Health
Find health in a natural way with our 100% pure organic essential oils. All of the statements below are supported by research, however you should consult a doctor before undertaking any treatment for a health issue.
Ravintsara
Due to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties, ravintsara oil effectively treats upper respiratory tract infections and small wounds.
With its strong and fresh aroma, ravintsara improves mood, stimulates the mind and is known as a natural antidepressant. It also has a analgesic effect, relieving headaches. Massages with ravintsara oil help tired muscles, cramps, joints and stimulate the immune system.
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Use a few drops to massage the body or feet before bed
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Drop a few drops into the soothing bath
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Add one or two drops to a cup of tea
Oregano
With strong antibacterial and antiseptic properties, oregano oil has been used in folk medicine for thousands of years as a natural antibiotic for the treatment of colds, digestive problems, bacterial and fungal infections. A number of studies have shown that oregano oil is a much safer and healthier alternative to regular antibiotics and antifungal drugs. It has a proven effect against foot fungus, bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine (SIBO), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), digestive parasites, warts and bronchitis.
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For internal infections - drink 2-3 drops twice a day necessarily diluted in a glass of water
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For colds, sore throats and / or bronchitis - take 2-3 drops of oregano diluted in olive oil or coconut oil twice a day
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For skin problems, use it diluted with a base oil of your choice
Do not take for more than 10 consecutive days
Mint
Extremely effective for relieving problems with the digestive system, irritable bowel syndrome, nausea and gas, acting as an anti-inflammatory and preventing intestinal cramps. Peppermint oil can also refresh bad breath by killing the bacteria that cause it. In addition, it has an expectorant effect, will help unclog your sinuses and is an excellent choice in the fight against colds, flu, allergies and coughs. Peppermint essential oil is also an effective remedy for burns due to its cooling and anti-inflammatory properties, and its high content of antioxidants also helps with diseases such as cancer and diabetes.
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Diffuse with an aromatherapy diffuser or inhale from a tampon or napkin
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Dilute a few drops with base oil and use it for massage
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Add 1-2 drops to food or drink
Rosemary
In folk medicine it is used as a painkiller, a remedy for mental stress and fatigue. Research has shown that its effectiveness in relieving pain is comparable to that of pharmaceutical paracetamol. Rosemary essential oil stimulates concentration, energy and mood, even when applied dilute to the skin, this is another effect proven by a number of scientific studies. It is also suggested that due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, rosemary oil may help fight cancer cells.
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Use in small amounts as a spice in your food
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Inhale directly from the bottle, from a few drops on a cotton or napkin or diffuse with an aromatherapy diffuser
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Massage on an inflamed part of the body or on your feet (dilute with base oil for sensitive parts of the body)
Tea Tree
Due to its strong antibacterial properties and positive effect on white blood cells, tea tree oil can be used to disinfect and heal cuts and abrasions. It can also prevent the smell of sweating, relieve inflamed skin, help eliminate dandruff, and treat psoriasis and fungus.
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Drop a few drops on a swab and apply gently on the desired area
Do not take internally!
Cinnamon
With beneficial properties known since ancient times, cinnamon oil helps with heart health, relieves stomach ulcers by fighting the bacteria that cause them and is also an excellent treatment for removing parasites. It also has an immunostimulating effect and is especially effective for upper respiratory tract infections, such as sore throats. Massage with cinnamon essential oil also helps relieve arthritis, muscle aches, acne eczema and rosacea.
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For a massage, mix a few drops of cinnamon with a base oil of your choice
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For a sore throat, combine 1-2 drops of cinnamon with lemon juice and honey
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For aromatherapy use a diffuser, inhale directly from the bottle or from a tampon or napkin
Cypress
Particularly suitable for the treatment of spasms, muscle cramps, strained muscles and carpal tunnel due to its antispasmodic properties. Cypress oil is laxative and helps remove toxins from the body. It clears the airways and sputum, and has a calming effect on asthma and bronchitis. It is also used as a folk remedy for varicose veins and cellulite due to its ability to stimulate blood circulation. It is also an effective treatment for hemorrhoids and warts because it kills the organisms that cause them.
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Dilute 2-3 drops with base oil and apply it on problem areas
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Drop a few drops into the relaxing bath
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Inhale boiling water on a steam bath
Thyme
With strong anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, thyme essential oil is beneficial for heart and respiratory health by draining congestion. It is also known for its ability to treat infections such as tooth decay, bad breath, sore gums, sore throats and fungus and rashes on the body.
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For gurgling and gargling, drop 2-3 drops in a glass of water
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For infections and rashes rub 2-3 drops on the problem area
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For respiratory problems, inhale with a diffuser or boiling water on a steam bath
Frankincense
Extremely strong anti-inflammatory, the aromatic resin oil of the same name is considered sacred in India and has a proven ability to relieve a number of severe chronic inflammatory diseases, such as various types of colitis, Crohn's disease, asthma and arthritis. Incense oil also has an immunostimulating effect, helping the body destroy harmful organisms and can help with some cancers, such as breast cancer.
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Diffuse with an aromatherapy diffuser or inhale directly from the vial
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Add a few drops to an anti-inflammatory massage base oil
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Take internally, diluted with coconut oil, olive oil or just in a glass of water