Many essential oils have healing properties that can be used in your first aid kit. They can help cope with most minor incidents and accidents such as a burn, cut, sniffles, colds, pain, etc. If you receive an injury or illness that is not severe, treatment with essential oils can be very effective. Having a well-stocked first aid kit and being familiar with how to use the oils will be very beneficial to you and your family for a wide range of illnesses and disease. Select the necessary essential oils and make the required blends to have on hand to resolve those non-emergency situations.
Essential oils for the home kit.
Carnation: Strong analgesic. Use for a toothache, rheumatism, arthritis and other muscular type pain. Can be used for infectious disease. Will disinfect the room.
Clove, cinnamon, and orange: 3 drops each for an air freshener to prevent the spread of infectious disease.
Geranium: Calming tonic for the nervous system. Reduces anxiety, depression and improves mood. Rids the body of toxins. Good for minor burns.
Geranium, lemon and myrrh: Add 1-2 drops each to 10 ml of oil-base for a throat message in the case of sore throat.
Ginger: Invigorates and stimulates. Good for different types of disorders of the gastro-intestinal tract. Stimulates blood circulation. Used as an analgesic for rheumatism, arthritis, sprains and other muscular type pains.
Cypress, ginger and chamomile: Add 1-3 drops each to 10 ml of oil-base for massage for swollen joints or sprains.
Lavender: Calms the nervous system. Good for headaches and migraines, insect bites, small cuts, abrasions, and mild sunburn. Lavender essential oil promotes regeneration of the skin. To relieve periodic pain, rub lavender oil to your lower back and abdomen. It will also help to preserve emotional equilibrium.
Lemon: Strengthens the immune system. Strong antiseptic. Will disinfect a room.
Lemon, rosemary, and eucalyptus: For respiratory infections apply a mix of a few drops each of essential oils in the ratio 1:1:2 on a handkerchief.
Marjoram: Calms the nervous system. Reduces anxiety and stress. Marjoram essential oil clarifies the mind and promotes problem solving. Good for hyperactive people. Very effective for muscular and rheumatic pains. Will help heal bruises.
Oregano, clary sage, and chamomile: Add 3-4 drops of oregano and 2-3 drops of clary sage and chamomile to a bath to alleviate menstrual pain.
Melissa: In case of emotional stress it has a calming effect and improves mood. Melissa is a good sedative. Also anti-inflammatory. Good for the female reproductive system.
Lemon balm, chamomile and sage: Use 2-3 drops each for a relaxing and soothing bath.
Juniper: Has a general stimulating effect. Known for its ability to remove toxins. Helps to relieve puffiness. A good antiseptic.
Grapefruit, juniper, and fennel: Massage the abdomen with the aim of removing toxins after consuming alcohol or fatty foods: add 2-3 drops of grapefruit and 1-2 drops each of juniper and fennel to 10 ml of oil-base.
Peppermint: Analgesic. A good remedy for colds and diseases of the upper respiratory tract and also for all types of problems of the gastrointestinal tract.
Peppermint, pine, and eucalyptus: Mix in equal proportions for an aromatic blend for respiratory infections.
Neroli: As a natural tranquilizer, relieves stress and calms the nervous system. Stimulates blood circulation.
Melissa, chamomile and neroli: Add 2-3 drops each for a relaxing and soothing bath.
Niaouli: Strengthens the immune system. Great antiseptic, antibacterial and antifungal agent. Its properties can replace the smell of essential tea tree oil with a more pleasant sweet aroma.
Niaouli or tea tree: Use in a bath by adding 4-6 drops of each for thrush or cystitis. For fungus of the foot, soak in a foot bath with 4-5 drops of tea tree or niaouli.
Chamomile: Calms the nervous system and relieves irritability. Eases headache. It has a calming effect for problems of the gastrointestinal tract. Antiseptic.
Chamomile, geranium, and peppermint: Add 2-3 drops each to 10 ml of oil-base and message to the painful area of neuralgia or pinched nerve.
Tea tree: The most powerful antiseptic, antibacterial and antifungal agent. Tea tree essential oil recommended for wounds and burns, insect bites and fungal infections.
Eucalyptus: Great antiviral agent. Has antipyretic effects. Also helpful for infectious diseases.
Eucalyptus and neroli: For cystitis add 1-3 drops each to 10 ml of oil-base and message the abdomen and lower back.
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