All Natural Pain Relief -
Use one to seven sprays per application and follow the instructions below.
Listed are just some of the many uses of Poi of Eucalyptus. This is the purest form of Eucalyptus Oil available due to a special double distillation process and is rated 88% Cineole (coneole is the active medicinal ingredient of Eucalyptus).
1) It's a natural Vaso-Dilator
It opens compressed blood vessels and allows more blood to flow, bringing fresh oxygen and nutrients to the cells and removes toxins. As circulation improves, pain and inflammation will reduce.
Arthritis, Rheumatism, Fibromyalgia, Back Aches, Muscle Aches Apply a few sprays to the area, then massage for one minute. In severe cases, after applying the oil, use a warm compress or Herb pack for ten minutes. | Sore Feet, Sprained Ankles and Knees, Tendonitis, Gout and Spurs Rub area throughly all over with oil, then massage for thirty seconds. In severe cases, after massage, wrap feet in warm cloth or soak in warm water for ten minutes. |
2) It improves Breathing and Relaxes Muscle Tension
It opens congested nasal passages and restores breathing quickly while relaxing tight muscles.
Sinus Problems, Headachs, Hay Fever, Colds, Head Congestion, Allergies and Migraines Apply oil to the back of the neck and massage for thirty seconds. Apply a small amount to the temples and massage for a few seconds. Spray oil on a tissue and breath in vapors through the nose, exhaling through the mouth for sixty seconds. Then reverse the process for another sixty seconds. (The vapor may make your eyes water and cause you to cough. This is normal and is temporary) | Asthma, Chest Congestion, Bronchitis, Larygitis and Emphysema Spray oil on a tissue or cotton ball and breath in vapors through the mouth, exhaling through the nose for thirty seconds. for children six years and under, inhale only once or twice. |
Use in a Vaporizer Add a few drops to your vaporizer. This will make breathing easier almost immediately and will often stop coughing. | |
3) It works as an Antiseptic
It will clean the wound, stop infection and promote healing. It replaces at least nine items in your medicine cabinet - items like alcohol, peroxide, iodine, methiolate, neosporin, benadryl, calamine lotion and more.
Cuts, Sores and Abrasions Apply directly to the affected area. If bandaged, apply directly over the bandage. Saturate the bandage with the oil. It will promote healing and stop infection. | Rashes, Insect Bites, Psoriasis, Eczema, Posion Ivy Apply directly to the area. Repeat as necessary. |
Cold Sores and Skin Irritations Apply oil directly to affected area several times. In most cases it will stop the cold sore before it erupts through the skin. | Burns and Sunburns Immediately apply oil to the burn and keep moist. In many cases it will prevent blistering. Heals naturally. |
4) Acts as a Natural Soothant
Use In A Sauna Sprinkle Oil of Eucalyptus in the water and allow it to vaporize in the sauna. It's invigorating and head-clearing. | Take a Eucalyptus Bath Put a capful of Oil into the bath water and enjoy a soothing experience that will leave you relaxed and feeling great. You'll sleep better and have more energy. |
Health for Life
Improving general circulation with the use of Oil of Eucalyptus has remarkable benefits. this simple routine performed regularly, will encourage better circulation and dramatically enhance the body's innate ability to heal and regenerate. This health maintenance routine can be done about three times a week to improve energy level, sleep more restfully and increase vigor and flexibility. We encourage you to take about 15 minutes three times a week and treat yourself to Nature's Gift of Health.
All Natural Maintenance Routine
*) Apply Oil of Eucalyptus to both feet and gently massage for about a minute on each foot. Be sure to rub gently between the toes and the bottom of the feet.
*) Apply Oil of Eucalyptus to the neck and shoulder area and lightly massage for about a minute. If you suffer from frequent headaches, also apply a little Oil to the temples and forehead. Gently massage the temples for several seconds.
*) Place a little Oil under the nose and breath in through the nose and out the mouth. Breath slowly and deeply for about three to four times.
*) End by massaging the Oil into your palms for a minute or so. This is very relaxing and completes the routine.
Eucalyptus History
All of the Eucalyptus trees, of which there are 600 or so species, originate from Australia. They have been transplanted to many other warm parts of the world. the leaves of the Tasmanian Blue Gum Eucalyptus Tree contain droplets of essential oil and are considered the most esteemed in healing. This is the only kind used in Oil of Eucalyptus, All Natural Healing. Clinical studies on the antiseptic and bacterial properties trace back to 1788. First published works by Drs. Colez (1870), Faust and Homeyer (1874) document its remarkable effectiveness in treating conditions such as bronchitis, flu, asthma, and coughs. Modern researchers now refer to the Eucalyptus tree as Nature's Tree of Life.
(The statements regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The information on this Web site or in emails is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your pediatrician or family doctor. Please consult a doctor with any questions or concerns you might have regarding your or your child's condition.)
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