Question concerning diabetes and aromatherapy

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

I'm new to the group and am interested in starting some aromatherapy

to help with some insomnia problems brought on by my fibromyalgia.

I'm curious if there are any known complications aromatherapy can

cause with diabetes. I'd really appreciate any other information too!

Thanks so much!

Nicole

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 5/15/2004 8:09:33 AM Central Standard Time, nic18luv writes:

Hi Everyone,I'm new to the group and am interested in starting some aromatherapy to help with some insomnia problems brought on by my fibromyalgia. I'm curious if there are any known complications aromatherapy can cause with diabetes. I'd really appreciate any other information too! Thanks so much!Nicole

Nicole,

I use Lavendar oil, candles and Bath & Body works have a lotion and spray mist and it helps calm our bodies. I also grow it so I will be able to make my own products soon for my house. This may help you out tremendously. I buy Lavendar Yankee candle since they don't have a lead wick. They also have bath salts that are lavendar and I have a hot tub that helps me out tremendously.

Hope you get to feeling better Nicole, I will also keep you in prayer.

 

 

Blessings,Natalie

[Guest guest]

Hi Nicole,

 

Good luck with the aromatherapy!

 

I am just learning to play with it, so I don't have

much in the way of advice to offer.

All I am doing is massaging people's feet with

some e.o. in mixing oil at the end of a Reflexology

treatment.

 

But I do know this, from friends who are really

into it: the oil MUST be therapeutic grade, not

perfume grade.

 

In other words, the potent essence of a healing

plant is a lot more than a pretty smell.

Sometimes a synthetic pretend oil will actually

smell better to an uneducated nose!

 

I do believe we have some people on the board

who have worked with therapeutic grade oils,

and can help you further.

 

If no one pipes up, I have a friend who is an expert

in them, and who would be glad to educate you.

 

(my thing is herbs. ask me for a sample)

 

Ien in the Kootenays, Sinixt Territory**********************************"It is never too late to be what you mighthave been."~George Eliothttp://businesshelpingpeople.comSaving the Rainforest, one cup of tea at the time!**********************************

[Guest guest]

Hello Nicole, Ien & group,

 

Yes! Essential Oils must be therapeutic grade A (AFNOR/ISO approved).

I have been working with these medicinal quality oils

for over 7 years. I cured myself of asthma & severe allergies!

 

For oil recipes on Diabetes, Fibro and any other health ailment,

please contact me privately. I have a ton of information.

 

April Travis,

Natural Health Educator

www.youngliving.com/april

www.apriltravis.net

Email: <atravis

 

 

, " Ieneke van Houten "

<ienvan@c...> wrote:

> Hi Nicole,

>

> Good luck with the aromatherapy!

>

> I am just learning to play with it, so I don't have

> much in the way of advice to offer.

> All I am doing is massaging people's feet with

> some e.o. in mixing oil at the end of a Reflexology

> treatment.

>

> But I do know this, from friends who are really

> into it: the oil MUST be therapeutic grade, not

> perfume grade.

>

> In other words, the potent essence of a healing

> plant is a lot more than a pretty smell.

> Sometimes a synthetic pretend oil will actually

> smell better to an uneducated nose!

>

> I do believe we have some people on the board

> who have worked with therapeutic grade oils,

> and can help you further.

>

> If no one pipes up, I have a friend who is an expert

> in them, and who would be glad to educate you.

>

> (my thing is herbs. ask me for a sample)

>

> Ien in the Kootenays, Sinixt Territory

> **********************************

[Guest guest]

I would suggest lavendar oil.

Use a good quality grade oil

You can put some on your temples and chest before going to bed. You can

also add some drops to water and put in a spray bottle..then spray your

linens, pillow and room.

Kim S

 

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" nicole " <nic18luv

Saturday, May 15, 2004 2:03 AM

Question concerning diabetes and

aromatherapy

 

 

> Hi Everyone,

> I'm new to the group and am interested in starting some aromatherapy

> to help with some insomnia problems brought on by my fibromyalgia.

> I'm curious if there are any known complications aromatherapy can

> cause with diabetes. I'd really appreciate any other information too!

> Thanks so much!

> Nicole

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Nicole,

 

Other people can help you with the aromatherapy.

But I would love you to meet a friend of mine who

has improved long-standing type 1 diabetes with

a natural foods program.

He was diagnosed at age 2!!

And has improved so much lately that his diabetes

case manager said he doesn't really need her anymore.

 

I will be perfectly honest with you: this is part of

my business.

But, it won't hurt to chat with someone, will it?

No pressure, no obligation, iron-clad money-

back guarantees.

 

If you'd like to know more, email me privately.

ienvan?subject=info

 

Ien in the Kootenays, Sinixt Territory**********************************"It is never too late to be what you mighthave been."~George Eliothttp://businesshelpingpeople.comsaving the rainforest, one cup of tea at the time

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