Antivirals

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The flu bug seems to be everywhere the past few week,

making the news coast to coast. So far nobody in my family

has come down with it, but I am looking to antiviral

aromatherapy to help ward it off.

 

Especially since the M.D.s don't have much that is

effective against viruses, it's up to natural medicine to

answer that need. In the herbal realm, echinacea and

reishi are my great allies. And aromatherapy?

 

Tell me what you think about this idea. In the carrier

oil, I blended

7 drops tea tree,

1 drop red thyme,

3 drops oregano.

(I also added a drop of frankincense and probably should

have used a bit more of that. It's not only antiviral, it

smells better!)

 

I rubbed this blend into feet and spine.

 

Any suggestions?

 

Oregano has recently been gaining attention as an

antiviral. What do you think of it? Can you get used to

smelling like a pizza?

 

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<<The flu bug seems to be everywhere the past few week,

making the news coast to coast. So far nobody in my family

has come down with it, but I am looking to antiviral

aromatherapy to help ward it off.

 

Especially since the M.D.s don't have much that is

effective against viruses, it's up to natural medicine to

answer that need. In the herbal realm, echinacea and

reishi are my great allies. And aromatherapy?>>

 

I've been wondering the same. We don't have a diffuser yet, which ideally

is probably what we did to get the goods into the air. Herbally is the way

we've been keeping it all at bay - green tea, astralgus, pau d'arco, elder

berry, as well as echinacea. Not taken all all the time, just when I think

of it.

 

I'll be interested in what ideas the group has, too.