Essential Oil Recipe for Arthritis Pain and Depression

    Recipe Categories - Massage Oil; Depression; Pain; Scientific Studies
By pixie
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This essential oil recipe for arthritis was used in a scientific study and found to improve pain and depression in arthritis sufferers.

The study used a blend of lavender, eucalyptus, marjoram, rosemary and peppermint with a group of 40 arthritis patients. The essential oil blend significantly decreased both pain and depression.

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Ingredients


The dilution of this recipe is 1.5%. This is a standard adult dilution.


8 drops Lavender
8 drops Eucalyptus
4 drops Marjoram
4 drops Rosemary
4 drops Peppermint
45 ml Sweet almond oil
45 ml Apricot Oil
10 ml Jojoba Oil
Warnings - Do not apply Eucalyptus Globulus or Eucalptus Radiata to, or near, the face of infants or young children. (Eucalyptus Dives is generally considered safe for children). Do not apply Rosemary oil on or near the face of infants or young children. Rosemary oil is best avoided during pregancy. Do not apply peppermint oil on or near the face of infants and children. Peppermint oil is best avoided during pregancy and while breastfeeding.

Ingredients

Instructions

Add the essential oils to a 100 ml dark glass bottle then add 45 ml of sweet almond oil, 45 ml of apricot oil and fill the rest of the bottle with jojoba oil. Massage into the painful joints regularly.

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