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CHAMOMILE
Plant Origin: Utah, Egypt.
Action: Calming for preanesthesia and tension,
antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, antiparasitic, and skin
regeneration.
Traditional Uses: . Chamomile is used extensively in
Europe for the skin. For centuries, mothers have used
chamomile to calm crying children, ease earaches, reduce
fevers, soothe stomach aches and indigestion, and relieve
toothaches and teething pain.
Indications: It may help calm and
relieve restlessness and tension. Its anti-infectious
properties benefit cuts, scrapes, and bruises. Insomnia,
nervous tension, stress, bursitis, tendonitis, inflammation,
carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches, acne, liver and gallbladder
disease, parasites, and ulcers.
Other Uses: Chamomile neutralizes allergies and
increases the ability of the skin to regenerate. It is a
cleanser of the blood and also helps the liver discharge
poisons. This oil may help with allergies, bruises, cuts,
depression, insomnia, muscle tension, nerves (calming and
promoting nerve health), restless legs, and skin conditions,
such as acne, dermatitis, eczema, rashes, and sensitive skin.
It can effectively minimize irritability and nervousness in
hyperactive children.
Application: Diffuse, apply topically on bottom of
feet, ankles, wrists or on location. Add to food or water as a
dietary supplement. Among the gentlest oils used in
aromatherapy, all of the chamomiles are suitable for use on
children.
Fragrant Influence: Because it is calming and relaxing,
it can combat depression, insomnia, and stress. It minimizes
anxiety, irritability, and nervousness. It may also dispel
anger, stabilize the emotions, and help to release emotions
that are linked to the past.
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