
In a society that is chronically stressed, lacking sleep, fighting sickness, and dealing with constant indoor and outdoor pollutants, doesn't the smell of lavender and these health benefits sound like a dream come true?
There are no shortage of ways to introduce this health optimizing oil into your daily life. Add some drops to purified water and make a purifying mist for select areas of your home. Put it in your bath with some bath salts and excite your sense of smell while absorbing the therapeutic benefits of the oil. Cold diffuse it in your bedroom to facilitate a more restful sleep. Add it to your laundry washer (great for towels), or use it to clean the kitchen counters and sinks. For some more practical applications of lavender, check out Six Powerful Ways To Use Lavender During the Cold and Flu Season.
If you do choose to make a mist, use it in your bath, cold diffuse it, or use it for cleaning, check out the Health Ranger's 100% Organic Lavender Essential Oil. You may want to consider the Health Ranger's Ultrasonic Essential Oil Diffuser as well, for purification of your indoor air.
[For more info on essential oils and their practical uses, visit Essentialoils.news.]
If you prefer to massage this amazing oil into your body for the same benefits and to leave your skin looking amazing (while purifying it), try the Oxygen-Infused Lavender Body Oil. You might want to convince your massage therapist or significant other to rub it on for you!
However you decide to use lavender, know that it will help refresh, uplift, and calm your mind while offering your immune system increased support during the cooler seasons. Those reasons alone, make lavender one of the most important essential oils you can use right now.
Sources include:
Naturalnews.com
Healingthebody.ca
HealthRangerStore.com
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