Female client’s work stress level is affecting her quality of life at home. She has a difficult time settling down in the evening and is looking for an essential oil bath blend to calm her physically, emotionally and mentally. The client was given an essential oil blend of bergamot, clary sage, cajuput, and roman chamomile. She experienced positive results; however, we cannot conclude that the oils were the determining factor that caused her to relax. Further study of the essential oil blend is recommended.
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A 38 year old female half marathon runner is experiencing right hip and foot pain. The client was given an essential oil blend of Black pepper, Bay, Juniper and Ginger to assist in releasing the pain. The client noticed a decrease in pain and discomfort after using the essential oil blend and plans on incorporating the oil blend in her exercise cool down activities.
Female client has experienced diarrhea for three days. Pepto-Bismol and Ammodium AD did not help relieve her bowel problems and was willing to try aromatherapy. She was instructed to mix Black pepper, Cinnamon, and Vetiver essential oils into water and drink. The client experienced relief within fifteen minutes and had normal bowel movements after second dosage, fifteen hours later.
A 58 year old male using over-the-counter ointments and prescription medication wasn’t able to remove the fungi enveloping both of his large toe nails. The client was willing to try an essential oil blend of thyme, oregano, and cinnamon. After fourteen days, the fungi was completely gone. Further studies are recommended to determine how the essential oil blend affected the fungi.
This blend is designed to improve digestion by introducing more aromatic molecules into the foods you serve; the water, juices, and herbal teas you drink; and the simple capsules you take.
As a general rule, children and elderly are more sensitive to essential oils; therefore, they do not need the same essential oil concentration level a healthy adult would use. Please use the dilution ratios below as a best practices guideline: