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MENOPAUSE DAILY

February 24, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

Many women suffer debilitating effects with perimenopause and menopause. In keeping life simple here are some things to consider. First and foremost diet is essential. This time of life can lead to bone loss. Calcium and vitamin D are key. Eat a well balanced diet of vegetables, fruits, lean proteins and healthy fats. Healthy organic fats meaning olive oil, seeds, nuts and fish.

There are natural supplements and teas that are said to help with the side effects of menopause. Make your own tea blend for a relaxing sip or buy one already infused for you. 

*Black Cohash

*Moringa

*Chasteberry

*Red Clover

*Wild Yam (as an extract or tincture)

If I were going to make my own morning tea I would make sure it contained Moringa tea, Red Clover and Chamomile teas. Yes, I would buy these teas separately and brew them together. 

Let’s talk *ESSENTIAL OILS for perimenopause and menopause. There’s a long list of essential oils because the symptoms can go on and on and on.  

*Clary Sage – hormone balancer

*SclarEssence – hormone balancer

*Peppermint – cool off

*Lavender – sleep and cool off

*Geranium – mood swings

*Neroli – libido and chill

*Frankinsense – help balance hormone levels

*Chamomile – contains phytoestrogens which are plant estrogens like our human estrogens. Camomile may help with hot flashes, anxiety, sleep and calm. 

*Fennel – another phytoestrogen helping with hot flashes. 

*Bergamot – anxiety and stress

*Sandalwood – anxiety, mood swings and sleep disturbances

*Patchouli – mood and emotional support

DIFFUSE these oils morning, noon and night.

Put them in Epsom Salts for a soothing BATH.

One great way to get a number of these essential oils into your daily life is to make an anti-aging FACE and NECK oil. 

Here’s the one I make for my self:

Organic CaCay oil as a carrier (30 ml. bottle) click here http://Amazon.com (CaCay)

Rose Hip oil another carrier oil can be used for hot flashes (10 ml. Used in the recipe)

Argon oil for helping with skin hydration (10 ml. Used in the recipe) click here http://Amazon.com (mountain top)

Click here http://Amazon.com (Trilogy)

The essential oils in the blend:

Frankincense 

Lavender

Sandalwood  

Geranium

Neroli 

Patchouli

I would use the 1 oz. bottle CaCay oil and 10 ml. of the Rose Hip oil and 10 ml. of Argan oil making  the total carrier oils add to 50 ml. in total.  

Now it is up to you what you want the percentage to be when combining the essential oils. 

For example:

75 essential oil drops make it a 5% solution. Double that it is a 10% solution. 

THE RECIPE

5 drops Patchouli 

10 drops Neroli

10 drops Geranium

10 drops Sandalwood

20 drops Frankincense 

20 drops Lavender

Add the 1 oz of Cacay (30ml), Rose Hip 10 ml. and Argan oil 10 ml.  Those three carrier oils will add up to 50 ml. of oil. 

Use the oil on your face and neck morning and night. 

The essential oil blend *SCLAR ESSENCE contains Peppermint, Clary Sage, Fennel, and Sage Lavender essential oils. This can be placed on the bottom of your feet or taken in a capsule.

Put a few drops in a gelatin capsule and fill it up the rest of the way with some olive oil. 

*PROGESSIVE PLUS is a wonderful essential oil blend that contains:

  • Copaiba is extremely high in β-caryophyllene, which has been well documented for its anti-inflammatory actions. It helps to elevate the mood and lift depression, and it may amplify the effects of the other essential oils in the blend.
  • Sacred Frankincense is regenerative to the skin. It is often used to help with depression and mental fatigue and to increase spiritual awareness and aid meditation.
  • Cedarwood is nourishing to the skin. With its high concentration of sesquiterpenes, it is calming and relaxing to both mind and body.
  • Bergamot is helpful for an oily complexion and for acne. It is often used to help relieve anxiety, depression, stress, and tension.
  • Peppermint is an anti-inflammatory to the nerves and to damaged skin and tissues. 
  • Clove is antiseptic and promotes the healing of skin. It is also a mental stimulant.
  • Coconut Oil soothes dry skin, increases the production of collagen, and improves the skin’s protective barrier. 
  • Vitex (Chaste Tree) Oil may stimulate the production of progesterone. 
  • Wild Yam Root Extract may help balance estrogens levels. (Reference Guide for Essential Oils)

DIRECTIONS

  • Apply 2–4 drops to the stomach, feet, or inner thighs each day.
  • Rotate application sites to avoid applying to the same area 2 days in a row.
  • For added effect, 1–2 extra drops may be applied.
  • Do not exceed 2 applications per day.

YOUNG LIVING SUPPLEMENTS

FEMIGEN CAPSULES – formulated with herbs and amino acids to help balance and support through menopause.

PD 80/20 – supports the endocrine system.

ENDOGIZE – support for endocrine system with a blend of mineral, Ashwagandha root, Ginger, Myrrh, Cassia, Clary Sage and Canadian Fleabane essential oils.

SUPER D – immune function.

SUPER Cal – calcium

OMEGAGIZE – fish oil

INNER BEAUTY COLLAGEN – reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

SLEEPESSENCE – “We replace hormones when we lose them in menopause. We also replace calcium and vitamin D, so why aren’t we replacing melatonin?” asks Heather Hirsch, M.D., a doctor in the Menopause & Midline Clinic at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA.

🧡Combining Lavender, Vetiver, Valerian, and Ruta essential oils with the hormone melatonin—a well-known sleep aid—SleepEssence is a natural way to enable a full night’s rest. (Young Living)

This information is not intended to take the place of medical advice.

Filed Under: ESSENTIAL OIL RECIPES, essential oils, wellness, Young Living Supplements

SUPER BRAIN YOGA

February 12, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

“Brain yoga is also fondly known as Super Brain Yoga due to its miraculous properties in healing and improvising the brain functions. It is an ancient technique that improves quality and quantity of life.” It has been said to help with dementia, Alzheimer’s, autism, behavioral disorders and ADHD.

This is what it is all about:
*transforms lower energy centers into higher energy centers to improve brain function by opening the chakra flow
*stabilizes energies of the heart! forehead! throat! and other energy centers called chakras
*works toward balancing both hemispheres of the brain with breathing and acupressure
*rejuvenates and invigorates after stress
*improves clarity and sharpness
*yoga along with controlled breathing triggers biochemical changes in our brain
*yoga and meditation along with “watching the breath” is believed to expand the cerebrum capacity and memory
*calms! focuses! better memory! flexibility! improved posture!
*strengthens major muscle groups, posture and reduces anxiety and depression

This is how to do it:
*stand straight, feet pointed forward and slightly apart, standing with weight evenly dispersed to each foot
*place your tongue on the roof of your mouth
*left arm crosses over front of the body, bending at the elbow with the left hand grasping right earlobe making sure the thumb is in the front of the ear
*do the same with the right arm, crossing it over the left arm, elbow bent and the right hand grasping the left earlobe
*squeeze both earlobes gently during the complete exercise
*inhale while lowering the body into a squat, go down as far as you can holding a few seconds then exhaling on the way up
*continue the exercise for 3-5 minutes or 15-20 times always with tongue on the roof of the mouth, inhaling as you go down to the squat and exhaling when coming back to the standing position, always giving a pressure squeeze to the earlobes

To enhance the yoga experience there are several Young Living Essential Oils and supplements you can choose from. The Essential Oils can be diffused or applied to the body as you perform the exercise.
Essential Oil Blends:
*Brain Power – calming, uplifting, increases mental capacity, lifts brain fog
*Clarity – may help memory retention, mental alertness, oxygenate the brain and stimulate low energy
*Common Sense – help remain calm and relaxed, enhances clarity of thought and rational decision making
*En-R-Gee – improves energy and help with mental alertness
*Gathering – increase oxygen, greater focus and clarity, gives greater peace and balance in life
*Harmony – brings harmony and balance to chakras allowing energy to flow more efficiently through the body
Essential Oil Singles:
*Cardamon – may be beneficial in clearing confusion
*Lavender – mental clarity
*Lemon – memory improvement and clarity
*Peppermint – memory, elevates and opens sensory system
*Pettigrain – stimulates the mind and supports the memory
*Thyme –  thought to increase intelligentsia and aide concentration
Liquid Brain Power:
*MindWise – a liquid supplement that supports normal brain and heart function
*NingXia Nitro – essential oils with naturally powerful ingredients to clear the mind and enhance mental fitness
*OmegaGize – supports normal brain, heart, eye and joint health with omega 3 fatty acids and D3 which supports normal memory function

Ref.:  how to do the Super Brain Yoga in 3 minutes by Victor Dyovu
Reference Guide for Essential Oils

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Filed Under: essential oils, wellness, Young Living Supplements

INFLAMMATION

February 10, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

Inflammation is the body’s immune response to promote healing. We need this to heal, but too much over too long of time is damaging to our bodies. An over active immune system can lead to joint pain, fatigue, damaged blood vessels, asthma, eczema and allergic rhinitis. All pain is ultimately due to inflammation. Silent inflammation means you are not well, on your way to chronic disease.
The Anti-Inflammation-Zone by Dr. Barry Sears is the book to read for an in-depth knowledge of inflammation and its demons.
Dr. Sears explains how hormonal balance, especially keeping the hormone eicosanoid in balance, is the key to true wellness.
Eicosanoids control inflammation, the underlying cause of chronic disease states.
Eicosanoids are produced from essential fatty acids that the body cannot make, they must be consumed as part of the diet and in supplementation.

CAUSES OF INFLAMMATION:
*Stress – emotional
*Physical Stress – low blood sugar, a fall, a broken bone.
*Digestive Issues – poor diet, IBS
*Blood sugar levels – diabetes
*Food Allergies
*Hormones
*Environmental Toxins – chemicals, synthetic fibers

FOODS TO FIGHT INFLAMMATION:
*Onions and Garlic – natural anti-inflammatory chemicals, quercetin and allicin that produce free radical-fighting sulfuric acid.
*Fish – Omega-3 fatty acids help reduce inflammation.
*Dark leafy greens – need Vit.E for cytokines
*Nuts, flax seeds – they have Vit. E, omegas, antioxidants all to help repair damage cause by chronic inflammation.
*Beets – with their crazy bright redness or betalains help fight inflammation.
*Ginger and Turmeric – anti-inflammatory properties.
*Grape seed and Olive oil – omega-9 with anti-inflammatory polyphenols.
The bottom line, lots fruits, veggies, deeply pigmented at every meal for fiber, and natural anti-inflammatory compounds. Oregano, green tea, blueberries, ginger to limit free-radical production in the body.
Stay clear from known allergens like gluten, eggs, dairy, and soy. Leave behind the hydrogenated oils, sugars and refined carbohydrates.

*Here is an ANTI INFLAMMATION drink you can make courtesy of
Niece Leonor Pacheco from Instagram. 
1 organic piece of ginger (a large hand size piece with all the fingers)
8-9 pieces of organic turmeric 
1 whole fresh organic pineapple 
3 small organic lemons
1/2 tablespoon organic cayenne powder
4 cups water
Put the ginger and turmeric in a bath of vinegar and baking soda for 10 minutes. Drain and rinse. 
To a high speed blender add the 4 cups of water, peeled cubed fresh pineapple, ginger, turmeric, whole lemons cut in fourths, cayenne powder.
Blend. Strain the juice to get the pulp out.
Take 1 to 2 shots a day. 
A good way to store the juice is in an ice cube tray and freeze. Take a couple out each day to drink. 

EXERCISE:
Exercise can lower the body’s C-reactive protein which lowers inflammation.
A theory is that exercise causes the body to make more antioxidants that seek and destroy free radicals seen with inflammation.
People who exercise regularly find it much easier to deal with emotional stress.
People who are regularly active, sleep better, manage weight better, feel better physically and have a happier outlook on life.
To reduce inflammation, try to get 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day, five days a week.

MEDITATION:
Meditation to reduce stress.

SUPPLEMENTATION:
Young Living offers many supplements and essential oils that may help in the reduction of stress and add nutritional support for a healthy lifestyle.
Essential Oils Integrative Medical Guide by D. Gary Young, ND on inflammation and essential oils:
Certain essential oils have been documented to be excellent for reducing inflammation. German chamomile, peppermint, helichrysum, spruce, birch, wintergreen and clove all have anti-inflammatory properties.
There are different types of inflammation for which one oil might be better than another:
Myrrh and helichrysum: inflammation due to tissue/capillary damage, bruising.
Roman chamomile and lavender: inflammation due to bacterial infection.
Ravensara, hyssop, and thyme: inflammation caused by viral infection.

Reference Guide for Essential Oils by Connie and Alan Higley:
According to Dr. David Hill, “Inflammation and oxidation go hand-in-hand.
NingXia Red and Longevity Capsules on a daily basis are a powerful combination to fight oxidation and inflammation system-wide.
Omega-Gize contains clove oil and fish oil, which have been shown to work together to reduce inflammation by up to 30%!
Life 5 a high-potency probiotic for a healthy immune system.
MultiGreens to boost vitality and relieve stress.
Sulfurzyme to aid in the body’s natural defense.

Reduce stress and anxiety with Lavender, Stress Away, Peace and Calming, German Chamomile. Diffuse into the air and meditate.

Ref.: www.activebeat, www.health.com

Filed Under: essential oils, wellness, Young Living Supplements

EMPHYSEMA 

February 4, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

Emphysema is a chronic lung disease characterized by difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, coughing and fatigue. We will look at some possibilities that may help make life a little easier when suffering from emphysema. 

When it comes to difficulty breathing it makes sense to stay calm and destress. 

Let’s first start off with a cup of hot tea, honey and lemon to sip on. Add a pinch of organic cardamom if you like. 

Medical News Today by Danielle Dresden.  Some teas that are said to be helpful (organic):

Green tea, Chamomile tea, Lemon Balm tea, Linseed tea, Sage tea, Thyme tea, Mallow tea, Rosehip tea, Mint tea.

Next look into some different breathing exercises. This can include Diaphragmatic Breathing which is deep belly breathing. A good way to get started with this is to do some guided meditations. You will kill two birds with one stone by learning how to deeply relax while doing some deep breathing, allowing your body to slow down and destress.  

Pranayama, another breathing technique involves yoga and breath regulation. 

It is very intentional, inhaling, exhaling and holding your breath in a specific sequence. You can go on YouTube and find many instructors guiding you through the sequence. Also on YouTube you can find the “pocket breath coach” breathing for stress 4-7-8. There is a beautiful ocean background with the ocean sounds and a simple to follow breathing diagram with a sounding gong alerting you when to breath, hold and exhale your breath. Check it out.  It is very well done helping to calm anxiety. 

Essential oils can be included in several ways. 

*Epsom salt bath. In a measuring cup, measure 2 cups Epsom salt and add to that 5 drops Lavender and 5 drops Bergamot. Mix it together and pour it into a running bath. Swish the water to mix thoroughly. 

*Diffuse in your favorite diffuser. Some essential oils to help with breathing:

Myrtle, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Lemon, Raven, RC, Orange. Go slow and add only a few drops to the diffuser to see how it is tolerated. 

*Make an oil spray to apply to your chest, back, bottom of your feet. 

In a 4 oz. dark glass bottle fill with a carrier oil of your choice. 

Add to that: 5 drops Lavender, 2 drops Eucalyptus, 5 drops Chamomile. 

Shake it to mix. 

*Supplements to consider:

CoQ10 (Young Living Cardiogize)

Vitamins D, C, E, A (Young Living has Super D, Super C, Illumineyes contains Vitamin A and E)

Omega fatty acids (OmegaGize)

*Here is an ANTI INFLAMMATION drink you can make courtesy of Niece Leonor Pacheco from Instagram.

RECIPE

1 organic piece of ginger

8-9 pieces of organic turmeric 

1 whole fresh organic pineapple 

3 small organic lemons

1/2 tablespoon organic cayenne powder

4 cups water

Put the ginger and turmeric in a bath of vinegar and baking soda for 10 minutes. Drain and rinse. 

To a high speed blender add the 4 cups of water, peeled cubed fresh pineapple, ginger, turmeric, cut in fourths the lemons, cayenne powder.

Blend. Strain the juice to get the pulp out. Take 1 to 2 shots a day. 

A good way to store the juice is in an ice cube tray and freeze. Take a couple out each day to drink. 

This information is not intended to take the place of your physician advice.

Filed Under: Essential Oil Healing Recipes, essential oils, wellness, Young Living Supplements

SERIOUS DETOX-BATH with YOUNG LIVING ESSENTIAL OILS

February 4, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

The most amazing bath recipe given to me by a friend, I added the essential oils. It has healing salts and valuable essential oil essences that can be an experience better than the sea. The aroma alone, as you close your eyes, while wrapped in the heat of the water will bring about bliss. If the tub has sauna jets turn them on to allow all the salt to penetrate every bit of your sinuses. Just breathe, bathing the sinuses with the healing salts and essential oils. As you are laying back, eyes closed, breathing, take the ginger wrapped in cheese cloth, squeeze repeatedly. This will help release tension and give each hand a nice bit of exercise they truly deserve.

This is a detox-bath that should be done twice a week for 4 weeks.
The bath should be as hot as you can take.
Soak in the hot bath for 20 minutes.

INGREDIENTS for DETOX-BATH
*3#s canning salt (I bought mine on Amazon).
*3#s baking soda,
*2 tbs. fresh ground ginger wrapped in a piece of cheese cloth
*1 cup of Epsom salt to add essential oils.

In the cup with the Epsom salt add the essential oils. Mix them in.
Add all the ingredients above to the hot bath water. Get in and soak for 20 minutes.

**Just up for a SIMPLE MINERAL BATH SOAK, reduce the ingredients to:
1 cup each canning salt, baking soda and Epsom salt.
add the essential oil to the Epsom salt, never directly into the water.

Recipes for adding essential oils:
SORE MUSCLES:
2 drops each Young Living Cypress, Wintergreen, and Lavender.
ACHES AND PAINS:
2 drops each Young Living Peppermint, Marjoram, Copaiba.
CRAMPING MUSCLES:
2 drops each Young Living Lemongrass, Peppermint, Rosemary.
If you are experiencing any kind of inflammation always add Copaiba.

“SKIN CONDITIONS”
DRY SKIN:
7 drops Young Living Lavender and 5 drops Geranium.
ECSEMA:
2 drops each Young Living Lavender, Melaleuca (tea tree), Thyme.
ITCHING OR RASHES:
2 drops each Young Living Peppermint and Melaleuca, 7 drops Young Living Lavender.
UPTIGHT OR STRESSED:
7 drops Young Living Peace and Calming or
7 drops Young Living Stress Away.

Most importantly, in wanting to detox your body drink “NingXia Red” everyday.
This juice, made out of wolf berries, essential oils and other berries is a tremendously high anti-oxidant. It can help remove the free radicals from our bodies which can destroy our cells, lead to disease and play havoc with our bodies. I have experienced this drink aiding in my improved immune system, energy, youthfulness and a general feeling of GREAT.

Filed Under: Essential Oil Healing Recipes, ESSENTIAL OIL RECIPES, essential oils, wellness

ENERGY AND FREQUENCY

February 3, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

Everything in nature is vibrating. Frequencies are measured in MHz. When we have inflammation, irritation or illness our frequency is below the normal 62-68MHz. 

When our frequency is between 62-68MHz we will be in a “state of health”. 

We can help raise our frequency with the help of essential oils. Most essential oils resonate at a higher frequency than 62-68MHz. 

Rose – 320MHz

Helichrysum – 181MHz

Frankincense – 147MHz

Ravensara – 134MHz

Lavender – 118MHz

Blue Tansy – 105MHz

Myrrh – 105MHz

Blue Chamomile – 105MHz

Melissa – 102MHz

Juniper – 98MHz

Aloes/Sandalwood – 96MHz

Angelica – 85MHz

Peppermint – 78MHz

Galbanum – 56MHz

Basil – 52MHz

*One can increase the frequency of an essential oil by adding an intention or prayer. 

Hold the bottle of oil in your hand. Open it, give it a smell. Say your intention for yourself or for the person you will be giving the essential oil to. Place a few drops in the palm of the hand. Make a circle in the oil with your index finger, 3 times clockwise to release the energy in the essential oil. Rub your palms together, cupping your hands, inhale deeply. (Not too close to the eyes). 

If doing it with a partner allow them to take a deep breath and inhale.  You can continue on with brushing through the  energy field with the essential oil that you have in your palms of your hands. Start in the front of the body and rotating to the right side, back of the body, through the left side of the body and back to the front, swooping from the top of the head to the feet. This will help clear the persons energy field. 

Filed Under: essential oils, wellness

DRY BODY BRUSHING

February 3, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

Since the skin is the largest organ in the body it is important to help it with its daily detoxification. A quick 5 minutes of body brushing can do more than just detox the skin.

Why take that 5 minutes to body brush before showering?

Increase the circulation to the skin, possibly reducing the appearance of cellulite.

Produces antibacterial substances to protect against infection and enables your body to produce more Vitamin D when exposed to the sun.

Sheds dead skin cells to help efficiently eliminate wastes from your body.

Improves vascular blood circulation and lymphatic drainage. Massaging lymph nodes helps shed excess water and toxins.

Stimulates nerve endings in the skin.

Helps muscle tone.

Helps for a more sound sleep.

Get started:

You will need a high quality brush made from natural materials.

Do it on dry skin before bathing.

Use light but firm circular, upward motions.

Begin at the ankles moving upward to the heart because that is the natural flow of the lymph. Always brush up and in the same direction.

Pay attention to all the body parts, ankles, lower legs, thighs, stomach, chest, back, and arms. Always being careful over tender, sensitive body parts. Body brushing should not hurt. Do not body brush it you have sores, a rash, sun burn, etc. 

Body Brushing 3 times a week is most beneficial.

Shower after body brushing.

Make your own body oil blend with your favorite essential oils. Apply your body oil from the ankles upward toward the heart keeping that lymph flow going.

My favorite essential oil body blend:

15 drops @ Lavender, Frankincense, Orange

10 drops @ Patchouly, Geranium and Neroli

2 oz. Organic Argan oil

2 oz. Organic Almond oil

Mix together in a dark glass spray bottle.

Filed Under: Essential Oil Healing Recipes, ESSENTIAL OIL RECIPES, essential oils, wellness

ANTIOXIDANTS 

January 28, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

Antioxidants are needed to neutralize “Free Radials” in our body that accumulate from lifestyle, stress, and our environment. Too many free radicals can  potentially result in disease. Some free radicals are necessary for our immune system to fight off infections. A balance is necessary for our health. Too many free radicals can cause DNA damage. A constant state of abundant free radicals causes oxidative stress contributing to the aging process especially when the oxidative stress brings about chronic disease.

Antioxidants contain nutrients like vitamins C & E that help protect the cells in our body from damage. They inhibit the oxidation process protecting against cell damage. 

It is possible to get the antioxidants your body needs from good, wholesome, preferably organic food. 

“Colorful fruits and vegetables are rich in antioxidants. Generally, the darker the color, the more antioxidants it contains. Rich, leafy greens like spinach and kale are great sources of antioxidants along with red, purple and yellow fruits and vegetables like strawberries, cherries, Brussels sprouts, corn, peppers, onion, eggplant, plums, broccoli, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, blueberries, pomegranate—and the list goes on.”

*Henry Ford Health by Patricia Jurek June 8, 2020

An easy way to get antioxidants is to drink them. 

Young Living Ninxgia Red is one of the highest antioxidant drinks. Besides Ninxgia Red containing the goji berry it contains aronia juice, sweet cherry, plum, blueberry and pomegranate. Then, amazingly, it has grape seed extract, orange peel oil, yuzu rind oil, lemon peel oil and tangerine rind oil. The added oils make it way more than an antioxidant. Citrus oils, high in vitamin C, boost the immune function of white blood cells. 

Apple juice, tomato juice, green tea, beer or wine are other sources of antioxidants. 

There are lots of options to get your daily antioxidants for a healthier, more youthful life. 

*NIH National Library of Medicine Oct. 2018 

Filed Under: essential oils, wellness, Young Living Supplements

A DIFFERENT LOOK AT DEMENTIA 

January 2, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

This information is not to take the place of medical advice. 

The immune system, along with inflammation, are being looked at to treat or prevent Alzheimer’s Disease. Depression and brain injuries are thought to be the possible sources of chronic inflammation, which may lead to the disease process of dementia. Medically, there is no successful treatment for dementia. Study and research is needed to understand what types of treatment for inflammation should be employed and at what stage of the disease process it should be given. 

Our thoughts can affect our immune systems. We want good ones, of course. Aromatherapy can help us raise our MHz frequency to produce a greater immune system by elevating a feel good response. Essential oils are known to have anti-inflammatory properties, helping decrease inflammation. Essential oils contain anti-inflammatory properties and antioxidants. Antioxidants may help reduce the harmful effects of inflammation.

“Together our findings suggest that brain inflammation is not just a bystander phenomenon, but a strong contributor to disease progression.” Heneka says.

“Therefore, targeting this immune response will be a novel treatment modality for Alzheimer’s.” (DZNE-German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases.)

 “Inflammation drives progression of Alzheimer’s: A molecularcomplex of the immune system promotes aberrant aggregation of proteins.” (ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 20 December 2017.)

“The blood-brain barrier is the barrier membrane between the circulating blood and the brain that prevents certain damaging substances from reaching brain tissue and cerebrospinal fluid. The American Medical Association (AMA) determined that if they could find an agent that would pass the blood-brain barrier, they would be able to heal Alzheimer’s, Lou Gehrig’s, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease. In June of 1994, it was documented by the Medical University of Berlin, Germany, and Vienna, Austria, that sesquiterpenes have the ability to go beyond the blood-brain barrier. High levels of sesquiterpenes are found in the essential oils of cedarwood, vetiver, sandalwood, black pepper, patchouli, myrrh, ginger, vitex, German chamomile, spikenard, galbanum, and frankincense. Some blends containing these oils include 3 Wise Men™, Acceptance™, Brain Power™, Forgiveness™, Gathering™, Harmony™, Inspiration™, Into the Future™, and Trauma Life™” Reference Guide for Essential Oils

You can diffuse these oils alone or in combination. 

*A blend to diffuse:

4 drops of Patchouli 

15 drops Frankincense 

7 drops Vetiver

5 drops Lemon

You can put Brain Power on the bottom of your feet.

A drop of Cedar-wood on the top of your head.

A drop of Frankincense to the roof of your mouth. 

This information is not intended to take the place of medical advice.

Filed Under: Essential Oil Healing Recipes, ESSENTIAL OIL RECIPES, essential oils

KNOWING THE ESSENTIAL OILS  NOTE 

January 1, 2025 By Liz Pilotto

All essential oils have what is called “a note”. The notes are called a top note, a middle note and a base note. When blending essential oils, to get the best synergistic aroma, the blend will contain at least one essential oil from the top note, middle note and base note. Top notes evaporate more quickly and base notes more slowly. The top note aroma is noticed first before the middle and the base note scent. The base note will linger on allowing for a longer lasting blend. This can be a fun thing to play around with. First decide on what your blend is being used for, that will determine what essential oils you will want to pick. So, for sleep you may go with Bergamot, Lavender, Vetiver. Of course you can pick as many essential oils as you please.  Rule of thumb is your blend will contain 30% top note essential oils, 50% middle note essential oils and 20% base note essential oils. Three to five essential oils in an average blend is nice.  

*Here’s an allergy blend for the diffuser: 6 drops Lavender, 10 drops Basil, 4 drops Eucalyptus.

TOP NOTE OILS:

Basil, Bergamot, Blue Cypress, Clary Sage, Eucalyptus, Juniper, Lavender, Lemon, Grapefruit, Lemongrass, Lime, Melissa Neroli, Orange, Peppermint, Tea Tree

MIDDLE NOTE OILS:

Bergamot, Black Pepper, Blue Cypress, Blue Tancy, Cinnamon, Clary Sage, Chamomile, Citronella, Clove, Cypress, Eucalyptus Geranium, Ginger, Balsam, Hyssop, Jasmine, Juniper, Lavender, Manuka, Melissa, Myrrh, Neroli, Peppermint, Rosemary, Tea Tree, Ylang Ylang

BASE NOTE OILS: 

Angelica, Balsam, Copaiba, Cedarwood, Cinnamon, Frankincense, Ginger, Helicrysum, Myrrh, Patchouli, Rose, Ginger, Sandalwood, Spikenard, Vanilla, Valerian, Vetiver, Ylang Ylang

Filed Under: ESSENTIAL OIL RECIPES, essential oils

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    1/2 teaspoon Simply Organic vanilla
    1/2 cup Kite Hill Plain Yogurt
    Blend it up in a blender.
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