Abundance    at P.H.I.

I dislocated my shoulder one night while sleeping. My arm had fallen asleep and as I rolled over my arm did not come with me. So, we went to the emergency room. While in the waiting room we applied Oregano, Peppermint, Lemongrass, Marjoram Essential Oils. Just about anything we had with us at the moment.

When we finally saw the Dr. he asked if I needed to take any pain relievers, so that I could relax enough to relocate my humorous into socket. I told him that I didn’t need any because the oils had kicked in. I was able to relieve the pain enough that I did not need any medication; that night or the next day. I didn’t even take home the prescription. The next morning I was able to lift my arm enough to curl my hair.

My little girls started getting those unmistakable signs of chicken pox, which had been going around the neighborhood at the time. Red dots all over their body had appeared, starting on their torso, and blisters on their fingers and toes. As soon as I saw these I whipped out my oils.

I put Oregano, Thyme, Thieves and Peppermint essential oils on their backs using the raindrop technique. Well, I guess it’s a short version. I just bared their backs, threw on the oils and feathered it in with the back of my finger nails. I did this about three times a day for the next three or four days.

I began as soon as I saw blisters starting to appear on their fingers and or toes.  I stopped it dead in its tracks. I never saw another blister past their fingers or toes. The blisters and dots receded. My girls didn’t get a fever, itchy or anything past that. I was so grateful. I love using essential oils.

I love using this product. I have four very small children. My oldest, is only five.  I love being able to use this product as I clean. My kids love to help me clean. They look at my cleaning bottles, tip them over, try to use it themselves, spray it on the walls, spray each other, start scrubbing and getting it all over everywhere, etc.. 

There isn’t  a poison control or warning label on the bottle because it is all natural, so gentle and yet, effective. I don’t have to worry whether my children get a hold of the bottle. I don’t have to worry about my walls, carpet, my children’s clothing, my children ingesting the product or getting it on their sweet little hands or spraying it in their mouths. I don’t even have to make sure there is a window open or that my baby is on the floor with me breathing the fumes; no matter what I’m cleaning.

My daughter even had a rash and I didn’t know what else to put on it. So, I put Thieves Cleaner on it. It did the job! It killed the bacteria, or whatever it was, and was so gentle on her skin.

It smells wonderful and so pleasant. I enjoy cleaning with this product. The smell is uplifting and I’m comfortable knowing I’m safe from harsh chemicals. It cleans everything, everywhere.

You know how you start to get those tell tale signs that you’re getting sick. I was getting those a few weeks ago. The achy joints, less energy, yucky feeling…… I called my husband and asked him to come home during his lunch. I had him put oregano, thyme, thieves and peppermint essential oils up my back. I laid there for a few minutes and let it soak in. I felt completely better. I went on with my day and never had another sign of sickness.

My daughter came screaming in the house saying that she’d tried to touch a bee (wasp). Of coarse it had stung her. I reached for my peppermint oil and put it on her hand. She was still panicky; but, after I told her to take a deep breath she said she felt much better. I didn’t see it itch or bother her much all the rest of the day.

When my baby was only four weeks old he was diagnosed with RSV; but, recovered quickly.

It was later in the evening when my husband and I decided we needed to take our son to be seen by a doctor. With him being so young we were sent straight to the hospital. The ER Dr. told us we needed to check in so that he could be monitered for possibly a week depending on his progress. My husband brought me a few essential oils to use on the baby while he was in the hospital.

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