Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Handouts of EOs, etc

Love the physicians kit flyer from aroma tools. It is a great one. U can even teach from it. The trio and emergency prep ones are good too

Heather

Olive <zaitoonbivee@gmail.com> wrote:

>Thanks for sharing Christine.
>
>With rgds, Zai
>
>On May 1, 7:34 am, Christine Meyer <cmcubcr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> If you don't mind spending a little money, go  to aromatool.com---they have lots
>> of literature and bottles to use for samples.  I put 20 drops in a 5/8 bottle
>> and figure the cost per drop and charge accordingly. Don't forget to add postage
>> on both oils and bottles. A brochure I really like is 3723A--- Lavender, Lemon,
>> and Peppermint. It gives beginners a lot of information on 3 popular oils.  cmm
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----
>> From: Olive <zaidote...@gmail.com>
>> To: Everything doTERRA <everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com>
>> Sent: Fri, April 29, 2011 11:20:11 AM
>> Subject: [Everything doTERRA] Handouts of EOs, etc
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I just had my very first talk, "Discover the magic of essential oils"
>> and 3 out of 10 attendees signed up! It was fun and I am so grateful
>> for all the resources and help readily available here and everyone in
>> doterra.
>>
>> There are some people who are interested in specific oils and I have
>> come across some excellent handouts on the builddoterra website under
>> the section "education" with many wonderful lectures with Dr Susan
>> Lawton. But perhaps this is a new section and not all oils are there,
>> like Lavender, Balance etc. Am I overlooking something? Where can I
>> get a ready made flyer similar to the other handouts which are
>> awesome.
>>
>> With appreciation, Zaitoon
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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: post labor...bleeding and fundal checks

Stinging nettle is really good. It actually has iron in it, s therefore slow bleeding. Sounds like this is a good regiment. I am learning so much that I want another baby... but we are done... guess I will help others.

Heather

Jess <jesscollins.doterra@gmail.com> wrote:

>I had my 5th child at home last summer. Here's a quick run down of
>what I do:
>I typically take black current seed oil before labor & drink a tea my
>midwives make. It's main ingredient is stinging nettle.
>I take lots of baths & usually deliver in the water.
>I drink a couple of drops of liquid chlorophyll after the birth.
>I used oils for the first time with the last child. I used basil,
>clary sage, helichrysum, & geranuim. I put them on my belly & perinium
>everyday for the last 2 weeks before delivery.
>I use homeopathic arnica tabs after delivery while nursing because the
>cramping is so bad when I begin to nurse. I'm told that it is common
>for the cramps to become harder with each child. The arnica tabs work
>wonders & take all the pain away for me.
>I also drink the stinging nettle tea a few weeks afterward. It tastes
>nasty to me but I do it because it is good for me.
>
>I do not do the fundal massage. My cramping after the birth is worse
>than the contractions during labor so needless to say it is very
>difficult for anyone to get near me to mash on my uterus. They would
>endanger their lives if they tried.
>The most interesting thing this birth is that I only bled for 2 weeks
>after the birth. My midwives think it may be due to the geranuim oil.
>
>I also used oils on my baby boy this time too. I used what was
>suggested in the Modern Essentials book.
>
>Best of luck to you & God Bless,
>Jess
>
>
>
>On Apr 29, 2:49 pm, srsioajn <srsio...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> So I'm new, and 38 weeks pregnant.  My most negative experience with
>> my last baby was the fundal checks and massage.  This is my 6th baby,
>> and I was told last time that after this many it's harder for the
>> uterus to get back to size....higher risk for blood clots and
>> hemorrhaging.  Thus, excruciating fundal massage....kneading to the
>> spine.
>>
>> I was wondering what I might try that would help alleviate "after
>> pains" in general.  Also, post labor bleeding.  Maybe that would
>> lessen the need for hospital staff to do so much of this fundal
>> massage stuff?
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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: post labor...bleeding and fundal checks

,

Heather

Jess <jesscollins.doterra@gmail.com> wrote:

>I had my 5th child at home last summer. Here's a quick run down of
>what I do:
>I typically take black current seed oil before labor & drink a tea my
>midwives make. It's main ingredient is stinging nettle.
>I take lots of baths & usually deliver in the water.
>I drink a couple of drops of liquid chlorophyll after the birth.
>I used oils for the first time with the last child. I used basil,
>clary sage, helichrysum, & geranuim. I put them on my belly & perinium
>everyday for the last 2 weeks before delivery.
>I use homeopathic arnica tabs after delivery while nursing because the
>cramping is so bad when I begin to nurse. I'm told that it is common
>for the cramps to become harder with each child. The arnica tabs work
>wonders & take all the pain away for me.
>I also drink the stinging nettle tea a few weeks afterward. It tastes
>nasty to me but I do it because it is good for me.
>
>I do not do the fundal massage. My cramping after the birth is worse
>than the contractions during labor so needless to say it is very
>difficult for anyone to get near me to mash on my uterus. They would
>endanger their lives if they tried.
>The most interesting thing this birth is that I only bled for 2 weeks
>after the birth. My midwives think it may be due to the geranuim oil.
>
>I also used oils on my baby boy this time too. I used what was
>suggested in the Modern Essentials book.
>
>Best of luck to you & God Bless,
>Jess
>
>
>
>On Apr 29, 2:49 pm, srsioajn <srsio...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> So I'm new, and 38 weeks pregnant.  My most negative experience with
>> my last baby was the fundal checks and massage.  This is my 6th baby,
>> and I was told last time that after this many it's harder for the
>> uterus to get back to size....higher risk for blood clots and
>> hemorrhaging.  Thus, excruciating fundal massage....kneading to the
>> spine.
>>
>> I was wondering what I might try that would help alleviate "after
>> pains" in general.  Also, post labor bleeding.  Maybe that would
>> lessen the need for hospital staff to do so much of this fundal
>> massage stuff?
>
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[Everything doTERRA] Melaleuca and swelling

My story isn't a sensational one, but it's wonderful to me!

Yesterday I had  "gardening accident", where my garden fork broke and the broken handle flicked up and hit me in the eye, causing the lens of my glasses to give me a 1 1/2" cut close to my eye.

I immediately put Melaleuca on it, and was thankful that there was not much swelling, but I knew that in the morning I'd have a nice shiner!

Well, when I woke up this morning there is barely an swelling at all, and not as much "color" as I had thought there would be.

The continuous application of Melaleuca has kept the cut sanitized and eliminated any swelling - I'm thrilled!

Vikki

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: Interstitial cystitis

Thank you! I will give it a try. I am detoxing right now, using the
GX assist, and staying away from all the foods and soda (which I
love!) to see if I can get some relief. Then I will follow up with
the pb assist and see how it goes from there! Thanks again.

On Apr 29, 6:05 pm, Felicity <pure.essencedote...@gmail.com> wrote:
> sorry, my post got cut off, I was trying to type, try OnGuard in
> bathwater and ingesting it in some water. The book (Modern Essential
> Usage Guide) recommends these. Otherwise, drinking/cleansing to remove
> the irritants from your system is a good start as well as learning the
> Relaxation Phase of Kegels to help decrease tension in the pelvic
> floor can also help decrease irritation to bladder. Hope this helps.
>
> On Apr 29, 12:34 pm, Kim Cluff <brandon.w.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:> I am a 36 year old female with symptoms of interstitial cystitis.  I
> > agree that the lemon and on guard make it worse.  I have tried oregano
> > and melaluca and it didnt seem to help either.  I have just started a
> > cleanse, and am going to lay off the spicy food and soda to see if I
> > can get myself into remission.  Any other ideas would be greatly
> > appreciated!

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[Everything doTERRA] LLV comparison

I have been repeatedly asked how does LLV compare to other comapanies
supplement producrs. Is there information ou there I am not aware of?
thanks, Rebecca

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: post labor...bleeding and fundal checks

I had my 5th child at home last summer. Here's a quick run down of
what I do:
I typically take black current seed oil before labor & drink a tea my
midwives make. It's main ingredient is stinging nettle.
I take lots of baths & usually deliver in the water.
I drink a couple of drops of liquid chlorophyll after the birth.
I used oils for the first time with the last child. I used basil,
clary sage, helichrysum, & geranuim. I put them on my belly & perinium
everyday for the last 2 weeks before delivery.
I use homeopathic arnica tabs after delivery while nursing because the
cramping is so bad when I begin to nurse. I'm told that it is common
for the cramps to become harder with each child. The arnica tabs work
wonders & take all the pain away for me.
I also drink the stinging nettle tea a few weeks afterward. It tastes
nasty to me but I do it because it is good for me.

I do not do the fundal massage. My cramping after the birth is worse
than the contractions during labor so needless to say it is very
difficult for anyone to get near me to mash on my uterus. They would
endanger their lives if they tried.
The most interesting thing this birth is that I only bled for 2 weeks
after the birth. My midwives think it may be due to the geranuim oil.

I also used oils on my baby boy this time too. I used what was
suggested in the Modern Essentials book.

Best of luck to you & God Bless,
Jess

On Apr 29, 2:49 pm, srsioajn <srsio...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So I'm new, and 38 weeks pregnant.  My most negative experience with
> my last baby was the fundal checks and massage.  This is my 6th baby,
> and I was told last time that after this many it's harder for the
> uterus to get back to size....higher risk for blood clots and
> hemorrhaging.  Thus, excruciating fundal massage....kneading to the
> spine.
>
> I was wondering what I might try that would help alleviate "after
> pains" in general.  Also, post labor bleeding.  Maybe that would
> lessen the need for hospital staff to do so much of this fundal
> massage stuff?

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