Have you ever desperately needed relief from your cold or respiratory issues and walked down the aisle only to find hundreds of pills, remedies, syrups, systems, etc.?
In that moment, you don’t want to have to make a decision; you just want something that will fight the germs that are making you feel like crud and help ease symptoms so you can feel better.
And you certainly don’t want to have to read labels and consider which toxic ingredients might be hiding in the products you use for relief when you’re feeling under the weather.
What can be hanging out in these products? Sugar and/or high fructose corn syrup, dyes and/or fragrance, sorbitol (which can cause tummy issues), our old nemesis parabens, and components that can cause liver damage, drowsiness, or increased risk of heart attack and stroke!
You need a TOXIN FREE GERM FIGHTER to come to the rescue.
Going natural is a great way to avoid all this potential bad news. Several Essential Oils can help your immune, digestive, and respiratory systems when you’re not feeling your best.
PROTECTIVE BLEND
The best way to feel better quickly is to not get sick at all. This requires an immune system that’s working at maximum function. The PROTECTIVE BLEND contains Wild Orange, Clove, Cinnamon, Eucalyptus, and Rosemary, and it can help support the immune system in many ways:
• Add two to three drops in a veggie capsule for an immune boost* during winter months.
• Diffuse in the car during road trips to cleanse the air.
• Mix with Fractionated Coconut Oil and apply topically.
• Rub on bottoms of kids’ feet during school season.
• Diffuse in home before company arrives to help cleanse the air and add a spicy and sweet aroma.
• Diffuse in class setting for an uplifting scent.
• Diffuse in your home or office during fall and winter months.
• Add to water for an effective all-purpose cleaner for surfaces.
In addition to the Essential Oil blend and some of the other PROTECTIVE BLEND products we’ve already talked about, you can also use PROTECTIVE BLEND BEADLETS, which provide on-the-go support you can keep in your purse, lunchbox, or diaper bag or the PROTECTIVE BLEND SANITIZING MIST, which cleanses and purifies hands and surfaces while killing 99.9% of germs and bacteria.
RESPIRATORY BLEND
Prevention is the first step, but if the germs have already taken over, the respiratory system is probably where you’ll feel the effects most.
The RESPIRATORY BLEND is made up of Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Melaleuca, Lemon, and Cardamom Essential Oils. These oils combine to help promote and maintain feelings of clear breathing and open airways when dealing with environmental or seasonal threats. Keeping a diffuser on your bedside table or desk and/or diluting with Fractionated Coconut Oil and applying to the chest and neck are two ways to help you get through the day when facing respiratory issues.
And just as the PROTECTIVE BLEND has additional products, the RESPIRATORY BLEND also has more to offer than just a bottle of oil:
VAPOR STICK: RESPIRATORY BLEND in vapor stick form! Many kids prefer this method of application. It’s cooling and soothing and contains the same oils as the RESPIRATORY BLEND.
RESPIRATORY DROPS: These are made of Organic Cane Sugar and Organic Brown Rice Syrup and also contain Essential Oils of Lemon, Peppermint, Cardamom, Eucalyptus, Thyme, and Melissa. They are soothing and cooling to nasal passages and help maintain clear airways and breathing.
DIGESTIVE BLEND
The DIGESTIVE BLEND smells spicy and minty and is ideal for digestive system support. It soothes upset stomachs and helps reduce occasional bloating, gas, and uncomfortable indigestion. This blend is packed with the tummy taming oils of Peppermint, Fennel, Ginger, Anise, Tarragon, Caraway, and Coriander.
It’s also helpful for travel, as it is stomach-soothing during bumpy bus rides, rocky air turbulence, or car trips route down long, windy roads. If you’re prone to motion sickness, keeping a bottle in the glove compartment can be a life-saver!
QUESTION – WHAT NATURAL SOLUTIONS DO YOU RELY ON WHEN YOU’RE FEELING UNDER THE WEATHER?