analgesic, antidepressant, anticonvulsant, antihistamine, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious, antimutagenic, antimicrobial, antispasmodic, antiseptic, antitumor, antitoxic, cardiotonic, sedative and regenerative.

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Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat directly to area of concern or reflex points.
• Aromatically – Diffuse lavender
• Internally – Lavender is classified as GRAS by the FDA for human consumption. Take internally when fighting hay fever or allergies. Take with food/beverage or in gel capsules.

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Aromatic Guide: Diffusing lavender promote health, love, peace and a general sense of well being.

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What makes doTERRA’s Lavender Oil Different?

Lavender is one of the most versatile and affordable of all the essential oils available on the market.  Lots of people absolutely love the smell of lavender and that it why it has been formulated as a synthetic fragrance in so many different things – including soaps, perfumes, potpourri, and even lavender scented blankets and dolls.  What people are missing out on when they buy these things are the healing and calming properties of lavender as a pure essential oil.

Grown in its native environment and harvested at the correct time lavender becomes a hugely powerful healer.  Lavender is steam distilled from its flowering tops.  The best lavender plants to use are the lavandula angustifolia.  Grown natively in northern France and Bulgaria, doTERRA combines these two oils equally to create the most powerful and potent lavender available on the market.

There are many people aware of the calming properties that lavender has to offer, but many are not aware at how quickly they can calm and they are especially not aware of calming they can actually be.  Essential oils are so powerful that they can work within minutes, and often within only seconds.

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CPTG^®,Certified-Pure-Therapeutic-grade lavender oil has been highly regarded for the skin.  It may be used to cleanse cuts, bruises and skin irritations.

The French scientist, René Gattefossé was the first to bring these benefits to the attention of the modern world.

Having burned himself in a laboratory explosion, he applied lavender oil to his burns.  Dr. Gattefossé noted such remarkable healing, that he began to study the oils for their medicinal applications, and so was born modern aromathérapie (the medicinal application of aromatic substances).

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Properties of lavender oil: Its fragrance is calming and balancing: both physically and emotionally.  It has also been clinically evaluated for its relaxing effects.

Because lavender oil is the most versatile of all essential oils, no home should be without it.  It has such a wide range of uses, if you’re unsure which oil to apply, try it first.

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Possible Uses: It may help arthritis, anxiety, boils, asthma, bruises, bronchitis, cold sores, carbuncles, depression, convulsions, fainting, earaches, hay fever, gallstones, heart irregularity, headaches, hives, reduce high blood pressure, insect bits and stings, hysteria, influenza, infection, insect repellent, injuries, migraines, laryngitis, mouth abscess, nervous tension, reduce mucus, rheumatism, sprains, skin conditions, sunburns, sunstroke, throat infections, tuberculosis, tension, typhoid fever, wounds and whooping cough.

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Apply Lavender to the bottom of your feet or on your temples and neck for a calming and relaxing sensation.

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A few drops of Lavender in the palms of your hands and cupped over the nose can quickly and easily eliminate stress and anxiety.

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Lavender is perfectly suited to calm the mood and entice restful sleep when used at bedtime for adults and children alike. Simply add a few drops to your bathwater, pillowcase, or diffuse in the bedroom.

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Due to its soothing nature, Lavender can be applied directly to cuts, abrasions, and burns for a disinfecting and healing action.

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Lavender in the News

A recent article at Star-Telegram.com reported that, in a recent study at the Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital, 14 intensive care nurses, working 12 hour shifts, rubbed essential oils on their forearms.  They were then asked to rate their stress levels.  Half were given a true lavender and clary sage essential oil, while the other half were given a placebo oil, made from almond oil.  More than half of the nurses using the lavender essential oil reported a decrease in perceived stress.  The article emphasizes the importance of using a pure, therapeutic-grade essential oil that has not been diluted or spiked with chemical fillers.

Lavender was also mentioned at Chron.com, in a reference to a study reporting that just five minutes of exposure to a mild lavender scent helps curb the release of cortisol, a stress hormone that can trigger inflammation and lead to premature aging.  Other studies are reported to demonstrate lavender’s support in fighting insomnia and working as a calming agent.  Lavender also has antiseptic properties, and can be used to calm headaches, when rubbed onto the temples.

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Lavender Testimony:

I have severe allergies.  I am horribly allergic to animals, pollen and mold.  When I moved into a house with two cats, I woke up every night with an itchy throat, itchy eyes and runny nose, and my larynx became inflamed.

After becoming frustrated with the results I had with Zyrtec, Clariten and Nasonex, I decided to turn to essential oils.  I put two drops each of peppermint, lavender and lemon in a capsule and swallowed it before bed.  That night, I slept through the night and woke up without puffy eyes!  I have been using the oils for a week and have had amazing results, without any of the side effects I had from the prescription drugs I previously used.  dōTERRA^® oils are amazing!

— Adrienne M., Highland, UT

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ahhhhh Roman Chamomile…. take me away!

DoTerra Essential Oil…

Roman Chamomile
Anthemis nobilis

The most versatile of the chamomiles, Roman Chamomile is extracted from the small, white, daisy-like flower of the roman chamomile plant. Used widely for its calming properties, Roman Chamomile is especially soothing to the systems of the body and helps to support a healthy inflammatory response.

For aromatic, or topical use.

Roman chamomile oil is extracted from the small, white, daisy-like flower of the Roman chamomile plant.  Soothing to all types of skin, Roman chamomile oil is used extensively in Europe in skin preparations for young and old alike.

Its gentleness makes it especially valuable for restless children.

Roman chamomile is one of the oils that has been used for millenia. The Egyptians mention it as well as all the later cultures including the Romans. Interestingly the name “Roman” has nothing to do with the ancient Roman’s use of the oil, only that the plant was named such since it was found in that locality.

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 Properties: Anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious, antispasmodic, antiparasitic, calming and relaxing.

Historical Uses: Roman chamomile essential oils has been used historically by the Romans during battles to give them a clear mind and also give them courage. It has been nicknamed “plant’s physician” due to the fact that when other plants are placed near roman chamomile, it tends to cure any ailment the plant might have.

Possible Uses: doTERRA roman chamomile essential oil may help increase the skins ability to regenerate, allergies, cleanse the blood, aids liver in rejecting poisons, bruises, depression, cuts, muscle tension, insomnia, restless legs, calming to the nerves, boils, acne, eczema, dermatitis, sensitive skin, rashes. It may help calm children, fight fevers, ease earaches, soothe stomachaches and toothaches. May also help reduce nervousness in children, especially the overactive or hyperactive children.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing doTERRA roman chamomile essential can help combat depression, stress and insomnia due to its calming and relaxing abilities. It may help eliminate anxiety, irritability and nervousness. It promotes patience and peace.

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Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat, or diluted with a carrier oil for children or those with sensitive skin. Apply to the body’s reflex points or directly onto the area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse the roman chamomile essential oil for aromatic benefits.
• Internally – Categorized as GRAS for human consumption by the FDA. Take internally via gel capsules or with your food and/or beverage.

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Top Roman Chamomile Tips from the dōTERRA^® Blog:

1. It’s my favorite in a hot bath at the end of the day! — Kelli Merritt
2. We have added it to our lavender night spray.  Not only does it smell amazing with the lavender, my kids get the added benefits of chamomile. — Revellie Pope
3. I love the way the Roman chamomile helps make my skin soft.  I use a couple of drops in my bath.  Very calming and soothing. — Karen Merritt
4. I use this on my Mom.  She sleeps only briefly each night.  I used this along with lavender, knocked her out for 12 hours! — Sharon Sevy
5. I have a recipe called “Angel’s Breath” Roman chamomile, blended with lavender, sweet orange, ylang ylang and sandalwood.  Diffuse it, dilute it for room spray or wear it as a perfume.  This is an amazing oil! — Melit Cash
6. When I start to have bad neck spasms, I really need Roman chamomile. — Pete Covatta
7. I love Roman chamomile.  I have a lot of stress with moving, care giving and everyday stuff.  When asked how I cope, I point to my oils. — Dawn Larson
8. I use it on my baby who is teething! — Emili

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Research:   Schnaubelt, in his classic book Medical Aromatherapy, describes the power of Roman Chamomile in this way: “While monterpenoid esters are common in many essential oils, there is practically no other oil that reflects the nature of esters, as exclusively as Roman chamomile. Despite its etherial fragrance, Roman chamomile has highly physical effects. It is a powerful antispasmodic and muscle relaxant that can be used as an emergency remedy during asthma attacks (rubbed on solar plexus, wrists, and temples) until more specific help becomes available.”

Grapefruit: Not just for breakfast anymore

DoTerra Grapefruit Essential Oil

Grapefruit is a refreshing oil that helps to boost digestion, benefits the immune system (by helping to clear the lymphatic system), helps with skin problems and can be used for muscle stiffness, water retention and for bolstering the nervous system.  It is balancing and uplifting to the mind, and may help to relieve anxiety.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat directly to the skin. It may help with reducing cellulite. Apply to reflex points or directly to area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse.
• Internally – Categorized as GRAS by the FDA for human consumption. Take in gel caps or with honey/beverage.

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Key properties of grapefruit oil

Some of the therapeutic properties of grapefruit include: anti-bacterial, anti-depressant, anti-fungal, antiseptic, anti-viral, disinfectant and diuretic.

Primary constituents of grapefruit:

• Monoterpenes 99% (primarily limonene 89%)

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Common uses for grapefruit oil

Grapefruit oil has a refreshing, uplifting scent that has very powerful antidepressant effects.  It may be helpful in preventing a person from drowning in his/her own negativity.

Its strong anti-bacterial action also makes it an effective breath freshener and helpful in healing inflamed gums.

Because of its strong disinfectant properties, grapefruit oil can be used as a cleaning spray (just add a few drops to water in a spray bottle, shake and spray on surfaces) or a fruit and vegetable wash.  To clean your vegetables, just add several drops to a large bowl or sink of water and wash.

Grapefruit oil can also be used for weight loss.  Inhaling grapefruit before meals will help to inhibit the appetite.  It also has diuretic properties that help to eliminate excess water from the body, giving you a quick boost toward your weight loss goals.  And, it also has strong fat-dissolving properties.  And, once the excess weight is gone, grapefruit oil is excellent for tightening loose skin.  Just add enough oil to your cream or lotion to make a 5% - 10% dilution, and apply normally.

Grapefruit, like all essential oils, have many different uses to it including depression, withdrawing from drugs, eating disorders, fatigue, gallstones, jet lag, liver, migraines, obesity, stress, stimulating the nervous system, it can be used as a kidney cleanser and can help a ton with cancer.

It is also helpful for treating the symptoms of colds and flu.

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Modern research into grapefruit oil

Clinical studies, reported in the Journal of Dermatology, noted grapefruit’s activity on elastin fibers, reducing wrinkles after weight loss and age-related wrinkles.

A U.S. Patent named constituents, found in various citrus extracts (including grapefruit), that can be ingested, for the purpose of producing or maintaining weight loss, as well as for improving a person’s physical performance and incresing his lean muscle mass.

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Other uses for grapefruit oil

Grapefruit oil can be used to treat diarrhea or allergies.  Just mix 3-5 drops of oil in water or juice, then drink it 2-3 times per day.  It can also help with constipation.

To freshen the breath or treat inflammed gums, mix 2-4 drops of grapefruit oil in a tablespoon of carrier oil (coconut or olive oil) or ¼ cup of water, then gargle or swish around the mouth.

To aide with detoxification and to stimulate the lymph system, especially at the onset of cold or flu symptoms, use grapefruit oil in a lymphatic massage.  Adding a drop or two to water and drinking it can also help with lymphatic clearing.

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Grapefruit oil may also be used in the following ways:

1. Scalp treatment: Mix 2% - 5% with your shampoo or conditioner to treat dandruff or other scalp issues.  Leave in the hair for 10 minutes before rinsing.
2. Add several drops of grapefruit oil to water in a spray bottle, shake well, to disperse the oil, and spritz your bed sheets, inside the car or on meats (before refrigerating), to kill bacteria, viruses or fungi.  You can also spritz the air in the room to freshen it.
3. Put a few drops of grapefruit oil in a cup of water to disinfect your toothbrush overnight.
4. Mix a few drops of grapefruit oil with water to use as a disinfecting solution for your cutting board, kitchen table and countertops.
5. Diffuse grapefruit oil to boost your immune system and kill pathogens in the air. Grapefruit’s vapors can be used for headaches, mental exhaustion and depression.
6. Grapefruit can be diluted 5% - 10% to add to lotions or creams to help fight aging, loose skin, acne and other skin conditions.
7. Adding 1-2 drops of grapefruit to an 8 oz glass of water creates a refreshing drink that can be beneficial to your digestion, kidneys and lymphatic system.
8. Grapefruit oil can be mixed in dōTerra‘s fractionated coconut oil, or may be added to the bath, to assist with cellulite or overweight, colds and flu, lack of energy, jet lag, muscle fatigue, headaches, moodiness and mental and physical tiredness.

Precautions:   Be aware of prescription drugs that caution against using grapefruit while taking some medications .  May react to sunlight or UV rays. When using photosensitizing oil, wait a minimum of six hours before exposing skin to UV rays.  The stronger and more lengthy the UV ray, the longer the wait should be.

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Helichrysum Essential Oil

One of the most sought-after essential oils, Helichrysum has traditionally been used for its soothing and regenerative effects. The rare essential oil of Helichrysum is distilled from the flower cluster of an evergreen herb and is highly prized by essential oil users, and is known as the “everlasting” or “immortal” essential oil.

 

A recent article in Natural News reports that a study was conducted at the University of Nigeria that found that the active ingredients in Helichrysum that help lower blood pressure are called curcumene and caryophyllene. They also found significant evidence that rubbing the oil over scars does significantly reduce their appearance, even if the scars have been there for some time.

In addition, the oil’s anti spasmodic, anti coagulant and anti allergenic properties have excited most of the medical profession. “Due to the rising number of people suffering from heart attacks and heart disease there is now a lot of research going in to natural substances that show anticoagulant (Blood Thinning) properties. Everything from mosquito saliva to ginger and turmeric have been tested, but none of them seem to be able to match the powers of Helichrysum essential oil. The oil has also been found to be a powerful anti allergenic. Not only does it help reduce the superficial signs of allergies such as skin rashes and stomach aches, but it has also been found to protect the liver, spleen and lungs, which is where the first signs of an allergic reaction may occur.”

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Not all Helichrysum essential oils offer these healing benefits though. Only pure Helichrysum essential oil will protect and benefit the body.

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doTERRA’s CPTG Helichrysum essential oil is sourced from Corsica, the country best known for growing the highest quality helichrysum.

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All Natural Allergy Support

DoTerra Essential Oil Support for:

Allergies

An allergy is an exaggerated immune response or reaction to substances that are generally not harmful…. just annoying.

Allergies are relatively common. Both genetics and environmental factors play a role.

The immune system normally protects the body against harmful substances, such as bacteria and viruses. It also reacts to foreign substances called allergens, which are generally harmless and in most people do not cause a problem.

But in a person with allergies, the immune response is oversensitive. When it recognizes an allergen, it releases chemicals such as histamines. which fight off the allergen. This causes itching, swelling, mucus production,muscle spasms, hives, rashes, and other symptoms, which vary from person to person.

Common allergens include pollen, mold, pet dander, and dust. Food and drug allergies are common. Allergic reactions can also be caused by insect bites, jewelry, cosmetics, spices, and other substances.

Some people have allergy-like reactions to hot or cold temperatures, sunlight, or other environmental triggers. .

A specific allergy is not usually passed down through families (inherited). However, if both your parents have allergies, you are likely to have allergies. The chance is greater if your mother has allergies.

Those with Allergies have noticed:

Breathing problems (coughing, shortness of breath)

Burning, tearing, or itchy eyes

Itching of the nose, mouth, throat, skin, or any other area

Runny nose

Stomach cramps

Coughing

Headache

Hives

Skin rashes

Wheezing

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I personally get allergy attacks in the spring which result in skin rashes along my abdomen, neck and occasionally my face & legs.  As the season progresses, sneezing, coughing and itchy eyes join in.  I always hated taking over the counter medication because I was always left drowsy or a feeling like my brain was swimming…. so I’m very grateful for this all natural support that has worked wonders for me!!

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doTERRA Essential Oil Users Have Found The Following To Assist In Allergy Support:

Overall Allergy Support

Put 5 drops each of Lemon Oil, Lavender Oil, and Peppermint Oil in a capsule, and take 1-2 times a day— add more drops if needed

(For children under the age of 10, start with 1 drop of each and add more if symptoms persist)

Drink 2-3 drops of Lemon Oil in 8 oz of water, 2-3 times a day

For Rashes

In addition to Overall Allergy Support:

Rub 1-2 drops Lavender Oil over rash area, 1-2 times a day

Rub 2-3 drops Lavender Oil on bottoms of feet, nightly

For Breathing Problems/Wheezing/Coughing/Runny Nose

In addition to Overall Allergy Support:

Put 2-3 drops of Breathe Oil Blend or Peppermint Oil on chest & directly under nose.

Rub 1-2 drops of Peppermint Oil on temples & back of neck. (Avoid eyes)

For Stomach Cramping:

In addition to Overall Allergy Support:

Rub 3-4 drops of DigestZen Oil Blend over stomach area

For Sore Throat/Itchy Throat

In addition to Overall Allergy Support:

Gargle with a few drops of Lemon Oil or Oregano Oil, 2-3 times a day

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Additional Help:

On Guard Oil Blend Protecting Throat Drops

Rub 2-3 drops Lavender Oil on bottoms of feet, nightly

Diffuse Lavender Oil, Breathe Oil or On Guard Oil Blend in the air

Take  Life Long Vitality Vitamins daily

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All Natural Hives/Rash Support

Treating Hives/Rashes with doTerra Essential Oils

Works quickly and no side effects, such as drowsiness!

doTERRA Essential Oils work perfectly with the body to support normal functions of the body and dōTERRA products are safe to use on all ages.

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doTERRA Essential Oil Users Have Found The Following To Assist In Hives/Rash Support:

Mix 3-4 drops each of Lavender Oil, Melaleuca Oil and Purify Oil Blend in a capsule.

Rub Lavender Oil or Purify Oil Blend on area of concern

Additional help:

Diffuse Roman Chamomile Oil in the air or make a tea

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