Essential Oils for Massage Therapy

By: Vipul / Category: Health FAQs

In halation, application and bathing are the three main methods used to encourage the entry of essential oils into the body. Individual oils posses antiseptic, antibiotic, sedative, tonic and stimulating properties and that they act in natural harmony with the natural defences of the body such as the immune system. Some oils such as eucalyptus and rosemary act as natural decongestants where others such as sag have benefits for circulation.

A wide range of conditions and disorders may benefit from aromatherapy and it is considered to be a gentle treatment subtitle for all age groups. Painful limbs, muscles and limbs due to arthritic disorder, digestive disorders, skin conditions are only some of the things which can be treated. Many oils can be used safely at home but some should only be used by a trained therapist. The most common oils used are Lavender, juniper, rosemary, chamomile, ylyang yland, eucalyptus.

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