Properties:

Historical Uses: Roman chamomile essential oils has been used historically by the Romans during battles to give them a clear mind and also give them courage. It has been nicknamed “plant’s physician” due to the fact that when other plants are placed near roman chamomile, it tends to cure any ailment the plant might have.

Possible Uses: doTERRA roman chamomile essential oil may help increase the skins ability to regenerate, allergies, cleanse the blood, aids liver in rejecting poisons, bruises, depression, cuts, muscle tension, insomnia, restless legs, calming to the nerves, boils, acne, eczema, dermatitis, sensitive skin, rashes. It may help calm children, fight fevers, ease earaches, soothe stomachaches and toothaches. May also help reduce nervousness in children, especially the overactive or hyperactive children.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing doTERRA roman chamomile essential can help combat depression, stress and insomnia due to its calming and relaxing abilities. It may help eliminate anxiety, irritability and nervousness. It promotespatience and peace.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat, or diluted with a carrier oil for children or those with sensitive skin. Apply to the body’s reflex points or directly onto the area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse the roman chamomile essential oil for aromatic benefits.
• Internally – Categorized as GRAS for human consumption by the FDA. Take internally via gel capsules or with your food and/or beverage.

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Historical Uses: Chinese culture has used coriander for piles, dysentery, nausea, toothache, measles and painful hernias.

Possible Uses: Coriander essential oil may  help with arthritis, anorexia, colic, colds, digestive spasms, diarrhea, flatulence, dyspepsia, gout, flu, general infections, migraine, measles, nausea, muscular aches and pains, neuralgia, nervous exhaustion, poor circulation, piles, rheumatism, oily skin and stiffness. It may help control pain related to menstruation.

Aromatic Guide: Aromatically, coriander is a gentle stimulant and also helps one relax during

stressful times, irritability and nervousness. May provide a calming atmosphere to those suffering from fear or shock.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat to skin at reflex points and/or directly to area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse.
• Internally – Categorized as GRAS for human consumption by the FDA. Take with honey or some type of beverage.

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Bergamot is a citrus type plant with many health benefits.

Properties: Antibacterial, anti-infectious, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antiparasitic, antispasmodic, antiseptic, sedative and uplifting.

Historical Uses: Bergamot is native to Italy. The Italians have used it to relieve and cool fevers, expel intestinal worms and protect against maleria.

Possible Uses: Anxiety, boils, bronchitis, acne, cold sores, coughs, eczema, emotions, fever, infectious diseases, insect bites, psoriasis, sore throat, nervous tension, thrush, urinary tract infections, regulate appetite, cystitis, supports the endocrine system, gallstones, gonorrhea, soothes lungs, respiratory infection, scabies, acute tonsillitis and spot varicose veins.

Aromatic Guide: It may help relieve depression, tension, stress and anxiety. It is refreshing and uplifting.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat to the skin. Can be applied to forehead, reflex points or directly onto the area of concern.
• Aromatically – Can also be diffused.
• Internally – Can be added to food or water to be taken internally. Bergamot has been classified as GRAS by the FDA for human consumption.

Safety Information: As with any citrus oil, avoid direct sunlight after topically application.

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Properties: Antiseptic, antidepressant, antispasmodic, tonic and sedative.

Historical Uses: Ylang ylang essential historically has been used to cover the beds of newlyweds on their wedding night. It has also been used for skin treatments, hair loss, insect bites, constipation, colic, stomachaches, indigestion and to regulate respiration.

Possible Uses: doTERRA ylang ylang essential oil may help rapid breathing, lower high blood pressure, frustration, balance equilibrium, impotence, intestinal problems, infection, skin problems, sex drive problems, and shock.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing doTERRA ylang ylang essential oil influences sexual energy and relationships. It is calming and relaxing and help mitigate anger.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat to the skin. Apply directly onto area of concern or onto the body’s reflex points.
• Aromatically – Diffuse ylang ylang using doTERRA’s aromatic diffuser.
• Internally – Take ylang ylang essential oil with food or beverage, or take with the help of gel capsules. It has been classified as GRAS for human consumption by the FDA.

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Properties: Anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antiseptic, antirheumatic, disinfectant, antispasmodic, bone stimulant, diuretic, and warming.

Historical Uses: Wintergreen essential oil has been used historically mainly for flavoring.

Possible Uses: doTERRA wintergreen essential oil may help with bladder infection, acne, dropsy, cystitis, edema, eczema, gallstones, reducing fever, infection, gout, kidney stones, reducing discomfort in joints, obesity, cleansing of the lymphatic system, ulcers, skin diseases, and urinary tract disorders. Also may help relieve pain and bone pain.

Aromatic Guide: Diffuse wintergreen essential oil  to elevate, influence, open and increase the sensory system awareness.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat to the skin, or diluted with a carrier oil for children or those with sensitive skin. Apply directly to reflex points or areas of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse doTERRA wintergreen essential oil using doTERRA’s diffusers for best effects.
• Internally – SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.

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Properties: Antidepressant, anticancer, antispasmodic, antiseptic, sedative and tonic.

Historical Uses: Orange essential oil has been used historically for scurvy, palpitation, bleeding, jaundice, prolapse of the uterus and anus, heartburn, diarrhea, and blood in the feces.

Possible Uses: doTERRA wild orange essential oil may help with appetite, anxiety, colds, bronchitis, complexion, colic, digestive system, dermatitis, flue, fever, mouth ulcers, high cholesterol, obesity, muscle soreness, tissue repair, sedation, wrinkles and water retention.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing doTERRA wild orange essential oil is uplifting and calming to the body and mind.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat directly to the skin. Apply to reflex points or directly onto the area of concern. Like any citrus oil, avoid direct sunlight after application.
• Aromatically – Diffuse orange essential oil.
• Internally – Take internally using gel capsules or just with your food or beverage. Orange is classified as GRAS for human consumption by the FDA.

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Properties: Antiarthritic, analgesic, antiseptic, anticatarrhal, expectorant, and stimulant.

Historical Uses: White fir essential oil has been used historically for fever, respiratory complaints, and rheumatic and muscular pain.

Possible Uses: doTERRA white fir essential oil may help to fight airborne bacteria and germs, reduce pains and aches associated from the flu and colds, asthma, arthritis, bronchial obstructions, supporting the blood, fevers, coughs, rheumatism, urinary tract infections and sinusitis.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing doTERRA white fir essential oil creates a feeling of anchoring, grounding and empowerment. It can also relax the body and stimulate the mind.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat directly to the skin. Apply to reflex points or directly to the area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse white fir essential oil using doTERRA’s aromatic diffuser.
• Internally – doTERRA white fir essential oil can be taken internally. Use gel capsules to take. Can also be taken with food or beverage. White fir has been classified as a Food Additive (FA) and Flavoring Agent (FL) by the FDA.

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Properties: Antispasmodic, antiseptic, grounding, calming, rebefacient, immune stimulant, stimulant, sedative.

Historical Uses: Vetiver roots have been as a perfume.

Possible Uses: doTERRA vetiver essential oil may help anorexia, acne, breasts (enlargement), anxiety, cuts, arthritis, depression, muscular rheumatism, insomnia, skin care, nervousness, stress, and sprains.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing vetiver essential oil may help relieve stress and to recover from emotional shock and trauma. A natural tranquilizer, can help induce a restful sleep.

Application:

• Topically – Can be applied neat directly to the skin. Apply directly to the area of concern or to reflex points.
• Aromatically – Diffuse doTERRA vetiver essential oil.
• Internally – doTERRA vetiver oil can be taken internally. Take using gel capsules or directly with food or beverage. Vetiver is classifed as a Food Additive (FA) and Flavoring Agent (FL) by the FDA.

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Properties: Antifungal, antibacterial, antioxidant, antimicrobial, antiseptic, antiviral.

Historical Uses: Thyme essential oil has been used historically during the embalming process, against infectious diseases and illnesses, respiratory problems, infections, digestive complaints, chronic gastritis, dyspepsia, pertussis, bronchitis, laryngitis, asthma and tonsillitis.

Possible Uses: doTERRA thyme essential oil may help with colds, bacterial infections, depression, circulation, flue, digestion, immunological functions, headaches, rheumatism, insomnia, wounds, viruses along the spine, and urinary infections.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing thyme essential oil can aid in concentration, is uplifting and help relieve depression. It can also be energizing when one is physically weak or stressed.

Application:

• Topically – Dilute with a carrier oil before placing on skin. Can be applied to reflex points and/or area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse doTERRA thyme essential oil.
• Internally – Can be taken internally via gel capsules, or right with food or beverage. Thyme is classified as GRAS for human consumption by the FDA.

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Properties: Antiseptic, antidepressant, antitumor, astringent, aphrodisiac, sedative, calming and tonic.

Historical Uses: Sandalwood essential oil has been used historically as an incense for ceremonial or ritual work. It has also been used during the embalming process.

Possible Uses: doTERRA sandalwood essential oil may help relieve symptoms associated with the sciatic nerve. It may also help with regenerating bone cartilage, acne, catarrh, coughs, circulation, depression, cystitis, lymphatic system, hiccoughs, menstrual problems, medication, nervous tension, nerves, skin infection, regeneration, tuberculosis and may help increase oxygen to the pineal and pituitary glands.

Aromatic Guide: Diffusing doTERRA sandalwood essential oil balances, calms and harmonizes the emotions. It can also help during mediation.

Application:

• Topically – Sandalwood essential oil can be applied neat to the skin. Apply to reflex points or directly to the area of concern.
• Aromatically – Diffuse the essential oil.
• Internally – Take internally with gel capsules or with food/beverage. Sandalwood has been categorized as a Food Additive (FA) and Flavoring Agent (FL) by the FDA.

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