[AromatherapyOils] Today's Tip- Help Children Sleep

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My personal thought is if someone can't handle a cotton ball in

their dressor with a drop of pure and natural lavender oil on it-

the issue is far deeper than the essential oils. Look to fix that

first and foremost. One drop of a natural substance placed in a

dressor that does not even make physical contact with the person is

nothing compared to the big, ugly, synthetic, plastic, chemtrail

ladden, pesticide sprayed, Genetically modified, electrified,

irradiated, Depleted Uranium poisioned, pharmaceuticals in the water

type of world we live in...

 

But that is just me.

 

I was once told by an instructor that if someone is absolutely in

love with coffee and can't bear to eliminate that one cup of coffee

in the morning- that to ask them to make that sacrafice is actually

damaging to the wellbeing of the person. We are alive to

participate in the joy of living. I consider essential oils much

less threatening than coffee (which I don't even drink)- and let's

not even go to a drop on a cotton ball in a dressor! so for me to

suggest that people even eliminate that little joy seems heartless

and harmful.

 

Instead I would suggest a good look at the homeopathic remedy

Arsenicum Alb.

 

Best Wishes,

Misty L. Trepke , Kathy

Miller <js_kat> wrote:

>

> Being as I am the mother of someone who developed

> multichemical sensitivity/environmental illness a few

> years ago, my concern with using the essential oils

> like that is that I some people may develop

> sensitivity especially to the lavender, the frequent

> exposure.

>

> Another simple way to induce sleep in a child is to

> gently rub the mastoids (bony prominences behind the

> ears) for a minute or two. Works for adults as well

> as children.

>

> Kat

>

> >>

> > Scent children's drawers containing nighttime

> > clothing with Lavender

> > and Chamomile essential oils applied to cotton

> > balls.