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Vetiver

If you suffer from inflammation, insomnia, acne or recently had surgery this is a great oil. It can help to heal scars quickly, has antiseptic properties, and is an anti-inflammatory, and natural pain reliever. When mixed with other oils it can relieve specific symptoms such those experienced with arthritis. Vetiver can also help to calm an active mind in conditions such as ADHD, depression or anxiety by using a diffuser to breathe in the vapor.

Borage

This plants benefits have been known for over 1500 years. The flowers are edible and the whole plant can be used in medicinal remedies. It helps to relieve pain and inflammation, repair skin to reduce wrinkles and hydrate the skin. Borage oil also can help to relieve stress which can lead to lower blood pressure. It can also promote nerve health which may alleviate Multiple Sclerosis symptoms. This oil is also good for gum health and aching and swollen joints due to rheumatoid arthritis can be reduced if added to the diet as a supplement.

Essential Oil Properties

Arnica Montana:

           -Inflammation, Bruising

           -Arthritis and Muscle Strain

           -Wound Scar & Swelling reduction.

 

 

Camphor:

  -Joint and Muscle Aches

 - Reduce Inflammation

-Cramps or Spasms

-Congestion Relief

Eucalyptus:

Relief from pain due to arthritis, joint, muscle aches or sprains. Relieves mental strain by promotion of blood flow to the brain.

 

 

 

 

 

Frankincense:

Pain, arthritis, inflammation, muscles aches, wound healing, scar prevention, relieve anxiety, uplift mood.

 

 

 

 

Lavender:

Pain from joints, arthritis, muscles,  inflammation, wound healing, acne relief, scar/sunburn prevention, relief of anxiety and insomnia symptoms.

 

Peppermint:

Muscle pain, inflammation, headache, relief from congestion or asthma symptoms, anxiety relief,  digestive soother.

Rosemary:

Relief from inflammation due to arthritis, joint and muscle pain, or headache, respiratory relief such as asthma, colds or cough, allergies and sore throat.

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