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How I Cured Morgellons
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Ruth 8/5/2017 3:09:46 PM | Dear Deanna, Praying that you will soon be through the recent setback and that you will know when and how to rest and know that even in this God is working for good. Thank you for your recent post about essential oils. You can see I'm keen as I found the thread! As and when you have time I would be so grateful if you could share some of the ways you use your essential oils. Love and prayers, Ruth |
Sarah 2/5/2017 2:06:00 PM | Thank you for all of this great information! I have been trying out various essential oils over the past two years and it's helpful to see some of the oils that you recommend. I have tried almost all of the ones you've recommended and need to restock my supply of some of them. Tea Tree/Melaleuca Oregano (rub on the arch of your feet) Frankiscense Lavender Peppermint Clove Rosemary One that I didn't see mentioned is VETIVER. It helps with ADD/brain fog symptoms which is why I got it. Interestingly, if you rub 1-2 drops of vetiver on your big toe (look up reflexology points to see where to rub) it works amazingly well to help you sleep. Some reviews say it works better than ambien! I let a friend try it and didn't get it back but it definitely helped me when I was using it. Just be careful that you purchase top quality oils since cheaper is not always a good thing. I like doTERRA since they are very good about their manufacturing/purity/efficacy standards...they have to be since some of their oils you can also use internally. Essential oils are amazing and will continue to use them even after I recover from Lyme and Morgellons. |
Ms. V. 12/6/2016 1:56:47 PM | Hi Deanna! Sorry for my slow response. We had a bit of a weather-related disaster around here just after Thanksgiving weekend and I had to replace my laptop, etc. I would be happy to share some recipes. I think I owe you some travel-related oil recipes and tips as well. My anti-creature sachets are pretty easy - I have two types. I will try to post those tonight as right now I'm responding to this on my way out the door. My advice regarding Young Living is not meant to disparage the company. I think they have the right idea in mind. However, they are too expensive and so not always verify their sourcing. I think they take advantage monetarily. Simple as that. Some essential oils are fantastically expensive for a legitimate reason, such as saffron oil, Bulgarian rose, orris/iris and carnation, to name but a few. In some cases, it takes a great deal of the plant, bark, petal, root or leaf to produce a viable amount of oil. Sometimes processing a certain oil is arduous and the expense lies in that process. If that is the case with a particular oil, the consumer needs to be aware. Some oils like lemon, orange, eucalyptus, clove, etc. should never be over priced because they are abundant and the processing is minimal. I won't recommend companies that make their reputation merely by name. They have to have clearly stated standards, sourcing and be reasonable in price where they can. Hope you and all the other Forum Fellows had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. Sending you warmth for maximum healing and peace - Ms. V. |
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