Showing posts with label using essential oils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label using essential oils. Show all posts

Thursday, March 9, 2017

An Amazing Coincidence

I'm sure it's just a coincidence.

My 20-year-old son got a bad cold. I mean, it was bad. He could barely breathe, he was sneezing all over the house, he was personally responsible for the uptick in Kleenex's rising stock, he bought more Dayquil/Nyquil than should be legally allowed. He had it bad.

History shows that when one person in our household gets a cold, it goes through everyone. This observation is based on historical facts gleaned from raising eight kids. It's a given.

But, a coincidence happened this time. I'm sure it had to be a coincidence. I'll let you be the judge.
When my son's cold started, I began to diffuse doTerra's On Guard oil blend every day, all day long. I added 2-3 drops of On Guard to my diffuser and let it run all day, refilling as necessary.

The coincidence is simply that no one else in the house got his cold. Did you get that? Not one of us got his cold. He got better and, still, no one else is sick.

I'm sure it's just a coincidence.

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You might just have a coincidence of your own!
Happy oiling!
~Tricia

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Cold Sore vs Frankincense

Sunday morning I felt a cold sore coming on. My upper lip was sore and I felt the unmistakable tingling that has always preceded my cold sores. I had no cold sore medication in the house.....but I have plenty of essential oils. I have a whole box full of them, as a matter of fact!

I keep Frankincense in a roller bottle at all times. The roller bottle contains 10 drops of Frankincense essential oil and is topped off with fractionated coconut oil. This is what I used on my pending cold sore. Here's a timeline of what happened:

Day 1 - Sunday - I felt the cold sore coming on. I put a tiny amount of the contents of the Frankincense roller bottle on my finger and put it on my lip. The tingling stopped for the moment.

Day 2 - Monday - I had forgotten to put more Frankincense on my lip the night before and I woke up to the all-familiar tingling sensation in my lip. I used another small amount of the oil. The tingling stopped.

Day 3 - Tuesday - Again, because I felt no tingling in my lip Monday night, I did not use any more oil. I did, however, feel a slight tingling Tuesday morning. I used another small amount of oil and the tingling, again, stopped.





A cold sore never did develop. It's now Thursday. I have not used the oil in more than 24 hours and I have not had even a hint of tingling.

Cold sore - 0
Frankincense - Score!!

Happy oiling!
~Tricia

Saturday, January 2, 2016

Eczema Meets the King

Eczema is awful. My heart goes out to anyone who suffers the outbreaks, itch and unsightly look of eczema. This means my heart goes out to myself because I have occasional eczema outbreaks.

Recently, I've had a pretty bad eczema outbreak....actually the worst one I've ever had. While a couple spots on my arms and hands (and one on my leg) responded well to an oil blend, the eczema on my scalp did not. After treating it with a blend of tea tree oil (melaleuca), lavender and myrrh oils, I was not seeing any progress. Don't get me wrong, tea tree, lavender and myrrh are all great oils to blend for eczema. Like I said, it worked on my arms and on one spot on my leg. But it did not work on my scalp.

In fact, it was getting worse every day. Although it started at my hairline, it began spreading down my forehead, leaving it red and painfully raw. I would press on it with the ball of my hand to relieve the itching. I was afraid it would spread to my eyes.

So, I introduced my eczema to the king. Yep, that's right, the king of oils, frankincense.


My formula was simple:


I put 10 drops of frankincense oil in a 10ml roller bottle and topped it off with fractionated coconut oil.

Overnight, the spreading had stopped and my forehead was clear. By the end of that first day using it, the frankincense had dried up the eczema at my hairline. Because it was still itching, I continued to use it for several days to ward off anything that was brewing below the surface where I could not see.




If you are struggling with eczema, introduce it to the king of oils. Click here to find out how you can get a FREE bottle of frankincense oil.....but hurry because this offer expires January 15.

Happy oiling!
~Tricia