RESTLESS ANXIETY RELIEF - Aromatherapy Essential Oil Blend For Overactivity, Sweating, Palpitations, Dizziness, Lump in Throat, Frequent Urination or Diarrhoea

RESTLESS ANXIETY RELIEF - Aromatherapy Essential Oil Blend For Overactivity, Sweating, Palpitations, Dizziness, Lump in Throat, Frequent Urination or Diarrhoea

Packing:-
 

·   10ml (0.33oz) Container Type High Quality Roll on Bottle.

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Ingredients :       

Pure Vetiver Essential Oil (Vetiveria zizanoides) ,

Pure Cedarwood Essential Oil (Juniperus virginiana) ,

Pure Juniper Berry Essential Oil (Juniperus communis),

Pure Roman Chamomile Essential Oil (Chamaemelum nobile),

Pure frankincense Essential Oil (Boswellia carterii),

Pure Mandarin Essential Oil (Citrus reticulata)

Direction:

1. Roll on solar plexus

2. Apply on temples

3. Apply on palms, rub together vigorously, cup hands on nose, take 7-10 deep breaths

4. Apply on foot soles before going to bed

Description:

Essential oil molecules enter the body through the nose and the skin. Since these molecules are extremely small and float easily through the air, you can simply inhale them into your lungs, which then disperse them into your bloodstream. The blood quickly carries them throughout your body. 

Essential oil molecules are also small enough to be absorbed through the pores of the skin. Once absorbed, some molecules enter the bloodstream, while others remain in the area of application or evaporate into the air. This makes essential oils perfect for healing a specific skin problem as well as the entire body.

The sense of smell has its own important mechanisms. High in the nose is the olfactory epithelium, two smell receptors. The receptors pick up volatile and lipid-soluble molecules using tiny filaments called cilia, which may actually be able to identify odour molecules by their "shape. 

From the olfactory mucous membrane, signals travel to olfactory bulbs then goes directly to the limbic system, which is part of what is called the primitive or "old" brain. It completely bypasses areas that control reasoning and the central nervous system.

It also affects instincts such as emotions, attraction/repulsion, lust and creativity. The senses of hearing and vision, by contrast, first stimulate the thalamus, which registers only warmth and pain. Furthermore, the old brain is directly connected to the hypothalamus and pituitary glands and therefore to our immune system and hormones, which is why smell affects them so powerfully.