Dear Katie,
I have a sister who had one and I either posted or read what it said to do on www.everythingessential.me and they recommended the lifelong vitality. She went on that for a month and it went away! Needless to say, she is still taking them and knows the supplements are doing good things for her!
Susan
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Subject: [Everything doTERRA] Digest for everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com - 25 Messages in 12 Topics
Group: http://groups.google.com/group/everythingdoterra/topics
§ S&S Contest? [2 Updates]
§ Crohn's Disease [2 Updates]
§ low libido [2 Updates]
§ Bladder/Kidney Infections [5 Updates]
§ Ganglion Cysts [1 Update]
§ Burning tongue! [2 Updates]
§ energy [2 Updates]
§ ATT in Salt Lake? [2 Updates]
§ Peaceful Child and Weird Notes [3 Updates]
§ Peaceful child blend and success stories [1 Update]
§ costochondritis [1 Update]
§ Epsom Salt in Sprays [2 Updates]
Charly Risenmay <doterrasanantonio@gmail.com> Jan 04 04:09PM -0600
Begin forwarded message:
Ginny Eiseman <ginny@kpunet.net> Jan 04 02:19PM -0900
http://www.doterra.com/newyou/
If you are referring to the enroll with 100PV make a LRO for 100PV and
receive a voucher for 100PV, you have to register your event at the link
above.
gin
az <azandersonkc@gmail.com> Jan 04 12:42PM -0800
I have a client where both she and her 9 year old daughter have
Crohn's disease. Is there a blend of oils that you would recommend to
help them both with the effects of this disease?
Ginny Eiseman <ginny@kpunet.net> Jan 04 02:17PM -0900
I don't know a lot about this condition other than people seem to do
better on gluten and sugar free diets. The protocol is listed here for
oils. gin
http://www.everythingessential.me/HealthConcerns/CrohnsDisease.html#page=page-2
On 1/4/2012 11:42 AM, az wrote:
az <azandersonkc@gmail.com> Jan 04 12:40PM -0800
I have a client who has struggled with a low libido for several
years. She has five children and also works as a nurse, which I am
sure adds to her stress level. She has tried Clary Sage, with no
success, are there any other oils that you would recommend for her to
use and how long should she use these oils before knowing if they are
having a positive effect or not?
Ginny Eiseman <ginny@kpunet.net> Jan 04 02:14PM -0900
One of our clients had success with ylang ylang and LLV
gin
On 1/4/2012 11:40 AM, az wrote:
WolfE <wolfe27@att.net> Jan 04 09:52AM -0800
Cranberry is great, cranberry juice on the other hand, is NOT. It is
LOADED with sugar. Definitely take Riki's advice & go with the
supplement! It will help!
Katz Delauney-Leija <kdelauney@sc.rr.com> Jan 04 02:37PM -0500
Not DoTerra but the easiest quickest fix in the world!! use it and stopped getting them…D'Mannose powder...http://www.herbspro.com/68037/DMannose.htm If you don't get this link e-mail me and I will send it
Katz Delauney-Leija MSW
Phoenix Rising LLC
803-530-6199
kdelauney@sc.rr.com
On Jan 4, 2012, at 10:28 AM, Riki Evans wrote:
brenda <bturbomom@yahoo.com> Jan 04 12:02PM -0800
I would also rub on your abdomen purify, lemongrass, and melaleuca.
My wonderful daughter told me this,( I was struggling getting it
nipped with the oils! So, I did this and WALA! It worked great.) I
did find out you need to treat it for a couple of days after there are
no symptoms. Then it won't come back.
On Jan 3, 4:19 pm, Kathleen Spence <kathleen.a.spe...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Joyce Sanders <sanders.joyce@gmail.com> Jan 04 01:39PM -0700
Rosemary is the best for bladder infections. I have found out where the
bladder is on my foot and i put it on just that area three or four times a
day. Its gone witbhin a day. I use to get bladder infections all the time.
As soon as i feel one coming on i put on my rosemay may be once or twice a
day and it is gone jst like that. Love that stuff.
On Jan 4, 2012 5:58 AM, "Kathleen Spence" <kathleen.a.spence@gmail.com>
wrote:
Vanessa Hansen <vanessalhansen@gmail.com> Jan 04 11:43AM -0800
I agree with Riki about the capsules! I've gotten a horrible bladder
infection. Hit it with about 3-4 capsules at first then you can slow
down. It worked really well. Also, cranberry juice is a form a sugar
and feeds the yeast in your body. You really aren't helping yourself,
you're probably making it worse by feeding the yeast that causes the
problem to begin with..
Vanessa
Katie Gossell <katiegossell@hotmail.com> Jan 04 11:00AM -0800
Dodes anyone have any success stories with ganglion cysts? I have a
friend who has one and has tried oregano topically on her wrist and
it's giving her a horrible rash. Any ideas? Should she try her feet?
(That's what I suggested next) Any ideas are greatly needed!!!
Thanks!
Ginny Eiseman <ginny@kpunet.net> Jan 04 10:18AM -0900
It is a side effect from going off the clonazepam, not the detox part.
I'd watch it carefully. Unfortunately, it may mean that you need to
taper slowly off of it. Unfortunately, clonazepan is one of those drugs
that is very addictive and your body will crave it and start throwing
'symptoms' at you to get you to take it. The scariest is serious
thoughts of suicide and other 'voices'. The burning synsation is not one
of the reported common side effects but I have heard of it before. It is
a very hard drug to go cold turkey from and doctors don't recommend that
at all.
If you think you can handle it continue. I'd carry balance and use it as
often as you need, even just opening the bottle and smelling it. I'd
also drink a ton of water with lemon oil.
If it gets to be too much and you need to start taking the clonazepan
again try cutting down 1/4 off of the dose previously taken. If you need
help with the taper let us know right away.
gin
Carly Nelson <eojunkie@gmail.com> Jan 04 03:27PM -0700
Thank you, Ginny...I was just thinking maybe I shouldn't have gone off so
quickly...I was always told it was a 'very mild medication' and that I was
on a low dose. Had I known how bad it really was, I would have gotten off
a long time ago. It's been about 5 days. I'm very agitated/stressed/not
sleeping, etc. My mood is okay, but I don't know if I can take the other
symptoms for long...and some say it can go for months, even a couple of
years!
I guess what I'm wondering is, do I dare take it again and start tapering
off slowly, or would that really throw my system for a loop? Had I only
known, I would have tapered from the start. I'm such a goofball.
I appreciate any suggestions.
Carly
Ginny Eiseman <ginny@kpunet.net> Jan 04 10:18AM -0900
Best energy I know is LLV. If she is doing that already here are some
ideas:
http://www.everythingessential.me/HealthConcerns/Fatigue.html#page=page-2
gin
Monica <jmsanak@gmail.com> Jan 04 12:10PM -0900
Slim and sassy is also great for energy
brenda <bturbomom@yahoo.com> Jan 04 11:49AM -0800
Chris Stolworthy is a Doterra IPC and is also a licensed massage
Therapist and is in the Salt Lake area. She would be a good one to
call. I can give you her phone number if you email me.
bturbomom@yahoo.com. She is really good!!!
Jan <rssommer@msn.com> Jan 04 12:55PM -0800
Thanks for Susan's number, and
telling me about Stephanie Bridges. I live at
about 33rd So. on East side so maybe I'll
try Chris Stolworthy first. Brenda, I sent you
an email for her number. They all sound good!
Thanks for everyone's help!
Janice
Charly Risenmay <doterrasanantonio@gmail.com> Jan 04 11:47AM -0600
This is a weird post--so be warned!
RE the Peaceful child discussion - I am using it in a roller ball for my boys. The put it in their backpack and take it to school. I use the FCO to thin it enough to roll it out (plus they would use the whole dang bottle at once). Also, I do not mess with making an individual batch. Too much of a pain with the vetiver. So I triple it in a bigger glass bottle. It costs more to get it going, but its certainly easier to use.
Now for the weird part. I was thinking about all the little things that I love about doTERRA that just don't come up. So here's a few. 1. I never get tired of the new boxes. Even when its just LLV and the facial kit, I'm so excited to get it and open it. 2. I love the gold sparkles in the shampoo. I have no idea what they are, but they kind of make me smile. 3. I think its funny that my kids have ripped off the phrase "doterrorist" and added "Potions Master". 4. I get a kick out of telling people I am a "doTerrorist Potions Master" as a career--opens a lot of doors for some great discussions and people smile and are disarmed before I even open my mouth. 5. I think the PB assist looks cool. I'm a texture person, so that funky little pill fits that bill. 6. I think I want to bathe in immortelle. 7. I love that not all of the oils smell terrific. I find a use for my son to use a stinky one just before he goes out with his friends. Not too many girls want to get close to melaleuca.
Charly
DoTerra9455@gmail.com Jan 04 06:53PM
My favs are #5, #6 and #7!
Emily Drolshagen <emily.drolshagen@gmail.com> Jan 04 11:57AM -0700
I like 3 and 4 :)
Emily
Ginny Eiseman <ginny@kpunet.net> Jan 04 09:49AM -0900
What is his diet like?
gin
On 1/4/2012 6:58 AM, Jeannie wrote:
Erika Tenney <doterratucson@gmail.com> Jan 04 11:07AM -0700
Has anyone used the oils to help with costochondritis? I would like to hear your thought or advice. Thank you.
Erika
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Ileen Johnson <ileenjohnson@gmail.com> Jan 04 09:54AM -0800
The Epsom Salt, AKA magnesium sulfate, holds the oils in suspension so they
don't float to the top of the water or other liquid.
I use it for my mouth wash as suggested on the doTERRA toothpaste tube.
Dissolve the Epsom Salts in the water (just a tiny pinch is enough) in 8
ounces water; add 1 drop of On Guard oil and shake.
Ileen Johnson <ileenjohnson@gmail.com> Jan 04 09:56AM -0800
Here's a link to Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnesium_sulfate
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