Respiratory Conditions including colds, flu, sore throat, asthma and bronchitis
Purifying the Air
Muscular aches and pains
Fungal infections such as athletes foot and nail fungus
Reduce skin inflammation
Enhance wound healing
Digestive disorders such as Constipation
Emotion based benefits
Depression • Frustration
Grief • Hysteria
Anxiety • Insomnia
Lack of Concentration • Irritability
Fear • Poor Memory
Hopelessness • Moodiness
Panic Attacks • Nervous Tension
Sadness • Worry
Panic Attacks • Nervous Tension
Skincare benefits
Dermatitis • Stretch Marks
Eczema • Acne
Psoriasis • Mature Skin
Varicose Veins • Dry Skin
Cellulite • Wrinkles
Enhanced wound healing
Antifungal activity
Antibacterial activity
By learning more about the proper use of essential oils, either through a recognized school or through a qualified aromatherapy practitioner, you will open the door to a whole new world-one that is not so dependent on antibiotics and other over-prescribed drugs. Aromatherapy is not intended to replace traditional medicine or traditional healthcare. It is simply an avenue for you to take more responsibility for your own health and to allow nature to do what it does best- balance and heal body, mind and spirit. Before purchasing essential oils for home use, it is always best to seek the advice of a professional /qualified aromatherapy practitioner.
