May 22, 2010
Aromatherapy Helps Depression
Some feel that depression is something that can be snapped out of, but these individuals have obviously never suffered from depression. Depression can be feeling of extreme sadness that come and go without warning. Depression can also be severe and feel like a dark cloud following you where ever you go.
Depression affects you mentally making you feel like you are worth nothing. It also affects your relationships. Depression can affect you physically too. Depression causes stress. Stress causes a change in appetite, activity decrease, and can make the body strain.
There are ways to over come depression and using pharmaceutical drugs is one of them. These drugs have side effects. Some of them can be addicting, cause hair loss, and other severe side effects. There are remedies without side effects and these are natural ways.
One popular natural remedy is aromatherapy. Aromatherapy helps the body heal through triggering specific healing abilities through fragrances. Other natural things such as exercising and sufficient sleep will help aromatherapy be more effective at healing depression.
Essential oils are the fragrances that are used in aromatherapy. There are three essential oils that are commonly used to help with depression. The oils are Jasmine, Lavender French, and Neroli. These essential oils can be combined together for an enhanced affects or used separately.
Jasmine oil’s fragrance is as beautiful as its name. It is great at giving you a boost of confidence and self-esteem. Jasmine can also relax the body.
Lavender French helps you to relax mentally. It can also help your mood and muscles relax. Lavender French comes from France and is a very popular oil fragrance.
Neroli oil is a great sleeping aid. Like Jasmine and Lavender French, Neroli helps to relax as well. It can also help you feel rejuvenated and dispel anger and irritability.
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June 14, 2011
rosiebrown1 @ 7:39 am:
Darlene, first of all, thank you for taking the time to send your comments. I read all of them at once and then went to the article you recommended. We have had a death in the family, so it will take me a little while to read through it thoroughly, but I did skim the entire document. I will definitely bookmark the document and the web site you reference. I love to learn, and I appreciate you sharing this info. What jumps out at me at first glance is his warning about “derivatives” vs the “parent” essential oils. That is very intriguing. This is probably a very poor analogy, but it reminds me of what happens in our country with aromatherapy essential oils. People buy all sorts of “essential oil” products, there is a flood of them on the market, all claiming to be “essential oils.” However, the public is not getting true essential oils. I learned to buy my aromatherapy essential oils from the company Young Living because I know I am getting the real thing there. I look forward to having some time to read about this further. Thank you! Rosie
July 23, 2011
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July 26, 2011
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