Sinus oils

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You do NOT want to use the oil of Inula helenium (Elecampane) topically

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it

has strong sensitizing properties (it will create allergic skin

reactions

very easily). Having worked with the Frenchies for years, I have always

carried Sweet Inule oil. Pricey, but very useful.

You can email me for more information.

 

Cheers,

Ron Guba Essential Therapeutics

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Tuesday, August 01, 2000 6:53 PM

Re: [AX] Re: Greetings! Sinus oils

 

 

 

 

Dear Ron,

Hi! Barbara here in tokyo. Now I'm confused.....

My husband has terrible sinuses....his snoring is so bad I haven't slept

in 19 years...I've tried all the 'gadgets' they have to stop a person

from snoring...his sinuses are rather closed but he doesn't want any

operations. I couldn't use eucalyptus, or some other EO's as my husband

had 'petite epilepsy' since childhood and we only discovered what it was

when he had an attack on the Paris subway, when some youngsters stole

his passport and wallet. He had always been alone when these attacks

happened and they always happened on some big stress deal....so no one

ever saw it and he only remarked lightly that he'd fainted. anyway,

he's cured of it now and I don't want to encourage it back! I was glad

to hear about Inula and that I could blend it and put it on topically.

I was just about to order some at 21.95 for a 1 ml size...pricey indeed,

but gee if it helped....now I'm wondering ...what do you suggest. I

have only studied aromatherapy on my own, so I'm not really good at it

yet. I'm hoping to get a course here in Tokyo In English, in the

autumn....meanwhile I'm reading this exchange diligently....and trying

to study more and more.

best regards,

Barbara Ferretti Matsuura

Reiki Master Practitioner

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