Since this painful area in your chest wall is caused by inflammation the
deep blue should work well. You need to keep the inflammation down.
There are a number of the oils that can be used for inflammation and you
have quite a few of them. The next time you order get some Past Tense and
when you or your daughters have this pain try the Past Tense. It is less
costly and for some conditions works as well as Deep Blue.
Deep Blue is pulling out the big guns and sometimes there are other oils
that work well also, such as: Lavender, Peppermint, Lemongrass, Roman
Chamomile, Melaleuca, White Fir, Clove, Helichrysum, Wintergreen, Myrrh,
Frankincense and so on......
You have a pharmacy full of oils for your specific condition plus anything
else that comes up with your family. You have been empowered with these
oils, use them well.
Pat
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 9:26 PM, Vikki <snootyvixen@gmail.com> wrote:
My daughters and I all have costochondritis, and mine is particularly
bothersome tonight :o(
Would I be correct in thinking that Deep Blue would be the blend I
should use? For the moment, I pretty much only have the Family
Physician kit and a couple of extras (the oils that I needed to make
up the AromaTouch kit).
Thanks to all the knowledgable people on this forum, and your
willingness to share, I'm learning so much!
Vikki
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