Thyme is common to most people as it is a spice for seasoning. It is used widespread for cooking but it is also valuable for cleansing and clarifying. Properties: Antifungal, antioxidant, antibacterial, antimicrobial, antiviral, antiseptic. Historical Oil Uses: Thyme was used during the embalming process, respiratory problems, bronchitis, chronic gastritis, against infectious diseases and illnesses, infections, [...]
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Sandalwood by DoTERRA is and essential oils which has smoothing effects on skin and is also known for its mood lifting properties. Oil Properties: Antiseptic, antitumor, calming, antidepressant, astringent, sedative, aphrodisiac, and tonic. Historical Oil Uses: Sandalwood essential oil was used for an incense for ceremonial or ritual work and for the embalming process. Possible Uses: Sandalwood essential [...]
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Rosemary was considered sacred by ancient Romans and Greeks. I love it as a spice for cooking with chicken but as an essential oil it offers amazing healing and digestive properties for pains. Oil Properties: Antibacterial, analgesic, anticancer, anticatarrhal, anti-infectious, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and expectorant. Historically Oil Uses: Rosemary essential oil has an amazing story where [...]
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You know the flavor of Oregano because of its taste with tomato sauce on one of Americas favorite food, pizza. As an essential oils it offers so much more as a cleansing agent and also for it digestive and respiratory qualities. Oregano offers powerful antiviral properties which boosts the immune system and work as a [...]
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Myrrh had many uses historically from embalming in Egypt to medicating. Herbalists often recommend myrrh essential oil for its cleaning qualities. It has great uses for the throat, mouth and calming of the skin. Oil Properties: Anti-inflammatory, astringent, anti-infectious, antiseptic, anti tumor, and tonic. Historical Oil Uses: Myrrh has been used as a cure for cancer, [...]
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Also known as “wintersweet” or “pleasure of the mountains”, marjoram is among the most commonly encountered natural herbs obtained in kitchens all over the world. Appreciated because of its soothing qualities, marjoram can be utilized topically to relieve exhausted, burdened muscles. Oil Properties: Anti-infectious, antisexual, antibacterial, antiseptic, expectorant, arterial vasodilator, diuretic, antispasmodic, digestive stimulant, sedative, and tonic. [...]
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