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Ingredient In Deeper, Everlasting, Exhilaration, IQ, Mariah, My-Graine, Paine, Revitalize, Stefanie, Trust, Turmoil, Vallee, Vitality Therapeutic Properties antispasmodic, analgesic, expectorant, anti-coagulant, hepatic, anti-inflammatory, stimulant, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal Affinity For
Aromatic Considerations When there are emotional blockages or repetitive behavior patterns as the result of abuse or trauma, helichrysum can help us discover and remove them. Once these blockages have been removed, we can move on with our lives. Application Dilute and apply to appropriate areas such as the feet, the chest, or behind the ears. Emotional/Spiritual Aspects Helichrysum has an affinity for the creative right side of the brain, which our culture and schooling often pushes into the background. Because helichrysum stimulates this side of the brain, we are able to view our world and make our choices from a more balanced perspective. Helichrysum is often used in emotional healing. It helps us get in touch with unresolved emotions and gently restores memories that have been deeply buried in the subconscious mind. Helichrysum helps release defense mechanisms and offers comfort while we are processing difficult emotions. Helichrysum promotes a calm acceptance of the changes within ourselves that may result from the processing of emotions and memories. It also helps supply the needed self-confidence to make hard decisions. Physical Aspects Helichrysum is renowned for its use in rejuvenation of skin and muscle. It drains congestion and re-establishes blood flow to traumatized areas, helping bruises and hematomas to disperse more quickly. Helichrysum regenerates damaged tissue and can help prevent scarring at the site of an injury. Helichrysum is recommended for lowering cholesterol. Helichrysum is anti-inflammatory and analgesic, making it excellent for sciatica and arthritis. Helichrysum is an excellent oil for respiratory conditions and for lymph drainage. It is stimulating to the liver, pancreas, gallbladder, and vascular system. Helichrysum, diluted with a carrier oil, has been used in many cultures as a sunscreen. |
Friday, May 18, 2012
Helichrysum
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