Eucalyptus-Frankincense

Eucalyptus

For aromatic and topical use.

"Although Australia typically comes to mind for its wide variety of Eucalyptus trees they are also native to Africa and the southern United States. For essential oils the preferred variety is Eucalyptus radiata. DōTerra Eucalyptus is Eucalyptus Radiata grown in Australia with the oil being extracted from the leaves of the tree. Eucalyptus has long been know by herbal practioners for its insect repellant properties and associated maladies such as fevers and respiratory conditions. Beyond this the antibacterial and antiviral properties make it beneficial in not only treating symptoms but underlying causes as well. As with many oils it can blend with others and the resulting fragrance can add a sense of calming aand well-being which adds a bonus in any health issue.

Typical Applications

Difussing Eucalyptus will benefit respiratory problems and will also help disinfect a living area preventing the spread of bacterial or viral agents to others. For individual respiratory conditions or coughs inhaling the oil directly or breathing vapors from a cup of warm water with a few drops added is usually beneficial. Also an prepared ointment or dilution with a carrier can be applied topically to the chest or throat area. .Apply Eucalyptus to the chest easing congestion and alleviating persistent cough.

Precautions: Use with care during pregnacy."

Properties

Analgesic
Antibacterial
Antibiotic
Anti-inflammatory
Antiseptic
Antiviral
Disinfectant
Expectorant

Wellness Uses

Calm and Stress Relief
Cold and Flu Season
Disinfecting Living Area
Insect Repellant
Skin Care

Common
Health Concerns

Arthritic Pain
Asthma
Back Pain
Bronchitis
Burns
Colds and Flu
Congestion
Cough
Cuts and Wounds
Diarrhea
Earache
Fever
Herpes
Indigestion
Migraines
Stomach Ache

 

Application: Apply neat (no dilution required) to problem area or dilute 1:1 for sensitive skin, diffuse with an EO diffuser.

Fennel

For aromatic, topical and dietary use.

"Fennel has been used for its helpful properties for ages. Anciently it was thought to ward off evil spirits, in Roman times it was a symbol of strength and courage. Additionally even then it was known for its properties to sooth the digestive system and other ailments including curbing the appetite and snake bites. The essential oil is steam distilled from the pulverized seeds (more correctly the fruit) of the Fennel plant. The oil's aroma is anise-like (or licorice-like) with a sweet pleasant flagrance. Typical Applications Fennel ingested in a tea, added to water, or in a capsule can be an immediate help for indigestion, constipation, flatulence and other digestive system problems. For chronic digestive concerns add Fennel to the regular use of the TerraZyme supplement for a gentle way to make improvements. Simply add 2 - 3 drops of Fennel to a glass of water and drink daily. Beyond digestive problems Fennel is an important oil in a number of blends that address a wide range of health concerns including hormonal balance, kidney failure, milk increase, and weight loss. In these cases application can be topical, with massage, and/or in baths. Precautions: Consult professional advice before use by those who are subject to seizures, pregnant or nursing mothers." Properties Anti-inflammatory Antioxidant Antiparasitic Antiseptic Antispasmodic Astringent Digestive Diuretic Expectorant Wellness Uses Lactation PMS prevention Skin Care Weight management Common Health Concerns Constipation Diarrhea Flatulence Hormonal balance Indigestion Kidney failure Menstrual Problems Nausea PMS Stomach ache Weight loss   Application: Apply neat (no dilution required), or dilute 1:1 for sensitive skin, diffuse with an EO diffuser, add to food or water. Frankincense For aromatic, topical or dietarty use. "Frankincense has been a part of religious ceremony and used for its medicinal properties for thousands of years. One of the oldest medical documents known to man dating back to 1500 BC recorded the use of Frankincense oil by physicians and priests alike for the treatment of disease and illness. In the Holy Bible the reference to Frankincense brought by the three wise men to the baby Jesus attests to the value placed on this oil. It was of great value then and even now the difficulty in sourcing makes it one of the more expensive essential oils. Gum resin from trees in Oman, India, Somalia and Yemen and other areas of North Africa yeild much of the worlds Frankincense. DōTerra Frankincense comes from the country of Oman, the family is Burseraceae, and the oil is steam distilled from the resin tears extracted from the tree.                                   Typical Applications Ancient ritual usage and modern research conFirm that Frankincense has relaxing effects on the human body including uplifting mood and heightening awareness. These antidepressant properties can be achieved through various diffusion techniques and topical application including various forms of massage. This oil is also well suited to help with skin conditions. It is a mild oil that in most instances can be applied directly, if necessary. Help with acne to wrinkles, cuts and wounds to reducing scarring are all mentioned by those that have used this essential oil. Most practical for skin application is to make a 1% to 2% dilution with a carrier oil or a similar dilution in an ointment." Properties Analgesic Antidepressant Antifungal Anti-inflammatory Antiseptic Astringent Diuretic Sedative Wellness Uses Calm and Stress Relief Cold and Flu Season Emergency Salve Immune Strengthener Skin Care Common Health Concerns Asthma Brochitis Dermatitis Indigestion Skin Disorders Sore Throat Stomach Ache   Application: Apply neat (no dilution required), diffuse with an EO diffuser, add to food or water.

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