Blend of essential oils Respiratory

Natural blend of essential oils Respiratory

100% organic blend of essential oils Respiratory for reducing cold symptoms, for respiratory health

Ingredients: ginger essential oil, peppermint essential oil, lemon essential oil, laurel essential oil, eucalyptus essential oil, rosemary essential oil

Method of use:

Diffusion (spraying): add 7-10 drops to a therapeutic aroma diffuser and spray throughout the day in a room or workplace

Cutaneous application: Dilute 10-20 drops of the blend in 30 ml of base oil and rub into the area where symptoms of a cold appear (wings of the nose, between the eyebrows, neck, temples, chest, feet).

Inhalation: put 1-2 drops on a nasal personal inhaler and inhale throughout the day as needed

Inhalation: add a couple of drops to a nebulizer or to freshly boiled water in a glass (bend over and inhale the essential oils that evaporate over 5-7 minutes)

Nasya according to Ayurveda: dilute the blend in a concentration of 1-2% in organic vegetable oil and instill 1 drop into each nasal passage (1 time a day for prevention, 3 times a day for treatment)

Shelf life: 24 months

Storage conditions: in a cool place at a temperature not higher than +25°C without sunlight

Reservation:

before using the blend, apply 1 drop to the area behind the knee or on the wrist to test individual sensitivity. If irritation or redness or other adverse reaction occurs, try diluting the blend in a base oil and repeat the patch test.

If adverse reactions persist, avoid using the blend.

Contraindication:

• dermal use is prohibited for pregnant and lactating women (only inhalation, diffusion and inhalation are allowed)
• prohibited for use by children under 3 years of age. For children from 3 years of age, the use of the blend is allowed only in a diluted form at a concentration of 1-2%

Essential oils for respiratory health

Numerous studies show that the essential oils used in the Respiratory blend relieve respiratory symptoms associated with allergies, coughs, colds or flu, soothe the throat, fight bacteria, act as an anti-edematous agent, increase expectoration, and soothe inflamed mucous membranes. .

Historically, essential oils such as ginger essential oil, peppermint essential oil, lemon essential oil, laurel essential oil, eucalyptus essential oil, rosemary essential oil have been known to help clear and strengthen the respiratory tract, helping the body fight colds and other illnesses transmitted by airborne droplets.

The airways have a thin, moist lining called the mucosa, which can become inflamed as a result of an infection or allergic reaction. Swelling of the affected membrane narrows the nasal passages and makes breathing difficult. Sometimes, secondary infections such as sinusitis and bronchitis can also develop. Some essential oils will help reduce inflammation and loosen mucus; others have strong antiseptic properties that can help fight infection.

The essential oils in the Respiratory Blend contain therapeutic aromatic compounds called monoterpenes, including 1,8-cineole, d-limonene, and alpha-pinene. Various studies show that essential oils that contain these aromatic chemicals promote respiratory health. For example, the molecule 1,8-cineole is a naturally occurring monoterpene also known as eucalyptol. It is the main compound of many plant essential oils, mainly extracted from eucalyptus oil. As an isolated compound, 1,8-cineole is known for its mucolytic and antispasmodic effects on the respiratory tract with proven clinical efficacy.

Among the essential oils that contain 1.8 cineole are eucalyptus, tea tree, rosemary, basil, clary sage, laurel, peppermint, lavender, etc.

1,8 cineole is a remarkable chemical component with strong therapeutic properties that have been well studied. It has a strong healing potential. These properties suggest that using these oils during a cold or flu will help reduce pain, mucus, and headaches. They also help kill bacteria and viruses. They can reduce swelling (great for sinus infections), muscle spasms and spastic coughs.

Eucalyptus essential oil

Eucalyptus essential oil has a general cooling effect on the body, which is useful for reducing temperature. A study published in Alternative Medicine Review found that eucalyptol, the main component of eucalyptus, has antimicrobial properties and can fight germs that cause respiratory diseases.

In addition, inhaling eucalyptus vapors can help thin mucus, reduce inflammation, and relieve headaches and muscle tension that can result from a cold or flu.

Rosemary essential oil

Rosemary promotes healthy respiratory function, especially for congestion caused by colds or flu. Rosemary is also good for improving sleep quality and reducing anxiety levels. The aroma of rosemary oil is useful for relieving minor pain and inflammation, especially associated with stress and tense muscles.

Peppermint essential oil

The aroma of peppermint is clean, camphorous, minty and fresh. Its main phytochemical is menthol, which creates a cooling sensation when inhaled that can soothe or soothe the throat.

Peppermint essential oil promotes general physical and emotional well-being. Antiseptic and antispasmodic; effective in reducing mucus production and relieving coughs, sinusitis, throat infections, colds, flu, asthma and bronchitis. It is used in inhalations, baths or in local application.

Lemon essential oil

Lemon essential oil reduces bacteria and helps to get rid of minor infections, as well as reduce pain and inflammation. Lemon has a calming effect that can help dispel negative emotions or ease emotional tension. The aroma of lemon oil is an excellent antiseptic. Inhale the refreshing aroma to support health and as a complement to traditional treatment. Imagine how its energy strengthens the body.

Ginger essential oil

Ginger essential oil removes mucus from the throat and lungs and is known as a natural remedy for colds, flu, coughs, asthma, bronchitis. Because it is an expectorant, ginger essential oil signals the body to increase the amount of secretions in the respiratory tract that lubricate the irritated area. Studies have shown that ginger essential oil is a natural treatment option for asthma patients.

Laurel essential oil

In aromatherapy , laurel essential oil is often used as an inhaler for the respiratory system. Recommended for people suffering from cough, cold and flu. It is an effective mucolytic and expectorant that helps remove excess phlegm along the respiratory tract, relieving nasal congestion and promoting free breathing.

The antibacterial properties of laurel can kill pathogens that can cause further damage to the respiratory system. This means that it can even prevent the occurrence of respiratory diseases. In combination with its antispasmodic properties, laurel essential oil also helps stop a painful cough.