Helichrysum italicum vs Helichrysums in General

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>Corsican Heli italicum .. and its a fantastic pain reliever

 

I must add here how amazing this oil is- people often balk at the price but

only until they have seen it in action!

 

I fell down the stairs last week- nothing broken but really bruised!

Helichrysum and infused arnica have been my best friends...it is remarkable

what this oil does for bruises! It also really helps the pain associated

with them.

 

AND i also have the Corsican- I have one from italy too , but give me the

Corsican anyday...

 

Michelle

 

Hey Butch- my Mom has her masters from Pepperdine, too :-)

nice campus! I would always go down to the horse barn and visit my friends

the equines...

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Hi Helen,

 

> Butch -

> I use this oil in a face cream and it is the best. I have had so many

> people tell me how scars have faded and disappeared. I have found this

> the case on myself and some old wounds from " wrestling with my rose

> bushes. " The scars are completely gone. Like you, I would not be

> without this oil!!! AND I have the Corsica one. -Helen

 

Good it is ... this is one of those oils that doesn't require a lot of

hyping with flowery phrases and esoteric overtones .. which some folk in

the industry use to sell products. People who have needed it and tried

it are the best marketers around .. word of mouth. ;-p

 

Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

 

> > What are the bennies of H. italicum. First .. if I had to live with 5

> > essential oils for the rest of my life they would be .. Rose Otto (Rosa

> > damascena), Oregano (Origanum vulgare), Rosemary, cineole (Rosmarinus

> > officinalis), Lavender (Lavandula angustifolium) and Helichrysum (Heli.

> > italicum). I would NOT remove one of these from the list to insert Tea

> > Tree .. Tea Tree would be on the list if the list were 6 oils long. And

> > Eucalyptus globulus if I could list seven.