(Reposted from FB Debra Raybern's Team)
A blend of orange, cinnamon and spruce. It smells wonderful, yes - but what else might Christmas Spirit do? Emotionally it is very uplifting, calming and brings to mind the wonderful fragrances of the holidays. What about physically?
Orange is rich in d-limonene which has ver 50 clinical studies on its ability to combat tumor growth. (See the EODR for a particle listing). Orange is often used for people wanting to improve their circulatory system and combat extra water retention.
Cinnamon is one of the highest anti-viral, fungal and bacterial oils. Diffusing may help eliminate those pesky germs floating through the air when you diffuse it.
Spruce is supportive of the respiratory and nervous system. It is considered very grounding, so beneficial during times of stress. Spruce is often considered to be supportive to the adrenals, which during times of stress, even happy holiday stress (cooking, company, celebrations, activities, family…).
How to use Christmas Spirit: Add to your diffuser, topical on bottom of feet at (dilute 50/50 as the cinnamon can be hot on the skin, but not usually for the bottom of the feet), oral - 1-2 drops in a capsule with olive oil added to fill the capsule and swallowed.
You will also receive a 5ml bottle of ginger oil.
Ginger oil has been traditionally linked to be able to assist with nausea of all types. It is also supportive of the digestive system and one little known use is to combat the chills, shivers or when you just can't seem to get warm. It has a pleasant aroma when diffused especially when added to nutmeg. It is very supportive of the circulatory system. How to use - diffuse just one drop with nutmeg or a citrus oil; apply to bottom of feet (may need to dilute) and take 1 -2 drops orally in a capsule with olive oil or add to honey in a hot tea.
Much more may be found about these single oils in the Essential Oils Desk Reference guide.
Orange is rich in d-limonene which has ver 50 clinical studies on its ability to combat tumor growth. (See the EODR for a particle listing). Orange is often used for people wanting to improve their circulatory system and combat extra water retention.
Cinnamon is one of the highest anti-viral, fungal and bacterial oils. Diffusing may help eliminate those pesky germs floating through the air when you diffuse it.
Spruce is supportive of the respiratory and nervous system. It is considered very grounding, so beneficial during times of stress. Spruce is often considered to be supportive to the adrenals, which during times of stress, even happy holiday stress (cooking, company, celebrations, activities, family…).
How to use Christmas Spirit: Add to your diffuser, topical on bottom of feet at (dilute 50/50 as the cinnamon can be hot on the skin, but not usually for the bottom of the feet), oral - 1-2 drops in a capsule with olive oil added to fill the capsule and swallowed.
You will also receive a 5ml bottle of ginger oil.
Ginger oil has been traditionally linked to be able to assist with nausea of all types. It is also supportive of the digestive system and one little known use is to combat the chills, shivers or when you just can't seem to get warm. It has a pleasant aroma when diffused especially when added to nutmeg. It is very supportive of the circulatory system. How to use - diffuse just one drop with nutmeg or a citrus oil; apply to bottom of feet (may need to dilute) and take 1 -2 drops orally in a capsule with olive oil or add to honey in a hot tea.
