Its no secret that we try to living as naturally, and toxin free, as possible in our home. We are committed to maintaining a strong immune system and gut health, which is why we love so much about homemade fermented foods, like sauerkraut, pickles, kefir, yogurt and sourdough.
It’s the same thing when it comes to our healthcare. If there is a way to treat something naturally, that’s exactly what we’re going to do! God gave us plants that contain powerful medicinal properties, and we are on a journey to learn as much about them as possible. Now, don’t get me wrong, I am thankful that modern medicine exists for emergencies, but the doctor is not a place we head to frequently. We don’t deal with constant sickness, infections and rounds of antibiotics in our home, and I attribute this to natural living and essential oils.
WHAT ARE ESSENTIAL OILS?

WHETHER YOU WANT TO BATTLE FATIGUE, REDUCE TENSION OR IMPROVE FOCUS, READ ON FOR 7 WAYS TO MAKE THE MOST OF THESE POWERFUL OILS.
1.DAILY ROUTINE
I have a big wooden box that sits open on the counter, full of my oils. I reach for them when I am feeling stressed, bloated, tired or anxious. I use them for everything from skin blemishes to detoxing my body.
2. TOPICALLY
- Temples or back of neck: lavender, basil, peppermint for stress, nausea, motion sickness, insomnia, headaches
- Outside of ears: lavender, basil for earache, swimmer’s ear
- Behind ears: peppermint, lemon, eucalyptus for headaches, dizziness, anxiety, fatigue and lavender, chamomile for insomnia
- Shoulders: clove, wintergreen for shoulder or joint pain
- Chest: eucalyptus, peppermint, lemon for chest congestion, coughs, bronchitis, asthma
- Over heart: bergamot for depression, stress, and self-esteem
- Abdomen: for menstrual cramps and peppermint, ginger, fennel for digestive issues, nausea
- Wrists: lemongrass, myrrh for carpal tunnel syndrome
- Heels: myrtle for reproductive system
- Sole of foot: peppermint, lemon, eucalyptus for respiratory issues and bergamot for stress
- Outer arch: grapefruit, juniper, lemongrass for colon, bladder, liver
- Bottom of big toe: peppermint, rosemary, lavender for headaches
3. RESPIRATORY ISSUES
Thankfully we don’t deal with a lot of sickness with our kiddos, but every once in a while someone will start breathing heavy or get a raspy cough. Its times like these I reach for my breath oil. We use GYA LABS ESSENTIAL OIL *BREATHE* it smells good and relaxing.
4. MASSAGE YOUR BODY
Bring some essential oils to your next massage or give yourself a massage at home to ease tension and get circulation moving (or even help with cellulite!). We’ve been using GYA LABS Massage Oil and it was amazing. It help relieve my back pain problem due to breastfeeding. You should give this a try!
5. GIVE YOU A BETTER SLEEP

Is the smell of last night’s dinner still lingering around your kitchen? Use lemon oil to freshen up the air fast! Just set a small pot of water on your stovetop, bring it it a boil, and add a few drops of lemon essential oil to the simmering water.
7. SOOTHE SORE MUSCLES
Soreness in your muscles is caused by inflammation, which is why anti-inflammatory essential oils like tea tree and lavender are great for soothing soreness!
*Essential oils are very potent, so you have to be cautious when you use them. Remember, a little goes a long way!
*Less is more! You can always add another drop, so start slow, whether you’re using your oils topically, aromatically, or internally.
*Always read label directions for each individual oil before use.
*Do not put essential oils in eyes, ears, nose, or other areas with sensitive skin .
How do you use essential oils most frequently?
As always, thank you for stopping by & have a wonderful day!
I’m amazed that these oils have so many functions!
Thank you so much for sharing the usage of these essential oils!
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