Showing posts with label anti-bacterial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anti-bacterial. Show all posts

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Lemon - doTerra Essential Oil

doTerra - Lemon (liquid sunshine)


Is a calming blend for the treatment of:

Antibacterial
Antiseptic
Anxiety
Cold
Cough/Sore throat
Depression
Energy
Fever
Circulation
Cleaner (house and internal)
Inflammation
Insect repellant
Mood enhancer
Purifier
Respiratory infection
Stress

How to Use:
If unsure how to use, then diffuse or direct inhalation. Apply topically to bottom of feet or add 1 drop to a glass of water as a purifier or a quick energizing boost.

For Anxiety: Diffuse or inhale. Massage into the skin. Apply to back of neck or temples. 

For Colds: Diffuse. Inhale from water vapor. Apply to throat, temples, forehead, or sinuses.

For Cough/Sore Throat: 1-2 drops in water with honey, drink.

For Depression: Diffuse. Inhale directly. Apply to forehead. Massage. Bath. 1-2 drops in capsule. 1-2 drops in 8oz distilled water.

For Fever: Swallow in capsule. Apply to back or to bottoms of feet. Diffuse.

For Stress: Diffuse. Inhale. Massage. Bath salts. Apply to neck, back, or bottoms of feet.


**Disclaimer: This information is simply my compilation of research, personal experience, and others experiences. I am not a doctor. Please use at your own discretion. 

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Oregano - doTerra Essential Oil

doTerra - Oregano

Is for the treatment of:

Antibiotic
Anti-bacterial
Antiseptic
Antioxidant
Anti-virus
Athlete's foot
Disinfectant
Fungal Infection
Inflammation
Parasites
Pneumonia
Warts

How to Use:
If unsure how to use, then Diffuse. Or Apply topically.

For Fungal Infection: Apply on location. Warm compress.

For Parasites: take in capsule or with beverage. Warm compress. Apply to abdomen and feet.

For Pneumonia: Diffuse. Inhale water vapor. Apply to chest, back and feet. Warm compress.

For Warts: Apply on location daily.

**Disclaimer: This information is simply my compilation of research, personal experience, and others experiences. I am not a doctor. Please use at your own discretion.