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Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Stress Away or Peace & Calming

    Stress Away or Peace & Calming?

One Granddaughter Likes Stress Away




You say either (I-ther);

I say either  (E-ther).


Which will you choose?

Comment Below

   

Another likes Peace & Calmi




The effects are similar; I think it comes down to personal preference of the fragrance. 

Unfortunately you can't smell them over the computer, but here is a video you might be glad you watched. It is a YouTube recording from a Special Ed teacher. 


Young Living Home Diffuser - Kathy Sims Exclusive Interview - Scott and Brenda Schuler
http://youtu.be/kexGWTd0DI0


I have also included a recipe for a Bath Salts. You can use either oil in it. Enjoy.

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Saturday, August 23, 2014

Natural Antibiotic - Inner Defense


Inner Defense blend looks like a good one. I have a bottle of each of the oils listed, but I don't have them blended together. When you go to the doctor and he prescribes an antibiotic, here it is, a natural antibiotic already blended for you. 

Thieves is the first oil I was introduced to. My chiropractor would
have it diffusing in her office. I loved the smell of it and bought a bottle from her as well as a diffuser so I could use it at home. If I got a cold or sore throat, out came the Thieves. I got well quick since I would also rub it on the bottom of my feet. I would aIso put it on my neck, but it may be too hot for some people since it has cinnamon and cloves in it. Just rub some olive oil, almond oil, or the Young Living V6 oil on to dilute it a little (20/80) (p2.94). Thieves is another natural antibiotic, with an interesting story behind the name, but I'll save that for another post.

Oregano is a natural antibiotic with many medical properties:
antiaging, powerful antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, antiparasitic, anti-inflammatory, and an immune stimulant. Not only that, but you can cook with it too, just be careful and not use too much - only a drop, and taste before adding more. Oregano is listed in Hildegard's Medicine, a compilation of early German medicines by highly regarded Benedictine herbalist Hildegard of Bingen (1098-
1179). (p2.69)


ThymeThyme (Thymus vulgaris) has a spicy, warm, herbaceous aroma that is both powerful and penetrating. Known since ancient times as a medicinal herb, thyme contains large amounts of thymol. As a dietary supplement, it is one of the strongest antioxidants known. Thyme supports the immune, respiratory, digestive, nervous, and other body systems.* Thyme may also be used to enhance the flavor of food. Thyme has an approximate ORAC of 159,590 (TE/L). TE/L is expressed as micromole Trolox equivalent per liter.

Thyme is one natural antibiotic that has been around for a while. It is mentioned in one of the oldest known medial records, the Ebers Papyrus (dating from 16th century B.C.). (p2.86)

Lemongrass along with Lemon Myrtle, Mountain Savory, Cinnamon, and Melissa essential oils have the highest levels if inhibitory activity against MRSA (staff infection).(p 6.20) This is important to me because one of my grandsons contracted a staff infection five times. Quite scary to me. The third or forth one was on his back, and he was advised to bathe in bleach water to help kill the infection. I gave my daughter some Thieves household cleaner and suggested that she put a capful in the tub instead of bleach. When diffused, Thieves is also highly effective against staff. So, by using Inner Defense, you have a natural antibiotic that can battle MRSA and Staphylococcus aureus. (p 6.20)

The medical facts in this post were taken from the Essential Oils Desk Reference, Special Fifth Edition.

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Friday, August 22, 2014

Forgiveness

Forgiveness

Forgiveness is not always easy, but if we want Forgiveness, we need to have Forgiveness for others just as Christ said, "Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors." (Matthew 6:12).  

As we go through life, people sometimes hurt our feelings whether intentionally or not. If we hold this hurt in our heart, it can cause negative emotions which in turn cause us to act in negative ways and have negative memories which lead to a lot of negativity. All this negativity causes us to have health issues such as upset stomach, headaches, and worse. It makes me feel negative just writing about it, but the worst part about unforgivingness is found in (Matthew 6:15) "But if you do not forgive men their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins."


The Essential Oil Forgiveness helps us release negative
emotions, allowing us to move past emotional barriers and attain higher awareness, assisting us to forgive and let go. (Essential Oil Desk Reference p 2.107) "For if you forgive men when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you." (Matthew 6:14) Isn't it good to know that when we forgive others we will feel better emotionally and physically?

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Sunday, August 3, 2014

Car Air Freshener vs Essential Oils


!Whew! Roll the Window Down. There's something rotten in here. Quick!  Go to the store
 and get an air freshener to hang on the rear view mirror. ,
There are so many to choose from, not only to look at, but also to smell. Hey, Sponge Bob, what
 am I breathing here? Smells pretty good. Unfortunately there is more to it than just a good smell.
 It could be -
 Shiver me timbers, a passel of toxins!




For Christmas, our granddaughter got her Papa a new air
freshener for his truck. Now, his truck didn't smell bad, but

she and her Papa like Duck Dynasty, so she got him a                Phil Robertson          Happy, Happy, Happy                   car air freshener.
Of course, they were both
Happy, Happy, Happy.
Me, too.

Unfortunately, car air fresheners contain toxins that aren't
good for you to breathe. I'm just waiting for the scent in the Happy, Happy, Happy to run out so I can
put a drop of essential oil on it. Then we can be Happy, Happy, Happy again.



What Essential Oil would you choose?  Comment below.

I chose Young Living Purification.
We recently went on a short trip and my husband got sick at his stomach. We
weren't sure if it was food poisoning or a virus. At any rate, I chose to put a
drop of Purification on a cotton ball and set it on the air vent while we were
driving back home. I know that Purification purifies the air, smells good, and
has no additives.  You could also put a drop of oil on a clothespin and clip it
to the vent.


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Saturday, May 3, 2014

Brown Recluse vs Peppermint Oil

Brown Recluse spiders should remain reclusive.
    Nothing like kicking back in the recliner and having a cat nap.  When I woke up, I felt a tickle on my cheek. I thought it was a stray hair so as I started walking toward the kitchen, I brushed my hand across my cheek toward my hair to get that stray hair back in place. But it felt like something besides hair. Hmmm. By that time I had come to the kitchen counter, so I bent over a little and swatted my hair toward the counter two or three times. Imagine my surprise when I saw a big ol' spider.


    I grabbed a canning jar off the counter and turned it upside down over the spider. Then I slid a lid under it and put a ring on the jar after I dropped some alcohol in there. I thought it was a Brown Recluse, but in my mind, those spiders were outside in the shed, not in my house. I knew they could hide in dark, not frequently used places like storage closets, but I NEVER expected one to be on my recliner.


I turned the recliner over and sure  enough some funky looking webs were under there, so I vacuumed them off, got an empty spray bottle, and filled it with water and Young Living Peppermint Oil. I doused that chair good and felt like using amount in the photo above.  We moved the couch and everything, spraying as we went. I also sprinkled some Diatomaceous Earth on the carpet just in case that would help. I knew it was good to get rid of fleas (We have a small indoor dog. That's another story.), and safe for animals, so  I decided it might work for spiders too. Why not use it

  I carried the spider to the County Extension Office, and the agent told me it was the largest Brown Recluse he had seen. (Not the largest one ever found, just the largest he had seen.) He also said I did the right thing vacuuming the webs up. He recommended we spray in the carport and around the house with an insecticide. We did, but we'll probably use the Peppermint oil in the future.
I thought, "Yipes! No wonder I could see the fiddle so well."

(Just so you know, this is Not My finger.)

   Listen up all you moms, teachers, and camp leaders.  He also told me that if you want to keep a spider to show students, family, etc., put it in hand sanitizer instead of rubbing alcohol. Since children of all ages have a tendency to want to pick up the bottle and look at the spider, and some want to shake the bottle, the sanitizer is thicker and the spider will hold up better.


Young Living oils to the rescue. We have Peppermint! So, be prepared and have some Peppermint Oil on hand. It makes your house smell good and is good for your sinuses, too in addition to getting rid of Brown Recluse spiders. For more information on how to get some Peppermint Oil, message me or click on the ID link below. 

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Disclaimer: Information on this site is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. A decision to use/not use this information is the sole responsibility of the reader.  I am not a doctor and the statements on this blog have not been evaluated by the FDA. Please see your doctor or healthcare professional for medical evaluation before using any natural or commercial remedies.

Friday, May 2, 2014

Making Your Own Natural Air Freshener and Oil Diffuser




Prevent Disease
 What's for dinner? Never mind, you don't have to tell me. I can smell it.  Some foods have a distinct odor that isn't always pleasant. Did that Apple Pie boil over and send up a little smoke in the oven? Am I the only one this has happened to?   Febreze to the rescue.   I have used this product and it made the room smell so much better. BUT, is it good for your lungs and the rest of your body? Click on Prevent Disease or on  the first link below to find out more about the toxins in Febreze and how to make your own Natural Air Freshener using Essential Oils. I have a friend who used plug-ins and Febreze to clean her air since her dogs were her family and lived in the house. She began to have lung problems because of the toxins in the plug-ins and other air fresheners. 


Febreze Chemicals vs Essential Oils
Which would you rather breathe?





















    Essential Oils come in many fragrances for you to use in your natural air freshener.  Now, I confess, I probably won't be using vodka to make mine. I just googled 'can you use rubbing alcohol instead of vodka in a natural air freshener?' I clicked on the link that had both words in it.
* How-Natural-air-freshener-room-spray* said I can, so I'll use rubbing alcohol instead of vodka. Here's the link.  Well, it's the 2nd one down. (I'll learn how do it the way I want it to show up pretty soon I hope. Meanwhile, Check it out.) You decide. Essential Oils or toxic chemicals?






http://preventdisease.com/news/13/051013_Making-Your-Own-Natural-Air-Freshener-Oil-Diffuser.shtml

http://voices.yahoo.com/how-natural-air-freshener-room-spray-3397718.html

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Disclaimer: Information on this site is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. A decision to use/not use this information is the sole responsibility of the reader.  I am not a doctor and the statements on this blog have not been evaluated by the FDA. Please see your doctor or healthcare professional for medical evaluation before using any natural or commercial remedies.