...Written & distributed by Julien Griffault Young Living distributor # 924292 http://www.ylessentialoils.com 1 7 Essential Oils & 100 all natural solutions Introduction Guidelines for safe use of Essential Oils Natural First Aid solutions Natural solutions for your Home Natural remedies for you & your family Self care Nutrition How to order 3 6 7 8 10 14 15 16 2 Join Young Living today For more great resources please visit : www.ylessentialoils.com Let me tell you about the oils I have chosen to talk about in this particular E-Book. I have decided to base myself on a Young Living kit called the ‘Essential 7’ which groups the seven most popular and easy to use oils. LAVENDER is the most versatile of all essential oils. Therapeutic grade lavender has been highly regarded for the skin, and has been clinically evaluated for its relaxing effects. Wait to see all you can do with this one! LEMON has antiseptic-like properties and contains compounds that have been studied for their effects on immune function. CAUTION: Citrus oils should NOT be applied to skin that will be exposed to direct sunlight or ultraviolet light within 72 hours. PEPPERMINT is one of the oldest and most highly regarded herbs for soothing digestion. Jean Valnet, MD, studied peppermint’s effect on the liver and respiratory systems. JOY — is an exotic blend of Lemon, mandarin, Bergamot, ylang ylang, rose, Rosewood, Geranium, Palarosa, Roman chamomile and jasmine that produces an uplifting magnetic...
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...and herbal preparations for spiritual, medicinal, fragrant and cosmetic use. During the 20th century, the use of body oil was weakened due to the separating the elements of essential oil to create synthetic chemicals and drugs. Toward the end of the of the 20th century and on into the 21st century, there is a resurgence to utilize more natural products including essential oils for therapeutic, cosmetic and aromatic benefit. The use of essential oils never stopped; the awareness regarding the use of synthetics and the increased amount of information on aromatherapy through the internet has refueled the use of essential oils for health, therapeutic, cosmetic, fragrant and spiritual use. Trader Joe’s wants to reintroduce the body oil spray. Consumers can choose between a lavender or seaweed scent. The main ingredients for the oil include: safflower, seed oil, sweet almond oil, SD Alcohol 40, sesame oil, St, John Wort flower extract, avocado oil, and wheat germ oil. The oils are bottled in a 6oz rectangular spray bottle. The bottles include drawings of lavender flowers and seaweed to differentiate the two products. The greatest attributes for the oil is the subtle, clean and fresh scent. The oil has all the quality of expensive body oil, and only cost $3.49 per bottle. The oil is a great moisturizer for those who spend a lot of time outdoor or live close to the beach. It sinks in well on slightly damp skin, has a soft feel after drying and does not leave a greasy or oily...
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... Passionate Moments Florist will service the residential community of Charlotte along with the many visitors that frequently visit the area for shopping as well as servicing the outlying counties; which are Cabarrus, Iredell, Union, Gaston and York counties. Passionate Moments Florist will also service any Internet based traffic as well as orders that will need to utilize the floral wiring systems such as Teleflora or 1-800-flowers. We will be recognized by the fact that we will offer special prices and arrangement on our novelty flower which will be the lavender rose. To give you a brief history of our novelty flower, the lavender rose has always captured my heart, which lead me to the decision of opening the business. Our colors of the walk-in business will be a lavender interior with white trim. Our storefront sign will be deep purple in color that stand out to a degree that makes it noticeable. Lavender roses have a unique beauty that has always captured my heart and imagination as well as others. They have a fantastical appearance and are the symbol of enchantment. They are known to traditionally express...
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...fragrances of various herbs and plants. The mere scent does the magic. These essential oils have therapeutic and healing properties. From lavender oil to rosemary oil, all the essential oils are widely used for various purposes. Some of these oils have medicinal properties and can cure certain ailments. These oils, when paired with a diffuser, prove very beneficial. Essential oils are great for common cold, headaches, and immunity related issues. For such uses, an essential oil diffuser is recommended....
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...instead of, the natural ingredients. The mixture of chosen ingredients is stirred slowly while cooling, in order to incorporate air and to prevent large ice crystals from forming. The result is smoothly textured semi-solid foam that is malleable and can be scooped. (www. Wikipedia.com). No single person can lay claim to inventing ice cream. There is no exact origin or date of inception, but myths abound on how it came about. Its existence in olden times cannot be denied, as evidence of ice cream or more likely its much simpler predecessor have been found in the ancient cultures of Mesopotamia, Egypt, china, Greece, and Rome. (World Food issue 3-2014 the Business of Food), 1 The Nutritional value and health benefits Ice cream nutritional content varies among brands and types, in general it is an excellent source of...
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...Aromatherapy? Aromatherapy means "treatment using scents". It is a holistic treatment of caring for the body with pleasant smelling botanical oils such as rose, lemon, lavender and peppermint. The essential oils are added to the bath or massaged into the skin, inhaled directly or diffused to scent an entire room. Aromatherapy is used for the relief of pain, care for the skin, alleviate tension and fatigue and invigorate the entire body. Essential oils can affect the mood, alleviate fatigue, reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. When inhaled, they work on the brain and nervous system through stimulation of the olfactory nerves Aromatherapy treatment Your practitioner will first take a full case history regarding your general health background. Your therapist will then create a treatment plan and select relevant essential oils for use during the aromatherapy massage. This is carried out unclothed on a couch, with your therapist maintaining your dignity with the use of towels. Benefits of Aromatherapy ❖ Improves circulation to muscles ❖ Deep relaxation ❖ Improvement of mobility ❖ Releasing Tension ❖ Stimulation and drainage of lymphatic system ❖ Encourages Sleep ❖ Many common ailments Can anybody receive this treatment? Aromatherapy can benefit everyone, it is especially useful for...
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...Individual Names Also known as ethereal oils, volatile oils, aetherolea, and oil of the plant, essential oils get their individual names from their source, for example, Rose essential oil is named after the Rose Bush it is extracted from, and Eucalyptus essential oil is named after the Eucalyptus tree it originates from. They call it “essential” because extracting oil captures the essence of its source and shares its scent and flavor. How Essential Oils Are Used Throughout history, many different cultures and religions have utilized essential oils for a vast array of valuable properties that they contain– physically, mentally, and spiritually. Used on its own, just one drop of an essential oil is fully loaded with an abundance of important benefits. Thus, combining these essential oils can produce powerful compelling remedies that can help with everything from skin and hair enhancement to household cleaners and room deodorizers. In addition, essential oils are distributed by a variety of techniques that include:...
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...In our personal experience, the hardest part about a science investigatory project is simply coming up with a good idea. And we suggest that for your investigatory project you find a topic that's both novel and useful. Check out this science tutorial to learn how to make a bar of soap out of guava leaf extract, which was made by Dragonknight15 and fellow peers for their 3rd year chemistry class. This guava-infused soap actually helps clear up acne. You'll need sodium hydroxide, guava leaves, containers, and lavender scent. ------------------------------------------------- Benefits of Guava for Skin Care and Other Medicinal Purposes Guavas are plants in the myrtle family which contains about 100 species of tropical shrubs and small trees. They are native to Mexico, Central America, and northern South America. Guavas are now cultivated and naturalized throughout the tropics and subtropics in Southeast Asia, Hawaii, the Caribbean, Florida and Africa. When it comes to skin care, the astringents of guava enhance the skin texture and tighten loosened skin. Guava works more effectively than any other skin nourishing lotions in the market. Decoction of immature leaves and fruits can be applied on the skin for tightening and toning purposes. Additionally, guava has high contents of Vitamin A, Vitamin C and Potassium, which are characterized by their antioxidant functions. These nutrients carry out detoxification processes and keep the skin healthy and wrinkle-free. Guava is...
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...Health across the lifespan- by Petra Goodall- 20143179 Models of care Midwifery care: Pregnancy for women is a time in which many choices have to be made. With so many options and models of care available for pregnant women in Australia, choosing can often be a difficult task. This essay aims to describe the midwifery model of care and to compare this model of care for childbearing women to other models of care, including medical models of care and shared models of care. It aims to highlight and provide information as to why midwifery led care would be the best option for child bearing women. Caseload midwifery is also explored as a specified option of midwifery led care, and benefits of this model of care are provided. Midwifery led care, or a midwifery model of care, is a model of care in which midwives are the main consultants, providing a high level of care for the women during pregnancy, labour and the post natal period. Midwives philosophy is that pregnancy and birth are normal physiological procedures in the women’s lifespan and refer to other specialists only when this differs from normal, standard pregnancies. Empathy, compassion, and consideration are some of the key components of midwives working in a midwifery model of care, though they also have a great awareness of the physiology of birth. (Dice, 2010). There are various policies for different hospitals in NSW for the model of care chosen, however the Department of Health (2014), focuses on the stages of...
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...• 1. Notre Dame University Faculty of Business Administration and Economics Department of Management and Marketing B-Balady To Dr. Kamal Zakhour By Hanady Eid Serj Massaad Anthony El-Hage Rami Daaboul Naja Faysal Promotional Strategy MRK 321 - Section B Fall 2004 • 2. Outline: I. Pay a field visit to Jezzine area to learn more about the parties involved. Like the WRF, the COOP, the beneficiaries, the environment, etc… (Already Done) II. Participate in the survey targeted to the End-users to learn more about the egg buyers’ behavior. (Already Done) III. Find ways to reduce the current operating costs. (Already Done with the assistance of Dr. Kamal Zakhour and the Coop in Jezzine) IV. Improve the current eggs package. A. Package components B. Package Evaluation V. Generate ideas to develop other B-Balady products, while providing prototypes. A. Introduction of new products B. Enhancement of established products C. Increasing profitability VI. Develop a communication plan for the Coop as well as for the eggs project, to make the non-aware aware, and then lead them to the interest, then trial, then finally to the adoption stages. (With the minimum communication budget possible) A. Advertising • 3. B. Sales promotion C. Public relations D. Direct marketing E. Personal selling VII. Start a personal word of mouth campaign beside your plan, to encourage trial and adoption of B-Balady products. (Already Done on the 25th of December with Mr. Ramzi at NDU Main Campus. Entitled “B-Balady...
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...A Gumbo of Influences: Louisiana’s Slave History, 1763 to Statehood The state of Louisiana has a very diverse and rich heritage and unique history. The history that will be referred to in this essay is that of Louisiana's slaves and slave laws. Much of the country’s slave history is easily traceable through the original thirteen colonies before the Revolutionary War and declaration of the states’ independence from British rule. But what about the slave territories that were later added to the Union? Being the eighteenth state to join the Union, Louisiana’s slave history originates from a different colonial super-power; but which one? Many are lead to believe that to be the French. While they are not incorrect, they are not entirely correct in saying that. Louisiana was a territory transferred through the hands of many. Louisiana was most touched by the hands of the Company of the West Indies, the French Crown, as well as the Spanish Crown and each hand left its own print in the territory’s slave history. First, one needs to take an initial look into some general concessions about Southern Slavery and the so called Southern Slave System. The purpose of slavery was to acquire cheap labor. There is also what many people refer to as the “Chattel System” or “Chattel Principle” which held slaves to a numeric value. A fugitive slave, J.W.C Pennington, recalled this principle: any slave’s identity might be disrupted as easily as a price could be set and a piece of paper passed from...
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...Growing Your Own Herb Garden Herbs have been used for thousands of years for their medicinal, cosmetic and nutritional benefits. Growing your own is not only easy, but immensely satisfying – whether you have an entire area of ground to develop a formal herb garden, or simply wish to grow a few of your favourites in pots. Planning your herb garden Before you plant anything, consider whether you want to grow herbs for ornamental purposes, for cooking, for their natural health and beauty benefits, or simply to liven up your garden. Compile a list of specific herbs that you would like to grow – if you're unsure, there are many websites with plant indexes that can assist you in choosing the right herbs based on your preferences and the amount of space that you have available. Typically, annuals that grow well in South Africa include Basil, Coriander and Parsley (technically biennial, but usually grown as an annual), and perennials that fair well here...
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...боли) and treatment (лечение). Various /ˈveəriəs/ therapies used in the present-day hydrotherapy employ water jets, underwater massage and mineral baths /ˈmɪnərəl/ , whirlpool /ˈwɜːlpuːl/ bath, hot Roman bath, hot tub /tʌb/, Jacuzzi /dʒəˈkuːzi/, cold plunge /plʌndʒ/ (холодный душ). Water therapy may be restricted to use in physical therapy, and as a cleansing agent (очищающее средство). However, it is also used as a medium for delivery of heat and cold to the body, which has long been the basis for its application (применение). Hydrotherapy involves a range of methods and techniques /tekˈniːks/, many of which use water as a medium to facilitate (облегчить) thermoregulatory (терморегулятивный) reactions for therapeutic /ˌθerəˈpjuːtɪk/ benefit (терапевтический эффект). The therapeutic/ˌθerəˈpjuːtɪk/ use of water has a long history. Ruins of an ancient bath were unearthed /ʌnˈɜːθt/ (раскопать) in Pakistan. Bathhouses were an essential part of ancient Roman culture. The use of steam, baths, and aromatic /ˌærəˈmætɪk/ massage to promote well being is documented since the first century. By the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, bath-houses were extremely popular with the public throughout Europe. Public bathhouses made their first American appearance in the mid 1700s. In the early nineteenth century, Sebastien Kneipp, a Bavarian priest /priːst/ (священник) and proponent of water healing, began treating his parishioners /pəˈrɪʃənə(r)s/ (прихожане) with cold water applications...
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...New User? Register Sign In Help Trending: Jane Fonda Yahoo! Mail My Yahoo! News Finance Sports Top of Form Search Web Search Bottom of Form Home Manage Your Life Fashion + Beauty Healthy Living Parenting Love + Sex Food Astrology Featured on Shine: the thread: celeb fashion video financially fit make home a haven real-life makeover bikini 101 Top of Form All Recipes Search Yahoo! Shine for: Shine Search Bottom of Form Thursday, June 10, 2010 Subscribe to This Blog Add to My Yahoo! RSS Beauty Secrets from Around the World user by Woman's Day, on Tue Jun 8, 2010 7:12am PDT 42 Comments Post a Comment Read More from This Author » Report Abuse By Amanda Greene When it comes to beauty routines, the grass is always greener. Japanese women have it made with their long, glossy hair and Greek women’s olive-toned complexions are always luminous. But how do they do it? Put down your passport—you won’t need to go anywhere to find out. We got insider beauty information from experts on how women across the globe stay gorgeous. Read on to find out their secrets, and learn how you can recreate them at home. Australia Australian makeup artist Napoleon Perdis says yarrow extract is used by Australian Aboriginal women to prevent stretch marks, thanks to its moisturizing and hydrating properties. “Yarrow root is also an anti-inflammatory, which soothes the skin.” Calm your complexion with his Auto Pilot Pre-Foundation Primer , which contains...
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...that humans suffer is vital and important for humans, to stop the suffering and reduce the number of death. A lot of medicines that used to cure diseases affecting humans come from plants. Science and knowledge is why humans can find ways to cure a disease and one of the discoveries that human made to find a cure to a disease is from a plant. Plants can also be used to help humans to stay healthy. It is estimated that 75%-80% people all over the world used plants as medicine either only in parts or use entirely (WHO-World Health Organization). It was widely chosen because of the cheap cost of these plant medicines and the lower risks of side effects it has than drug medicines. Plants medicines are not only cheap, but it also has a lot of benefits and lower side effects that make it really effective. Plants have been used for treating injuries and diseases since prehistoric time. Since then, discoveries were made and more and more plants are used to cure people. Egyptian Pharaohs selected a few plants for the afterlife and this included a good selection of medicinal plants. The Greeks and Romans used lots of herbs , developing one of the earliest systems of medicine and recording the usage of many herbs. In the East, the Chinese developed their form of herbal medicine with acupuncture and the Indians worked on a system, which we now know as Ayurvedic medicine, which includes many types of herbs. Westerners use plant medicines as a starting material to creating pharmaceutical...
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