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🌿💚 Understanding High-Functioning Anxiety: What It Means and How Aromatherapy Can Help 💚🌿 - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

🌿💚 Understanding High-Functioning Anxiety: What It Means and How Aromatherapy Can Help 💚🌿

🌿💚 Understanding High-Functioning Anxiety: What It Means and How Aromatherapy Can Help 💚🌿High-functioning #anxiety can often be invisible to others, but it’s a daily struggle for those experiencing it. This form of anxiety might look like:✨ Constant #overthinking and worrying✨ Difficulty relaxing, even during downtime✨ Perfectionism and fear of failure✨ Overcommitting and struggling to say no✨ Physical symptoms like #headaches, #fatigue, or muscle #tensionIn these challenging times, when stress levels are through the roof, it’s more important than ever to find moments of calm and self-care. 🌼 #Aromatherapy offers a natural way to support your mental and emotional #wellbeing. The soothing properties of essential oils like #Lavender, #Chamomile, and Bergamot can help ease tension, promote relaxation, and uplift your mood. 🌿At Herbs on the Hill, we understand what you’re going through, and we’re here to help. Our range of high-quality #essentialoils and aromatherapy products is crafted with care to support your journey to peace and #balance. 🧘‍♀️✨If you’re feeling #overwhelmed or just need someone to talk to, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to provide advice, guidance, or just a listening ear. You’re not alone in this. 💚Stay strong, take care of yourself, and remember, it’s okay to ask for #help. 🌱#HighFunctioningAnxiety #MentalHealthMatters #Aromatherapy #SelfCare #StressRelief #HerbsOnTheHill #EssentialOils #NaturalWellness #UKWellbeing
KATHERINE WILLIAMS
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Understanding Different Types of Anxiety and How Aromatherapy Can Help 🌿 - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Understanding Different Types of Anxiety and How Aromatherapy Can Help 🌿

Understanding Different Types of Anxiety and How Aromatherapy Can Help 🌿

Anxiety is something many of us face, but did you know that it comes in various forms? Understanding the different types can help you manage your symptoms more effectively. Let’s dive into some common types of anxiety and explore how aromatherapy can be a soothing remedy.

Types of Anxiety:

1. Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD): This is characterized by excessive, uncontrollable worry about various aspects of life, such as work, health, or finances.
2. #Panic Disorder: Sudden episodes of intense fear or discomfort that reach a peak within minutes, accompanied by physical symptoms like heart palpitations, sweating, and shortness of breath.
3. Social Anxiety Disorder: A fear of social situations where one might be embarrassed, judged, or scrutinized by others.
4. Specific Phobias: Intense fear of specific objects or situations, such as flying, heights, or certain #animals.
5. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (#OCD): Unwanted, persistent thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions) performed to alleviate the anxiety.
6. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (#PTSD): Anxiety triggered by experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event, leading to flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety.

How Aromatherapy Can Help 🌸

Aromatherapy is a holistic healing treatment that uses natural plant extracts, often referred to as essential oils, to promote health and well-being. Here’s how it can help manage anxiety:

• #Lavender Oil: Known for its calming effects, lavender oil can reduce stress and anxiety levels. A few drops in a diffuser or on your pillow can help you relax and sleep better. 😌
• #Chamomile Oil: This soothing oil is great for relieving anxiety and promoting calmness. It’s especially helpful for those with generalized anxiety disorder. 🌼
• #Bergamot Oil: With its citrusy aroma, bergamot oil can improve mood and reduce feelings of stress. It’s perfect for lifting your spirits during tough times. 🍊
• #Ylang-Ylang Oil: This sweet and floral oil is excellent for reducing anxiety and promoting a sense of well-being. A few drops in your bath can do wonders! 🛁

How Herbs on the Hill Can Help 🌿

At Herbs on the Hill, we understand the challenges of living with #anxiety and are here to help. We offer a wide variety of aromatherapy products tailored to your needs. Whether you’re looking for essential oils, diffusers, or customized blends, we’ve got you covered.

✨ Reach out to us today for personalized recommendations! Our team is here to support you on your wellness journey.

Remember, taking care of your #mentalhealth is just as important as your physical health. Aromatherapy is a #natural and effective way to bring a sense of calm to your life. 🌟

#Aromatherapy #AnxietyRelief #MentalHealthMatters #LavenderOil #HerbalRemedies #HerbsOnTheHill #LittlePotOfMagic
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Trauma Symptoms, Childhood Trauma, and PTSD Quiz  Are You Experiencing Trauma Symptoms? - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Trauma Symptoms, Childhood Trauma, and PTSD Quiz Are You Experiencing Trauma Symptoms?

Healing from trauma and cultivating self-love is a journey that takes time and effort. Aromatherapy can be a supportive and nurturing tool in this process. Explore our range of essential oils at Herbs on the Hill and take the next step towards a more balanced and loving relationship with yourself.

Trauma Symptoms, Childhood Trauma, and PTSD Quiz

Are You Experiencing Trauma Symptoms?

1. Do you often feel on edge or easily startled?
2. Do you avoid certain places or activities because they remind you of a traumatic event?
3. Do you experience flashbacks or intrusive memories of past events?
4. Do you have trouble sleeping or experience nightmares?
5. Do you feel a sense of numbness or emotional detachment?

Do You Have Signs of Childhood Trauma?

1. Do you have difficulty trusting others?
2. Do you feel responsible for others’ happiness?
3. Do you often crave control in situations?
4. Do you agree to things just to keep the peace?
5. Do you have chronic feelings of emptiness?
6. Do you seek constant escapism?

Could You Be Experiencing PTSD?

1. Do you experience intense distress when reminded of a traumatic event?
2. Do you have physical reactions (like sweating or a racing heart) when reminded of a traumatic event?
3. Do you avoid thinking or talking about a traumatic event?
4. Do you feel detached from loved ones or activities you once enjoyed?
5. Do you have negative thoughts about yourself or the world?

Results

• 0-5 Yes Answers: You might have mild symptoms of trauma. Consider practicing self-care and mindfulness techniques.
• 6-10 Yes Answers: You may be experiencing moderate trauma symptoms. Seeking support from a therapist or counselor could be beneficial.
• 11-15 Yes Answers: You likely have significant trauma symptoms or PTSD. Professional help is strongly recommended.

Advice and Aromatherapy Recommendations

• For Relaxation and Positive Self-Talk:
• Lavender: Helps with relaxation and reducing anxiety. 🌿
• Rose: Encourages self-compassion and emotional nurturing. 🌹
• For Grounding and Security:
• Frankincense: Provides grounding and a sense of security. 🕊️
• Cedarwood: Promotes feelings of safety and stability. 🌲
• For Emotional Regulation:
• Chamomile: Eases feelings of anxiety and promotes peace. 🌼
• Ylang Ylang: Reduces feelings of emptiness and helps with emotional regulation. 🌸
• For Nurturing and Self-Care:
• Geranium: Balances emotions and supports emotional well-being. 🌺
• Bergamot: Helps celebrate yourself and enforce personal boundaries. 🍊

For more tips and insights on natural healing, follow our blog and join our community on social media. Together, we can create a space of support and healing. 🌿✨

For more information on signs of childhood trauma in adults and how it can lead to chronic health conditions, visit Verywell Mind.
KATHERINE WILLIAMS
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Navigating Emotional Spirals with Aromatherapy 🌿 - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Navigating Emotional Spirals with Aromatherapy 🌿

🌿✨ 🌸 Aromatherapy is an effective tool to help navigate these emotional spirals. By using essential oils, you can manage and improve your emotional state, whether you’re climbing the upward spiral or trying to halt a descent into the downward spiral.
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Easter holidays are a beacon of renewal and rest, offering a perfect opportunity to recharge and recalibrate, especially for those feeling the heavy weight of burnout. - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Easter holidays are a beacon of renewal and rest, offering a perfect opportunity to recharge and recalibrate, especially for those feeling the heavy weight of burnout.

Easter holidays are a beacon of renewal and rest, offering a perfect opportunity to recharge and recalibrate, especially for those feeling the heavy weight of burnout.
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The Discovery of a ‘Switch’ in Immune System Regulation - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

The Discovery of a ‘Switch’ in Immune System Regulation

Navigating the Immune System’s Civil War: A Breakthrough Discovery

At Herbs On The Hill, we’re always intrigued by how the mysteries of the body’s internal processes can inform our journey toward health, especially for those among us battling immune problems and chronic illnesses. A recent discovery shines a light on this complex battlefield within our bodies, offering new hope and understanding.

Our immune system, a vigilant guardian, excels at distinguishing between the body’s own cells and harmful invaders. However, when this system falters, it can mistakenly wage war on the body itself, leading to autoimmune disorders. Understanding these missteps is crucial, and scientists have just turned a significant corner in this endeavor.

The Discovery of a ‘Switch’ in Immune System Regulation

Researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne have identified a ‘switch’ that deactivates a sensor of foreign DNA, potentially averting the immune system’s misguided attacks on healthy cells. This sensor, an enzyme called cyclic GMP-AMP synthase (cGAS), plays a critical role in detecting viral DNA that doesn’t belong in the cell’s cytoplasm, signaling the body to defend itself.
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Insomnia and Poor Sleeping - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Insomnia and Poor Sleeping

Insomnia & Poor Sleeping

         

A good night’s sleep helps you feel and function your best each day. Our amazing product reviews tell so many wonderful examples of how many of our customers fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.

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Bergamot The citrusy, fresh fragrance is also a potent reliever of anxiety and depression, and helps to reduce mild pain. Unlike most citrus oils, which are stimulating, bergamot is calming. Multiple studies have found bergamot essential oil both induces the physiological changes that accompany sleep – like reduced heart rate and blood pressure – as well as reduces the thoughts that keep people up at night, like feelings of stress and anxiety.

Suggested products: All Bergamot

 

Lavender One of the best-known aromatherapy treatments for insomnia is lavender. There’s good reason for that – not only is the fragrance powerful and long lasting, but lavender is probably the most-studied sleeping herb, with considerable evidence that it really works to promote restful sleep. This is one of the few essential oils that is mild enough for undiluted use on your skin. It’s a great choice for children who resist bedtime– just mix up a spray bottle of lavender oil and water, and use it to chase away monsters and bad dreams before tucking them into bed.

Suggested products: All Headache Balm and Temple Balm Range, Lavender & Peppermint Foam Bath & ShowerGel , Lavender & Peppermint Bath & Massage Oil, Wild Lavender Range Lavender Essential Oil

Clary Sage. Although related, clary sage is different than regular sage and better for sleep. One study found clary sage essential oils had antidepressant effects for menopausal women.

Suggested products:  Clary Sage Essential Oil, Lavender & Clary Sage Bath and Massage Oil

 

Ylang Ylang This exotic flower has many for relieving insomnia, depending on the circumstances. It’s excellent for relieving anxiety and irritability, as well as sedating the senses enough for sleep.

Suggested products: All Love Range

 

Cedarwood essential oil, For individuals who prefer a woody scent, it relieves stress and anxiety, by kickstarting serotonin production and elevating your mood. It also has natural sedative properties.

Suggested products: Cedarwood Essential Oil, Cypress Cedar & Juniper Range, Cypress Essential Oil

 

Snoring or obstructive sleep apnea

If a person has allergies or is experiencing nasal congestion from an illness, their airways get blocked up and they start snoring.Anti-inflammatory essential oils serve as natural decongestants that can reduce inflammation inside the nostrils.

Peppermint and Eucalyptus essential oils are anti-inflammatory and helpful to open up airways. Before bed try some misted on to your pillow or put in a diffuser. Any of the suggested products would be appropriate too.

Suggested products: All Headache Balm and Temple Balm Range, Peppermint & Eucalyptus Bath Salts, Mint & Eucalyptus Soap, Lavender & Peppermint Foam Bath & ShowerGel , Lavender & Peppermint Bath & Massage Oil,  Rosemary & Peppermint Bath & Massage Oil,  Peppermint & Eucalyptus Soap & Salt Set, Box of Cool n Calm Peppermint Essential Oil

 

Lavender essential oil reigns supreme when it comes to essential oils. Multiple studies have been done to assess and reveal the calming effects of lavender aromatherapy. It calms the nervous system by lowering blood pressure, heart rate, and skin temperature – all processes which take place during the body’s natural transition to sleep. Lavender essential oil alleviates mild insomnia and reduces anxious thoughts by literally changing your brain waves to a more relaxing state. One study found it to significantly reduce their anxiety and increase sleep quality. 

Suggested products: All Headache Balm and Temple Balm Range, Lavender & Peppermint Foam Bath & ShowerGel , Lavender & Peppermint Bath & Massage Oil, Wild Lavender Range Lavender Essential Oil



Chamomile tea is a classic nighttime brew. You can get greater benefits by using chamomile essential oil to calm your nerves and bring on shuteye. Look for Roman chamomile. Chamomile is one of the few essential oils mild enough to be used directly on the skin without dilution.


Suggested products: All Chamomile Geranium & Lavender Range , Roman chamomile Essential Oil

Sandalwood Exotic, and mysterious, oil from the bark of the Santalum tree has been used for thousands of years not only to scent perfumes and incense, but also to cure insomnia, relieve stress, improve the mood and boost the libido. It’s especially effective for those who can fall asleep, but are disturbed by wakening throughout the night.


Suggested Products: All Zen Sandalwood


How can these products help sleep?

Making these products part of your bedtime routine can also help train your mind to associate the specific scent with falling asleep.                  

The best essential oils for sleep fall into two main categories: oils that help by calming the mind and reducing anxiety, and oils that alleviate snoring and sleep apnea by clearing the airways.

There are many ways to use essential oils for sleep. Some of the most common include:

  • Diluting essential oils with an air diffuser

  • Massaging one of our blends or a few drops onto a specific part of the body, such as the forehead, neck, chest, wrist, hands, or toes. As a result, not only will you smell them through your olfactory nerve, but they’ll also enter your bloodstream more quickly. Our acupressure roll ons are very good for these purposes.

  • Rubbing a few drops or a small amount of one of our creams or balms into your hands and taking a few deep breaths

  • Adding Bath Salts or Bath & Massage Oil to a hot bath while you’re filling the tub. Bathing is a wonderful way to relax. Plan to finish your bathing ritual about an hour before bed as hot water can increase your circulation and make it hard to fall asleep.

  • Spritz some of our suggested Mists into the air or on your pillow

  • Adding a few drops to a pot of boiling water, and then sitting with your face over the pot and a towel over your head to create a tent effect (this is known as facial steaming and can provide relief for sleep apnea or nasal congestion)

 

Applying neat/ undiluted essential oils to the skin can be beneficial, since the oils will actually permeate your skin due to their transdermal properties. However, if you have sensitive skin or allergies, you should avoid applying neat essential oils topically altogether, or otherwise diffuse the oil with a carrier oil such as grapeseed oil, or olive oil. For children we have specially created blends which are more dilute and safe to use. Children also should avoid topical application of neat essential oils, use more diluted amounts than adults, and shouldn’t begin using essential oils until they are at least 6 months old.

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If you have an ongoing, serious sleep disorder, you should see your Dr to discuss your situation and gain treatment for the root cause of your insomnia.

KATHERINE WILLIAMS
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You may never think about your sense of smell in the same way again.... - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

You may never think about your sense of smell in the same way again....

Veronique Greenwood, reporting for BBC Future:

The sense of smell is one of our most powerful connections to the physical world. Our noses contain hundreds of different scent receptors that allow us to distinguish between odours. When you smell a rose or a pot of beef stew, the brain is responding to scent molecules that have wafted into your nose and locked on to these receptors. Only certain molecules fit specific receptors, and when they slot together, like a key in a lock, this triggers changes in cells. In the case of scent receptors, specialised neurons send messages to the brain so we know what we have sniffed. The discovery, in 1991, of around 1,000 genes involved in generating scent receptors was rewarded with the Nobel prize in Medicine over a decade later.

In the last ten years, however, reports have trickled in from bemused biologists that these receptors, as well as similar ones usually found on taste buds, crop up all over our bodies. In 2003, bitter taste receptors were found in sperm. The same year Pluznick came across scent receptors in the kidney, biologists at the University of California, San Diego identified sour receptors in the spine. A smattering of papers over the following few years reported sweet taste receptors in the bladder and the gut, bitter taste receptors in the sinuses, airways, pancreas and brain, and scent receptors in muscle tissue.

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You may never think about your sense of smell the same way again.

This field has exploded in recent years, and few scientists illustrate the surprise and serendipity of it all better than Jennifer Pluznick, a professor at Johns Hopkins University. She stumbled on unusual smell receptors eight years ago when investigating kidney disease. Her initial foray has now morphed into a quest to find scent receptors wherever they are in the body. Go ahead, stop and smell the roses. You may never think about your sense of smell in the same way again.

KATHERINE WILLIAMS
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Hay Fever & Allergies - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Hay Fever & Allergies

The 4 Best Essential Oils for Allergies

1. Peppermint Oil

Inhaling diffused peppermint oil can oftentimes immediately unclog the sinuses and offer relief to scratchy throats. Peppermint acts as an expectorant and provides relief for allergies, as well as colds, coughs, sinusitis, asthma and bronchitis. It has the power to discharge phlegm and reduce inflammation — a leading cause of allergic reactions.

A 2010 study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology investigated the effects of peppermint oil in the tracheal rings of rats. The results suggest that peppermint oil is a relaxant and exhibits antispasmodic activity, inhibiting contractions that causes you to cough. 

Another study published in the European Journal of Medical Research suggests that peppermint oil treatment has anti-inflammatory effects — reducing the symptoms of chronic inflammatory disorders such as allergic rhinitis and bronchial asthma. 

Remedy: Diffuse five drops of peppermint essential oil at home to unclog sinuses and treat a scratchy throat. This will also help to relax the nasal muscles, enabling the body to clear out mucus and allergens like pollen. To reduce inflammation, take 1–2 drops of pure peppermint essential oil internally once a day.

It can be added to a glass of water, cup of tea or smoothie. Peppermint oil can also be applied topically to the chest, back of neck and temples. For people with sensitive skin, it is best to dilute peppermint with coconut or vegetable before topical application.

 

2. Basil Oil

Basil essential oil reduces the inflammatory response of allergens. It also supports the adrenal glands, which are involved in producing over 50 hormones that drive almost every bodily function. Essentially, basil essential oil is helping your body to react appropriately to a threat by rushing blood to your brain, heart and muscles.

Basil oil also helps to detoxify the body of bacteria and viruses, while fighting inflammation, pain and fatigue. Studies prove that basil oil shows antimicrobial activity and can kill bacteria, yeast and mold that can lead to asthma and respiratory damage. 

Remedy: To fight inflammation and regulate the overreaction of the immune system when faced with an allergen, take one drop of basil oil internally by adding it to soup, salad dressing or any other dish. To support the respiratory system, dilute 2–3 drops of basil oil with equal parts coconut oil and apply topically to the chest, back of neck and temples.

3. Eucalyptus Oil

Eucalyptus oil opens up the lungs and sinuses, thereby improving circulation and reducing symptoms of allergies. Studies have shown that it produces a cold sensation in the nose that helps to improve airflow. 

Eucalyptus contains citronellal, which has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects; it also works as an expectorant, helping to cleanse the body of toxins and harmful microorganisms that are acting as allergens.

A 2011 study published in Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine found that eucalyptus essential oil was an effective treatment for upper respiratory tract infections. Patients who were treated with eucalyptus spray reported an improvement in the severity of their most debilitating respiratory tract infection symptoms compared to participants in the placebo group. Improvement was defined as a reduction of sore throat, hoarseness or cough. 

Remedy: To treat respiratory issues associated with allergies, diffuse five drops of eucalyptus at home or apply it topically to the chest and temples. To clear the nasal passages and relieve congestion, pour a cup of boiling water into a bowl and add 1–2 drops of eucalyptus essential oil. Then place a towel over your head and inhale deeply for 5–10 minutes.

4. Tea Tree Oil

This powerful oil can destroy airborne pathogens that cause allergies. Diffusing tea tree oil in the home will kill mold, bacteria and fungi. It is an antiseptic agent and it has anti-inflammatory properties. Tea tree oil can be applied to the skin to kill bacteria and microorganisms; it can also be used as a household cleaner to disinfect the home and eliminate allergens. 

A 2000 study conducted in Germany found that tea tree oil exhibits antimicrobial activity against a wide range of bacteria, yeasts and fungi. These microbes lead to inflammation and force our immune system to work on overdrive. 

Remedy: Use tea tree oil on skin rashes and hives or as a household cleaner. When using tea tree topically, add 2–3 drops to a clean cotton ball and gently apply to the area of concern. For people with sensitive skin, dilute tea tree with a carrier oil first, like coconut or jojoba oil.

 

How to Use Essential Oils for Allergies

Food Allergies — Take 1–2 drops of lemon or peppermint oil internally to relieve the symptoms of a food allergy. This will help to detoxify the body and eliminate the allergens through sweat or urination.

Skin Rash & Hives — Use tea tree or basil oil topically to treat skin rashes and hives. Add 2–3 drops to a cotton ball and apply to the affected area. Layering oils over the liver area is another way to treat skin irritations because it helps the liver to flush out toxins that burden the skin. Dilute 3–4 drops of tea tree oil with coconut oil and rub it into the liver area.

Seasonal Allergies — Disinfect your home with lemon and tea tree oil; this will eliminate triggers and cleanse the air and your furniture. Add 40 drops of lemon oil and 20 drops of tea tree oil to a 16-ounce spray bottle. Fill the bottle with pure water and a little bit of white vinegar and spray the mixture on any area in your home.

To reduce respiratory issues associated with seasonal allergies, try my Headache Balm; it delivers a soothing feeling that will open up the airways and make it easier to breathe.

Allergy Blend — Combine 2–3 drops of peppermint, eucalyptus and lavender oil with one teaspoon of coconut oil and massage the mixture into the temples, behind the ears and into the bottoms of the feet.

 

Possible Side Effects

When using these special essential oil for allergies, I don’t recommend that you take tea tree oil internally; it’s best to use tea tree aromatically or topically. When using any of these oils topically, dilute with a carrier oil, especially when using on sensitive skin or one sensitive areas, like under the eyes or on the neck.

When using essential oils internally, a little goes a long way. Only consume 1–2 drops a day for one month. Then take a two-week break and start the treatment again.

About Us 

Herbs on the Hill is a beautiful shop based in Frome, Somerset, where we make beautiful, pure and natural aromatherapy soaps and herbal balms, creams, lotions and potions, teas and outstanding botanical loose incense.

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Brain Fog, Memory, Concentration and Mood - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Brain Fog, Memory, Concentration and Mood

One of the  most frustrating and worst symptoms of Fibromyalgia is the constant brain fog and mood changes. These essential oils are really helpful improving memory, clarity and concentration, while others can help boost mood. You will also see listed the products that have these ingredients in to better help your choices.

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Chronic Fatigue, Exhaustion, Lethargy, Feeling Drained - LoveHerbsOnTheHill.com

Chronic Fatigue, Exhaustion, Lethargy, Feeling Drained

Essential oils are really helpful for chronic fatigue. ​Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a long-term illness with a wide range of symptoms. A common symptom is extreme tiredness. CFS is also known as ME. 

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Fibromyalgia, Muscle Pain, burning, tightness or twitching

Fibromyalgia is a pain condition that causes chronic pain, typically along specific tender points on the body. it’s important to incorporate holistic, natural treatments in your overall pain management plan, both before and after you’re diagnosed.

Aromatherapy and high quality pure Essential Oils can be very beneficial. I will also list the products that have these ingredients in to better help your choices

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