Rosemary Healing Oil 4 oz.
$8.99
Increase Circulation
Rosemary oil is one of the easiest ways to improve circulation in your body.
If you’re experiencing muscle cramps, cold hands and feet or muscle soreness, then massage a little rosemary oil, mixed with a carrier oil, into these areas regularly.
Cure Headaches
Rosemary oil applied to the skin treats pain and improves circulation, meaning it might just relieve your migraine or throbbing headache.
Apply a drop topically to your temples or the aching parts of your head. You can also try rubbing it in your hands and cupping them over your mouth and nose for up to a minute.
If your headache is stress related, then by using rosemary you will be alleviating the root cause of the pain.
Boost Immunity
Thanks to its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties rosemary is an important essential oil for giving our immune system a helping hand when cold and flu season rolls round.
One of the best ways to do this is with a relaxing and cleansing lymphatic massage using rosemary essential oil.
Our lymphatic system helps to clear our body of waste. By massaging our lymph nodes, we can revive a sluggish system supercharging the body’s detoxifying abilities.
Rosemary is one of the best essential oils around for stimulating movement and supporting the cleansing action.
Dilute a few drops of rosemary oil with a carrier oil (see below) and rub up your arms to the lymph nodes in your armpits. From the center of your chest, rub toward the armpit, and then down the neck. Massage your legs from your feet up to your groin.
Of course, even just relaxing in a bath with added rosemary essential oil will help the immune system by reducing stress, one of the main causes of poor immunity.
Alleviate Muscle & Joint Pain
The German Commission E – the scientific advisory board of the German version of the FDA – has approved rosemary essential oil to treat both muscle pain and arthritis.
Simply apply a little oil to the aching joints or muscles and its analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties will soon kick in.
Cure Indigestion
Rosemary essential oil can be used externally for relief from symptoms of indigestion. If you’re suffering with flatulence, stomach cramps, constipation or bloating give it a try.
Combine it with a carrier oil and massage into the stomach. You can also try a bath with rosemary oil for the same effect. Some even say that rubbing the oil on the bottom of your feet will alleviate indigestion!
These remedies are much gentler than laxatives or over the counter medications for digestive discomfort.
Cough, Cold & Flu Relief
To help relieve the symptoms of a cold or flu – stuffy nose, cough and congestion – try massaging one or two drops of the oil on your chest and throat every few hours.
Its antiseptic action also makes rosemary oil useful for respiratory infections.
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Increase Circulation
Rosemary oil is one of the easiest ways to improve circulation in your body.
If you’re experiencing muscle cramps, cold hands and feet or muscle soreness, then massage a little rosemary oil, mixed with a carrier oil, into these areas regularly.
Cure Headaches
Rosemary oil applied to the skin treats pain and improves circulation, meaning it might just relieve your migraine or throbbing headache.
Apply a drop topically to your temples or the aching parts of your head. You can also try rubbing it in your hands and cupping them over your mouth and nose for up to a minute.
If your headache is stress related, then by using rosemary you will be alleviating the root cause of the pain.
Boost Immunity
Thanks to its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties rosemary is an important essential oil for giving our immune system a helping hand when cold and flu season rolls round.
One of the best ways to do this is with a relaxing and cleansing lymphatic massage using rosemary essential oil.
Our lymphatic system helps to clear our body of waste. By massaging our lymph nodes, we can revive a sluggish system supercharging the body’s detoxifying abilities.
Rosemary is one of the best essential oils around for stimulating movement and supporting the cleansing action.
Dilute a few drops of rosemary oil with a carrier oil (see below) and rub up your arms to the lymph nodes in your armpits. From the center of your chest, rub toward the armpit, and then down the neck. Massage your legs from your feet up to your groin.
Of course, even just relaxing in a bath with added rosemary essential oil will help the immune system by reducing stress, one of the main causes of poor immunity.
Alleviate Muscle & Joint Pain
The German Commission E – the scientific advisory board of the German version of the FDA – has approved rosemary essential oil to treat both muscle pain and arthritis.
Simply apply a little oil to the aching joints or muscles and its analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties will soon kick in.
Cure Indigestion
Rosemary essential oil can be used externally for relief from symptoms of indigestion. If you’re suffering with flatulence, stomach cramps, constipation or bloating give it a try.
Combine it with a carrier oil and massage into the stomach. You can also try a bath with rosemary oil for the same effect. Some even say that rubbing the oil on the bottom of your feet will alleviate indigestion!
These remedies are much gentler than laxatives or over the counter medications for digestive discomfort.
Cough, Cold & Flu Relief
To help relieve the symptoms of a cold or flu – stuffy nose, cough and congestion – try massaging one or two drops of the oil on your chest and throat every few hours.
Its antiseptic action also makes rosemary oil useful for respiratory infections.
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