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Essential Oils How To use - Aromatherapy for Stress, Pain and Sinus Relief

 
Author: KG Stiles

Pure essential oils have a wide range of therapeutic uses and benefits. The method applied can affect the results.

First, please remember that essential oils should never be applied neat (undiluted) to your skin. There are absolutely NO exceptions to this! This includes the soles of your feet or palms of your hands. When using oils neat for inhalation purposes please exercise care and dispense your oils on a tissue or cotton ball for direct inhalation.

In this article I will talk about two methods of treatment that are not only readily available and highly effective, but very inexpensive as well. These two methods are - THE BATH and COMPRESS

BATH ~ Great for relieving stress, sore and achy muscles, as well as sinus congestion. Stimulates lymphatic system and release of toxins.

Fill your tub with water, add 5-8 drops of essential oil that has been mixed in a dispersant such as a carrier oil, milk or cream, or a spoonful of honey, swish to disperse your essential oils evenly in the water.

OPTIONAL: Add a half cup each of Epsom salts (muscle relaxant, detoxifier) and Baking Soda (skin softener). These can also be used to disperse essential oils in your bath water.

Suggested Oils to Use: Lavender, Vetiver, or Peppermint

PLEASE NOTE: Essential oils are not water soluble you must use a dispersant when adding them to your facial steam or bath. Water may cause essential oils to penetrate your system more quickly or cause irritation to sensitive or damaged skin, i.e. blemishes, sores or rash.

COMPRESS ~ Excellent for topical application to ease pain from strained muscles and menstrual cramps.

Disperse 4-8 drops of essential oil in a teaspoon of milk, cream or honey. Add your blended mixture to a small stainless steel bowl of hot water. Absorb the "HOT" water into a wash cloth. Be sure to wear protective gloves. Wring out excess water and apply the hot compress to your area of discomfort, repeat when your cloth cools. You may cover the warm cloth with a plastic sheet or a towel to keep it "HOT" longer.

Suggested Oils to Use: Lavender, Geranium, Clary Sage, or Chamomile

Properly administered essential oils are a natural, safe and effective way to enhance your health and well-being and can produce satisfying results where other methods have failed. Please consult with your physician regarding your health concerns.

KG has utilized essential oils in her energy medicine practice for more than 30 years. During that time she has facilitated healing for thousands of people suffering from personal trauma, illness and injury. Through her unique AromaTest system KG formulates essential oil blends that heal.

PLEASE NOTE: There are many cheap chemical copies of essential oils available, but these are not recommended for therapeutic use. For best results always use ethically wild crafted or pure, organic essential oils that are pesticide free! Pure essential oils have a wide range of therapeutic uses and benefits. The method applied can affect the results.

Author Bio:

KG Stiles

Master Healing Arts Practitioner KG Stiles is a Stress Relief Specialist in professional practice more than 30 years. Through her alternative & complementary health care services she has facilitated healing for thousands of people suffering from personal trauma & illness. Internationally recognized as a visionary in the field of energy medicine her client success stories are widely publicized. Through her evolution as a practitioner & integration of some of the world's most cutting edge, state-of-the-art healing techniques KG has created a NEW system. KG is the author of the self-help e-book, "Your Healing Success Journal," the companion workbook to her popular seminar CD "Success Breakthroughs Using Imagery & Affirmations ~ Tools for Your Healing." KG's aromatic specialty is ?signature? blends. Through her unique AromaTest? system she formulates an individual's unique "signature" blend of oils. Her e-book,"Your Aromatic Signature ~ a Guide to Formulating Blends that Heal," is scheduled for publication in 2006. A native of coastal North Carolina KG has an extensive foundation of training & practice in the transformational healing arts, summarized as follows: She attended the University of North Carolina at Wilmington where she began her studies in archetypal psychology, traveling to study at the Jung Institute Zurich, Switzerland in 1976. She completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy & Religion & in 1979 visited the Findhorn Community in Northern Scotland. While at Findhorn she was introduced to "hands-on healing" & relocated to San Diego, California to train in various bodywork modalities. She was influenced by some of the world's foremost pioneers in the Consciousness and Energetic healing Movement like Anthony Robbins & Milton Trager, completing diploma course work at Mueller College of Massage & an internship in Ida Rolf?s 10- sessions of structural integration at the Institute for Psycho-structural Balancing. KG holds state massage licensure in Oregon #2313 and Hawaii #6351 & National Certification for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCTMB). Her affiliations include professional membership in the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), the International BodyTalk As International BodyTalk Association (IBA), the Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia (BTTA) & the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA). She is the NAHA Director for Oregon.

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