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Uses of Essential Oils

Professional medical essential oil therapy administered by therapists trained in practical and scientific knowledge, achieves remarkable results for the prevention and cure of many acute and chronic diseases that are often impossible to treat otherwise.

The professional therapeutic use of essential oils is not the only way to experience the harmonizing and healing effects of essential oils. Use them in aroma lamps in your home or as natural perfumes to enhance the joy of life, bring harmony and balance, increase immunity, and enliven your body’s self-healing mechanisms.

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Enjoy Essential Oils

Essential oils can be used in aroma lamps, and humidifiers, for a relaxing or revitalizing massage, in a full bath or a foot bath, and for compresses, inhalations, gargles, chest rubs (very good in case of colds) and much more.

The character of a room can be completely transformed in just a few minutes by using a few drops of a favorite essential oil in an aroma diffuser.

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Diffusing Essential Oils

Diffusers disperse essential oils into the air either with a cool air-stream or gentle warmth. They are ideal for cleansing and purifying the air and for creating a mood-enhancing, fragrant atmosphere.

Micro-diffusers or atomizers are the most effective and health-promoting way to diffuse essential oils into the air.

These are air pumps with a special glass funnel construction that diffuse a micro-fine vapor of essential oil, creating negative ions, which purify the air. A few minutes of diffusion are enough to fill the whole room with a fresh, healthy, and pleasantly fragrant air.

Oil being applied to the cartridge of the cool air diffuser which is resting on a table with a bouquet of tulips.

Diffusing Essential Oils

Use 4 to 8 drops of essential oil on the replaceable cartridge or pad for cool air diffusion; use 25 drops or more in a micro-diffuser (atomizer or nebulizer); use 3 to 8 drops in aroma lamps (with candle or electric). Refresh as needed.

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Explore Essential Oils

Try ginger, bergamot or cardamom at lunch time to improve your appetite and peppermint, coriander or fennel to support your digestion.

To relax and uplift discover orange, neroli, rose, geranium, jasmin, bergamot, and lavandin.

Dispel fatigue and improve mental clarity with rosemary, peppermint or basil. Fir, spruce and pine oils help revitalize and strengthen.

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Ideas for Oil Use

Tea tree, eucalyptus and thyme oils support respiration while neroli, mandarin, petitgrain, marjoram, spikenard and vetiver have a calming effect.

Diffuse sandal-wood, frankincense and myrrh during meditation; and try lavender at bedtime to help fall asleep.

Add a few drops of a stimulating essential oil like rosemary to your massage oil in the morning, or a few drops of a calming, relaxing essential oil such as lavender, rose, or sandal-wood in the evening. For a tummy massage or compress try a few drops of roman chamomile.

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Self-Referral Experience

There are innumerable possibilities to enhance your physical, mental, and emotional well being with aromatherapy, in an easy and pleasant yet profound way. You will sense what is good for you. What you like best usually gives the best results. It is a self-referral experience. More

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