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Helpful in cases of addiction, anorexia, bulimia, depression,
fear, anxiety, and stress. |
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Good for all states of agitation and anger, including nervous irritability, impatience, and oversensitivity |
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Diffusing the essential oil of cinnamon leaf disperses unwanted smells and
prevents the spread of infection. |
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For nervous anxiety, shallow breathing, depression and nervous tension. It is also helpful for emotional confusion and indecision.
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Reputed to stop "mental chatter" and is good for emotional exhaustion, mental fatigue, and lack
of concentration due to mental clutter. |
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Emotional concerns. Constricted, overwhelmed, feeling hemmed in and limited. |
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Frankincense is a
particularly good aid to the lungs, helping in cases of respiratory infection,
nervous and
allergic asthma, and
chronic bronchitis.
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Calming, balancing, and uplifting for depression. It is reputed to help with female hormone balance and is useful in easing PMS, engorgement of the breasts, night sweats, and hot flashes.
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Grapefruit is balancing to the emotions. It brightens dark, depressive moods, and it eases frustrations. Grapefruit provides a sense of lightness when everyday responsibilities seem too heavy. |
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Helichrysurn helps remove the most stubborn of wood emotions jealousy,
half-conscious anger, and bitterness of spirit. |
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Hypersensitivity, lack of confidence, frigidity, impotence, postpartum depression, paranoia, fear. |
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Most famous for its ability to accelerate the healing of wounds and burns. Lavender is also useful for coughs, colds, and sore throats. It is an effective relaxant and sedative and may be useful in cases of insomnia and nightmares.
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Lemon is effective in treating infections of all kinds and is believed to increase white blood cell activity.
Lemon is
tonifying to the circulatory and digestive systems and helps counteract acidity in the body
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It is used in children's remedies and by pregnant women and
the elderly. It is often used for hiccups and to soothe indigestion. It may also support the liver. |
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Ancient Greek physicians
used marjoram to treat
rheumatism and muscle spasms. |
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Myrrh is helpful for eliminating excess thick mucous. |
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| Neroli is useful for states such as shock or hysteria. It may be helpful for post-parturn depression, irritability and sadness. |
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Strong antimicrobial oil and is generally a good choice for fighting colds. It also eases the pain
of arthritis. |
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Patchouli helps to rejuvenate skin, so it is a good choice
for aging skin and cracked, dry skin. It is also helpful for eczema, acne, and athlete's foot. Patchouli is antifungal and antiseptic, and is an excellent insect repellant, especially for wool moths.
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Is both warming and cooling as well as refreshing, uplifting and invigorating. Its antiseptic properties are especially soothing to the skin, and it acts as a balancer for oily skin and hair. |
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Often recommended for lung and respiratory infection, for colds, and
for disinfecting and deodonzing.
Pine spritzed or diffused
in a room is wonderful
for eliminating odors.
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Rose is useful in
treating depression, emotional coldness, sadness, anger, stress, bereavement, nervous tension, and insonmia. |
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Rosemary is energizing. It stimulates the central
nervous system, aids the lymphatic system by eliminating wastes ftom the body, and is a good choice
for edema and cellulite. |
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As a powerful meditation and prayer aid, it helps the mind set aside mental chatter and create the right mood for worship. |
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Strong antifungal and antibacterial oil.
Has been used in air ventilation systems to reduce mold growth.
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Hildegarde of Bingen suggested using thyme for body lice, plague, leprosy, and paralysis. |
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Ylang ylang is useful in treating anger, anxiety, panic, insomnia and low self-esteem. |
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Blends |
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Breathe Free is a clearing and stimulating blend especially useful during
the cold weather season.
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This combination is strengthening,
especially when resistance is down. |
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This deep-penetrating combination provides
soothing relief. |
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This combination is strengthening, especially when resistance is down. |
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Accessories |
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The Aromaball Diffuser allows you to use a few drops of essential oils to freshen up a room. The diffuser comes with 10 absorbent cards to which you apply a few drops of oil. Simply slip the card into the diffuser, and plug into a wall socket. |
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This amber bottle can
be used with a cap for your massage blend;
or attach the spray pump for a refreshing room or body mist. |
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This bottle makes homemade perfumery easy. Just fill the bottle with NSP's Massage Oil, add your favorite essential
oils and roll on your unique perfume. Try adding Peppermint and Grapefruit
for a pulse-point roll-on or headache stick. |
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A light, non-greasy massage and body oil featuring a blend of unscented apricot kernel oil, sweet almond oil, hazelnut oil, borage oil and vitamin E.
Dilute 7–15 drops of essential oil per tablespoon of massage oil. Use liberally on desired areas. |
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Nebulizing Diffuser (from France) features silent operation and an output control that easily diffuses over a 300–600 square-foot area. Our diffuser ionizes
undiluted essential oils into an ultra-fine vapor that remains suspended in the
air for maximum availability and minimum waste. In addition, it features a
convenient on/off switch, is easy to clean, and is designed with a glass
injector so that oils do not come into contact with any metal parts.
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The glass part you see on top of the nebulizer |
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