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Grief and sorrow come to all of us at sometime in our lives.  They are not times we care to experience or to wish upon others, but it is inevitable that we will experience awful times of sorrow and grief. To be able to get through these powerful feelings and emotions can be very difficult and even more difficult for others.

5 Ways to deal with grief or sorrow:

  1. Talk to family or friends. Reach out to them, by calling them. It can be difficult to pick up the phone, but it is important for you to be able to have someone to talk to.  If you don’t have someone, call a church or a hospital to find out about support groups.  Yes, it is easier to be alone, and that is OK, but not all of the time.  We do need someone to talk with, or to listen to.
  2. Read self help books or inspirational books that relate to what you are going through. Or listen to them on tape, if you are having a hard time focusing. Listening to the words can be a great help too.  Sometimes this can be a much easier way to take in the helpful words.  We may be able to comprehend better than when we read, because when we are in a deep place of grief it can be difficult to focus on words.
  3. Getting out in nature, going for walks, or even for drives to pretty places, can help us to reflect on the beauty around us and remind us of other blessings in our lives. Remember if you are able to go for walks to breath in the fresh air.  Fresh air is invigorating, intoxicating and down right good for our body and well being.
  4. Aromatherapy is natural way of achieving optimal emotional and physical health. The fragrance of an essential oil can directly affect everything from your emotional state to your lifespan. Thus, a therapeutic essential oil can affect our feelings and thoughts because smell is our most emotional sense. Scent stimulates nerves to fire in the emotional center of the brain, but it also stimulates the master gland to release hormones. Hormones affect the fight/flight response, as well as digestion and heart rate. In this way, essential oils can affect us in many ways all at once, just through their fragrance.  Aromatherapy is a very positive way that may help to heal from emotional pain.*
  5. Raindrop Technique utilizing emotional Young Living therapeutic-grade essential oils, could also be an excellent way to move to healing from grief and sorrow.  Raindrop Technique is a simple practice that can be learned and may be very beneficial for emotional healing and physical healing. (Read my article on Raindrop Technique for Mind, Body and Soul)*

Young Living therapeutic-grade essential oils for Grief and Sorrow:

Single Oils: Bergamot, Roman Chamomile, Clary Sage, Eucalyptus globulus, Juniper, Lavender.

Blends: Joy, Awaken, Valor, Release, Trauma Life, Gathering, Harmony, Present Time, Magnify Your Purpose.

Any of these essential oils can be:

To achieve optimal emotional well being does not come without work. It takes dedication, will, and belief that it is attainable.  I would feel great pleasure if I were able to help you to begin your journey of healing.  Please feel free to contact me, with questions or just to have someone to talk to. (Contact me)

* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Our pets stress can become quite aggravated at the drop of a hat, literally.  If you have skittish critters, it does not take much for them to be stressed and get scared, and their poor little hearts can start pumping like crazy. Some are more skittish than others.  Wouldn’t you like to be able to help them out, so that they are calmer?

Young Living has many different therapeutic-grade essential oils that are calming and they are safe to use with pets.  This is because Young Living essential oils are quality oils, they are not perfume grade.  When you use essential oils for your self and your pets, you want to be sure that you know that the essential oil you are using is a quality essential oil. This is extremely important, especially when you use them for therapeutic purposes on your pets that you love so much.

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Three oils that are particularly great calming oils are:

  1. Lavender is a great aid for relaxing.
  2. Peace and Calming blend helps calm tensions, promoting relaxation and a deep sense of peace.
  3. RutaVala blend promotes relaxation of the body and mind. It helps ease tension and relieve stress.

It’s quite simple to use Young Living essential oils on our pets.  You know that first off, you have your quality oil with Young Living.   Young Living essential oils are very concentrated and powerful, so it is important to understand that less is better!

The easiest way to use Young Living essential oils with your pets is by diffusing them.  By diffusing the essential oil your pets, and you, are getting the aromatherapy by breathing in the essential oil that is being diffused.  The diffuser literally puts the essential oil into the air in micro-fine particles that stay suspended in the air for several hours.

Start by diffusing your Young Living essential oils for 15-30 minutes, one to four times a day for normal situations. Place the nebulizer diffuser higher in the room (a shelf, bar, or fireplace mantle are good choices) so that the essential oil mist has a longer distance to fall through the air.

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Essential oils can also be applied topically.  Remember less is better.  The amount of essential oil that is used would be determined by the size of your pet.

  • Small to medium sized pets, like cats or small/medium dogs:
  1. Take 1 drop of any of the above mentioned essential oils.
  2. Place it in the palm of your hand and rub your hands together until the essential oil is dry.
  3. Rub your pets paws and give them a nice loving petting.
  • Larger sized dogs
  1. Take 2 drop of any of the above mentioned essential oils.
  2. Place it in the palm of your hand and rub your hands together until the essential oil is dry.
  3. Rub your pets paws and give them a nice loving petting.

With either one of these therapies, diffusing or topical application you should see your pets becoming calmer.  They may begin to love it when you bring out the essential oils.  I know my pets love them and they have their favorites, just like I do.

We love our pets, and they love us, so why not help them to feel less stress by having Young Living essential oils on hand for them.  You can get your products delivered right to your door.  Young living has other pet products that are all natural, and if you are interested in learning more, please contact me.

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Hair loss is caused by hormonal imbalances (such as increase in testosterone), or inflammatory conditions (as in the case of alopecia areata). Essential oils are excellent for cleansing, nourishing, and strengthening the hair follicle and shaft. Rosemary (cineol chemotype) encourages hair growth.

As men age, their DHEA and testosterone levels decline. Conversely, levels of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) increase, contributing to prostate enlarge – ment and hair loss. Because pregnenolone is the master hormone from which all hormones are created, men can directly benefit from trans dermal pregnenolone creams as a way of jump-starting sagging DHEA levels. Herbs such as saw palmetto and Pygeum africanum can prevent the conversion of testosterone into DHT, thereby reducing prostate enlargement and slowing hair loss.

Alopecia areata (Hair Loss)

Alopecia is an inflammatory hair-loss disease that is the second-leading cause of baldness in the U.S. A randomized, double-blind study at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in Scotland found that certain essential oils were extremely effective in combating this disease.1,2

Essential Oils for the Scalp and Hair Loss

Mister , Cedarwood, Rosemary, Lavender (see recipes below)

Choose ‘Natural’ Shampoo and Conditioner

Most shampoos (yes, including those sold in health food stores) contain chemicals that are unhealthy for the scalp and hair growth. What I like most about Young Living shampoo’s and conditioner’s is that they are entirely free of the chemicals you commonly find in all shampoo’s and conditioners.

Additionally, if build-up on your hair has been an issue I can tell you that I have always had the exact same problem, no matter how natural the shampoo or conditioner claimed to be. Each month I would have to switch brands so my hair wouldn’t be bogged down by the build-up of ingredients. That came to a screeching halt about ten years, when I began using Young Living shampoo’s and conditioner’s!

I have tried all three of Young Living’s shampoo’s and conditioner’s (Lavender, Rosewood, or Lemon-Sage) and used each of them for extended periods of time and NOT once have I ever had a nasty build-up on my hair – and that’s years worth of using the same shampoo and conditioner.

The other nice thing about Young Living shampoo’s and conditioner’s is that they are so concentrated that I have to add a little water to them to get them out of the bottles.

I have long hair and I only go through ‘two’ bottles of Young Living conditioner a year!

A bottle of Young Living shampoo lasts me almost two months.

I save a fortune using Young Living shampoo and conditioner, plus I’m not exposing myself to harmful chemicals! What also makes it even more cost efficient is that I am a wholesale member and save 24% off retail pricing – I highly recommend you consider doing the same. ~ Evelyn Vincent

Essential Oils Blend Recipes for Hair Loss

These recipes contain essential oils that are known for assisting in hair loss issues. These are done separately from normal shampooing and are best done at bedtime for best results.

Alopecia Areata Scalp Oils:

  • 4 drops Rosemary
  • 4 drops Thyme
  • 4 drops Lavender
  • 4 drops Cedarwood

Dilute above essential oils in 3-4 tablespoons V-6 (or olive, grapeseed or fractionated coconut oil) in a jar. Dip fingertips into mixture and massage gently into scalp before sleep nightly (do not ‘rub’ fingers hard across scalp as this can cause hair to break at the root level).

Hair Loss Prevention Blend #1:

  • 10 drops Cedarwood
  • 8 drops Rosemary
  • 10 drops Sandalwood
  • 10 drops Lavender

Hair Loss Prevention Blend #2:

  • 3 drops Rosemary
  • 5 drops Lavender
  • 4 drops Cypress
  • 2 drops Clary Sage
  • 2 drops Juniper

Add 10 drops of either of the above blends to 1 tsp. of fractionated coconut oil and massage into the scalp where it is balding; then rub gently into the remainder of the scalp. This works best when done at night. It may help to alternate the two above blends.

Additional Young Living Product Recommendations for Hair Loss

Prenolone Plus or ProGen (topical creams), True Source (multivitamins), Frankincense or EndoGize (essential oils).

Research:

1. Hay, Jamieson, Ormerod “Randomized trial of aromatherapy. Successful treatment for alopecia areata.” Archives of Dermatology. 1998 Nov;134(11):1349-52.

2. Kalish, Gilhar “Alopecia areata: autoimmunity–the evidence is compelling.” The Journal of Investigative Dermatology Symposium Proceedings 2003 Oct;8(2):164-7.

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Valentines Day for lovers only? Do you feel left out because you are single and don’t have a partner? Are you lonely and yearn for the touch from a loving and caring person or kind thoughtful words to set your heart racing? If you are experiencing any of these emotions and feeling the picture is not going to change, at least perhaps not before Valentines Day, are you going to feel bad because of being without that someone special, or do you want to feel emotionally better and feel your ’self-love’, ’self-worth’, ’self-care’?

There are numerous reasons why many people are alone. From loss due to a death, divorce, or just not having ever met that Miss or Mister Right. It can be a very lonely feeling when one is in that space and especially at times like Valentines Day or other monumental times in our lives. You can complain about the unfairness of it all, remain bitter and unforgiving and not able to let go, that is a choice. Or you can change and overcome and transform those unhappy, unhealthy feelings for better ones. Forgiving someone does not condone what someone else did; it simply releases us from the pain of their actions. It all is a choice and a choice only you can make.

I was married, am now divorced and have been single for many years.  It was difficult a lot of the time, but there were several things that helped me to turn around and to feel better, and that helped to pull me up off the ground out of my darkest hours. I call them my five fixes.

My Five Fixes

  1. My Blessings: One way for me to feel better was to count my many blessings. This in itself got me back on track to feeling better, as I am blessed, and I know that many people are less fortunate.  One can always find good in a circumstance. Sometimes it may be hard to see it, but if you try hard, you can see that your life is better in some way, than someone elses.
  2. Gratitude: Gratitude in itself can improve your life. By simply focusing on what it is we are grateful for we can improve our lives in a big way. I have been starting and ending my day for many years, saying to myself and God, what I am grateful for. I truly believe I am even more blessed because of this.
  3. Make the call:  Call someone. For me this was a tough one, the first time being the toughest. When you are able to talk with someone, it makes  your loneliness more tolerable and you feel the caring from your friend or family member you spoke with.
  4. Journal: Daily writing my thoughts, my blessings, what I am grateful for, who I talked with, or how beautiful a day it was. It is very therapeutic to write. It does not have to be long, it could be just a few words, or you can write a chapter. Just be sure to write.
  5. Essential oils: This is by far a very amazing, rewarding and healing part of my continual life’s journey. I tend to start my day by applying and massaging Young Living essential oil blend of Joy onto the bottoms of my feet.  This keeps my mood uplifted throughout the day.

Alright then, soon it will be Valentines Day and many of us are single, so we need to focus on what will boost our spirits, make us happy, relaxed and loved.  Sometimes it may be hard to think of what will make us happy, so I’ve put together a few suggestions of what I would do.

  • Start my day by applying Rose oil to my pulse points and under my nose, so that I can smell the beautiful scent throughout the day.
  • Get a massage and take your favorite essential oil of choice. (Mine would be Peace and Calming, unless I had aching muscles, then it would be Balsam Fir or PanAway)
  • Go get a pedicure or manicure and once again take your favorite essential oil of choice to soak your feet and hands in. (Mine would be peppermint and lavender)
  • Go out to dinner with a friend or friends and then rent some movies or go to the movies.
  • Diffuse essential oil blend of Harmony to help me to feel emotionally balanced, calm and open to new possibilities and an overall feeling of well-being.

For some this may be too boring, but I am a simple gal leading a pretty calm, simplistic life, so it works for me.  My main focus and passion that keeps my life upbeat and healthy is the fact that Young Living essential oils have been in my life since 1996 and I know that my Valentines Day will be brighter, happier and filled with loving feelings because I surround my self with our quality oils. If you would like to learn more about Young Living essential oils, I would enjoy hearing from you, please contact me so that I can help you to get started with the right choice of essential oils to help you too to have a more fulfilled Valentines Day.

Jonel Elder

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Young Living lavender essential oil is one of the most popular therapeutic-grade oils in the line of over  150. The importance of using only the finest quality lavender can mean the difference between terrific results and disastrous – thus, always use the best! These tips only apply to the use of Young Living Essential Oils.

  1. Soothe minor burns by applying 2–3 drops of lavender essential oil to the affected area.
  2. Rub lavender essential oil on dry or chapped skin to moisturize the affected area.
  3. Add a few drops of lavender essential oil to a cotton ball and place it in closets and drawers to scent linens and repel moths and insects.
  4. You may be able to minimize the appearance of scar tissue by massaging lavender essential oil on or around affected areas.
  5. Place a few drops of lavender essential oil on a damp cloth to make your own dryer sheet, deodorizes and freshens laundry.
  6. Diffuse lavender essential oil to minimize seasonal discomforts.
  7. Rub 2 drops of lavender essential oil on palms then rub your hands over your child’s pillow to help him/her sleep.
  8. Diffuse lavender essential oil to set the mood for a baby shower or social gathering.
  9. Diffuse or inhale lavender essential oil to calm your mind, body, and spirit after a hard day’s work.
  10. Diffuse lavender before going to bed for a restful nights sleep.
  11. Put one drop of lavender in a cup of hot water to make your own lavender tea.
  12. Put 3-6 drops on a cotton ball and place cotton ball in vacuum cleaner bag for a nice fresh scent while you clean.

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Green Clay and Essential Oil Masks: recipes for all skin types

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Each mask listed below is designed for a specific skin type. Find the one that works best with your skin type and do a little pampering! A good mask usually isn’t needed more than once a week, but you can utilize certain formulations more as needed.

Although clay masks are thought to be drying, they contain great benefits for the skin and can be used very successfully in your beauty regimen.

Green clay has become the talk of the beauty world. The absorbent properties of green clay work in beauty treatments by drawing out impurities and toxins from the skin, toning and firming while stimulating circulation. Estheticians use it to tighten pores, exfoliate dead skin, and reveal a smoother, fresher complexion. Green clay is readily available online and at natural beauty retailers. It makes an ideal base for any of the masks below.

Green Clay Mask Base

Create your mask base by mixing green clay together with a little corn flour and a quarter teaspoon of powdered raw oats.

Tip: when mixing the ‘wet’ ingredients into the clay mixture you may want to add a couple drops of water or neroli or V-6 if the mixture needs more moisture to form a nice paste.

Note: The ‘corn flour” mentioned in this recipe can be made by putting a little cornmeal in an electric coffee grinder to make it into a fine powder. I have a Krups coffee grinder that its sole purpose is for making a powder out of dried herbs, nuts, oats, and other grains – you do not want to use the same grinder that you use for your coffee beans as the coffee flavor will get into your other ground foods.

Mask for Normal Skin with Geranium Essential Oil

For a normal skin, mix the clay, corn flour, and oats together with one beaten egg white. Add one drop geranium oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Mask for Dry Skin with Chamomile Essential Oil

For a dry skin, mix the clay, corn flour, and oats together with one beaten egg white. Add one teaspoon wheat germ oil or evening primrose oil, plus one drop chamomile (Roman or German) oil and two drops carrot seed oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Mask for Oily Skin with Lavender and Frankincense Essential Oils

For an oily skin, mix the clay, corn flour, and oats together with one beaten egg white. Add one drop lavender oil and one drop frankincense oil or juniper berry oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Mask for Problem Skin with Lavender and Tea Tree Essential Oils

For a problem skin, mix the clay, corn flour, and oats together with one beaten egg white. Add one drop lavender oil, one drop tea tree oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Rejuvenating Skin Mask with Frankincense and Myrrh Essential Oils

For a general skin boost, mix the clay, corn flour, and oats together with one beaten egg white. Add one teaspoon jojoba oil, one drop chamomile oil, one drop frankincense oil, and one drop myrrh oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Before Application

Before applying the mask, make sure that the skin is cleansed properly and dried by patting it with a towel. A light exfoliating cleanser such as Young Living’s Satin Facial Scrub Mint will work well in prepping the skin for the best mask application.

After applying any of the masks, leave on for at least fifteen minutes and wash off with lukewarm water and pat the skin dry. Apply moisturizer. ART® Day or Night Activator is a good recommendation for effective and refining moisture with the benefits of frankincense.

Note: If you have never used essential oils or green clay and are prone to allergies, do a patch test on a small area to gage sensitivity before applying any of these masks.

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Using Essential Oils for Corns, Sore Feet and Athlete’s Foot

Aromatherapy Foot Bath Recipe

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Essential Oils Can Help with Acne

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Mood swings for many come suddenly and can be very upsetting. When you take a breath, by the time you breath out all of a sudden your mood has changed.  You could have been in a perfectly fine mood, then out of the blue something triggers a change to sadness, anger, worry, disappointment anxiety, or some deep seeded pain.

prozac-people-mood-depressionSo many emotions can be very debilitating, and many may have pills that their doctor may have prescribed because their mood swings are so intense. For many when they are feeling such despair, they may want to be left alone and just ride it out.  It can be difficult when one is feeling this way to even care about anything, anyone and especially not caring about themselves. Trying to figure out why the feeling is there is not easy to understand and at the time, you don’t really care, you just feel like “cr.. “.

Could it be diet that has triggered the mood swing? Like sugar. Or perhaps the environment you are in, or the people you were with.  Sometimes people can bring us down and they can zap us or drain us of our energy.  I think if we are able to take a few seconds or moments and think about what just happened that this may help. The next step is to reach for something natural to help take the edge off of the “blahs, anger, sadness, etc.”

Therapeutic grade essential oils are helpful for balancing energy. Notice how I am saying therapeutic grade essential oils. They are much different then perfume grade essential oils and understanding the difference is an important part of using essential oils for natural healing.  Please read more on quality of essential oils.

Essential oils carry the “life force” of the plant and this “life force” can help our “life force”.

Lavender therapeutic grade essential oil is a calming and uplifting essential oil and has many, many other beneficial qualities. It is called the “Swiss Army Knife” of essential oils, or the “Duct Tape”, because of its magnitude of healing.

Lavender would be an excellent essential oil to have on hand to help in balancing of mood swings. The simplest way of using it is, open the bottle and take several deep breaths. Also put a drop on your wrist and smell it. Pay attention to the change in your energy and mood. I’ll bet you will notice a change.  Plus it could come in handy for cuts or burns.

If you often have mood swings you might want to seek out an energy healer, such as Reiki. So far for me Reiki has been the best stress reduction technique that I have experienced from energy healers.  However not too many of us have the luxury of receiving such treats on a regular basis, so essential oils is the best way to go.

Young Living has many emotional blends that may help one through many emotions release situations. I am going to list many of them and as you will see, just by their name, they may be beneficial for a wide range of emotional healing.

  1. Acceptance
  2. Awaken
  3. Believe
  4. Envision
  5. Forgiveness
  6. Gathering
  7. Gratitude
  8. Grounding
  9. Harmony
  10. Hope
  11. Humility
  12. Inner Child
  13. Joy
  14. Motivation
  15. Peace & Calming
  16. Release
  17. SARA
  18. Surrender
  19. Trauma Life
  20. Valor
  21. White Angelica

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Here are some ways to use the oils to aide in feeling emotional well being:

  • Valor is an empowering combination of therapeutic-grade essential oils that works with both the physical and spiritual aspects of the body to increase feelings of strength, courage, and self-esteem in the face of adversity. Renowned for its strengthening qualities, Valor enhances an individuals internal resources. It has also been found to help energy alignment in the body.*  Apply 2-4 drops to the bottoms of your feet.
  • Harmony is an exquisite blend that promotes physical and emotional well-being by bringing harmonic balance to the energy centers of the body. The liberating, balancing, and calming essential oils in this blend open us to new possibilities while contributing to an overall feeling of well-being.* Apply 2-4 drops on you solar plex.
  • Joy is a luxuriously exotic blend with uplifting overtones that creates magnetic energy and brings joy to the heart. When worn as cologne or perfume, Joy exudes an alluring and irresistible fragrance that inspires romance and togetherness. When diffused, it can be refreshing and uplifting.* Apply 2-4 drops over your heart.
  • White Angelic is a calming and soothing blend that encourages feelings of protection and security. It combines oils used during ancient times to enhance the body’s aura, which brings about a sense of strength and endurance. Many people use it as protection against negative energy. White Angelica works great applied to shoulders.* Apply 2-4 drops on your crown.

This is a very nice energy balancing exercise to give to yourself, and the rewards of how you will feel after wards is such a nice help for when a mood swing may hit. It is a possibility to feel better with essential oils and I hope that you are ready to give them a try.  I would love to hear from you if you have any questions please click contact me.

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* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Cocoa butter has a delicious chocolate scent and depending upon the Young Living essential oils you choose can add another layer of scent to you massage bar. In this recipe you can substitute shea butter or mango butter for the cocoa butter. These massage bars also make a lovely gift, perfect for Valentine’s Day – put massage bars into a pretty little basket of decorative box and label which essential oil(s) are in the bars. valentines-holiday-seasonal

Aromatherapy Massage Bars

You’ll need:

  • 3 ounces beeswax 

  • 3 ounces apricot or almond oil

  • 3 ounces cocoa butter

  • 30-40 drops of your favorite Young Living essential oil or your own combination of oils

  • Soap bar molds (available at craft stores)



Method:

Heat beeswax, apricot or almond oil and cocoa butter in a double boiler over low heat just until melted. Remove from heat. Add essential oil when mixture has cooled slightly. Pour into soap molds and cool until hardened, approximately 2 hours. Place in freezer for a few minutes before popping bars out of molds. To use, rub massage bar onto the skin – the warmth of the skin immediately melts the bar.

Nice Essential Oil Choices for Your Massage Bars

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