Re: Natural Cure for Fibromyalgia- this works for me :)

[Guest guest]

funny, all of this talk about natural cures, we have all been duped

before! But I have found something, and I have been amazed at the

results. I had been suffering from a flare for over 5 months,

practically bed riddden and it would take me 30 minutes to warm up my

muscles enough to move out of bed in the morning... abd then I

started using this essential oil crean.

The essential oil is called " PETITGRAIN " . I had never heard of it

before trying it a few weeks ago. Every night after my bath, I put

it everywhere... I focus on points that are tendar, (my trigger

points) gently rubbing the cream in. I feel like i am spending about

30 minutes really loving my body and enjoying the process and on top

of that, this cream is helping. I would say I am now 80% out of my

flare and been using this stuff only a week.

It is not made by anyone, I go to the shop where they sell and mix

essential oils and they make me up a bottle with glaxal based cream

and petitgrain essential oil. I also gave a friend of mine who

suffers terribley and has not worked in years due to fibro and she is

also amazed at the results. If you want to try something, try this.

If nothing else, spending the time caring for your body is beneficial

also. It works for me.

[Guest guest]

I searched for this as a cream, or at least for a cream that I could mix it with myself. I found petitgrain for sale on several sites, but only as the essential oil. Do you know if the shop that mixes it for you has a web site? I am having a flare right now and this sounds wonderful. Dominie, do you sell this oil?

For everyone, I found this description on the Nature's Gift site (http://www.naturesgift.com/):

Like any Petitgrain Essential Oil, this is an emotionally a powerful oil, calming anxiety and panic, acting as an antidepressant. Physically, it tends to be a sedative, which agrees with its relaxing effect on the mind. Some authorities recommend it for treating rapid heartbeat, and for insomnia. I have also seen it used in recipes for deodorant blends.

They sell three types of petitgrain: regular petitgrain, columbine petitgrain (described above) and combava petitgrain. Here is a little more on these oils:

This [Combava] is my favorite Petitgrain...crisp, tart, with a lemon/citrus tang. It freshens the air and uplifts the spirit. A few drops in the lamp or diffuser bring a total change in the atmosphere.

Of our three Petitgrain oils, the traditional Petitgrain bigarade, from the bitter orange tree is the greenest and the leafiest in aroma, our Clementine Petitgrain is the sweetest, with the sweet scent of the fruit it comes from, and the Combava is the clearest. It seems to have a fresh lemon-lime note that soars above the green scent of the leaves. The leaves are often used to flavor Thai foods and I suspect that a drop of this Petitgrain would do wonders for your cooking!This is a new essential oil and has not been tested for dermatological safety; we don't know if it is a skin irritant or a sensitizer. For this reason you may want to restrict its use to a lamp or a diffuser.

Pam

Re: Natural Cure for Fibromyalgia- this works for me

funny, all of this talk about natural cures, we have all been duped before! But I have found something, and I have been amazed at the results. I had been suffering from a flare for over 5 months, practically bed riddden and it would take me 30 minutes to warm up my muscles enough to move out of bed in the morning... abd then I started using this essential oil crean. The essential oil is called "PETITGRAIN". I had never heard of it before trying it a few weeks ago. Every night after my bath, I put it everywhere... I focus on points that are tendar, (my trigger points) gently rubbing the cream in. I feel like i am spending about 30 minutes really loving my body and enjoying the process and on top of that, this cream is helping. I would say I am now 80% out of my flare and been using this stuff only a week. It is not made by anyone, I go to the shop where they sell and mix essential oils and they make me up a bottle with glaxal based cream and petitgrain essential oil. I also gave a friend of mine who suffers terribley and has not worked in years due to fibro and she is also amazed at the results. If you want to try something, try this. If nothing else, spending the time caring for your body is beneficial also. It works for me.

[Guest guest]

Doesn' take you all long to look for all of this information. I have

a lady who does it privately and she in naturalist. Getting the oil

and mixing it with a glaxal based cream is all I have, but I do not

know what the mixture is.... or what the ration.

Try this website, it is local here in , but I think you can

order online it is a very reputable company check it out:

http://www.silkroadtea.com/aromatherapy_index.htm

Carmen

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> I searched for this as a cream, or at least for a cream that I

could mix it with myself. I found petitgrain for sale on several

sites, but only as the essential oil. Do you know if the shop that

mixes it for you has a web site? I am having a flare right now and

this sounds wonderful. Dominie, do you sell this oil?

>

> For everyone, I found this description on the Nature's Gift site

(http://www.naturesgift.com/):

>

> Like any Petitgrain Essential Oil, this is an emotionally a

powerful oil, calming anxiety and panic, acting as an antidepressant.

Physically, it tends to be a sedative, which agrees with its relaxing

effect on the mind. Some authorities recommend it for treating rapid

heartbeat, and for insomnia. I have also seen it used in recipes for

deodorant blends.

>

> They sell three types of petitgrain: regular petitgrain, columbine

petitgrain (described above) and combava petitgrain. Here is a

little more on these oils:

>

> This [Combava] is my favorite Petitgrain...crisp, tart, with a

lemon/citrus tang. It freshens the air and uplifts the spirit. A few

drops in the lamp or diffuser bring a total change in the atmosphere.

> Of our three Petitgrain oils, the traditional Petitgrain bigarade,

from the bitter orange tree is the greenest and the leafiest in

aroma, our Clementine Petitgrain is the sweetest, with the sweet

scent of the fruit it comes from, and the Combava is the clearest. It

seems to have a fresh lemon-lime note that soars above the green

scent of the leaves. The leaves are often used to flavor Thai foods

and I suspect that a drop of this Petitgrain would do wonders for

your cooking!

>

> This is a new essential oil and has not been tested for

dermatological safety; we don't know if it is a skin irritant or a

sensitizer. For this reason you may want to restrict its use to a

lamp or a diffuser.

>

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> Pam

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> Re: Natural Cure for Fibromyalgia- this works

for me

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> funny, all of this talk about natural cures, we have all been

duped

> before! But I have found something, and I have been amazed at the

> results. I had been suffering from a flare for over 5 months,

> practically bed riddden and it would take me 30 minutes to warm

up my

> muscles enough to move out of bed in the morning... abd then I

> started using this essential oil crean.

>

> The essential oil is called " PETITGRAIN " . I had never heard of it

> before trying it a few weeks ago. Every night after my bath, I

put

> it everywhere... I focus on points that are tendar, (my trigger

> points) gently rubbing the cream in. I feel like i am spending

about

> 30 minutes really loving my body and enjoying the process and on

top

> of that, this cream is helping. I would say I am now 80% out of

my

> flare and been using this stuff only a week.

>

> It is not made by anyone, I go to the shop where they sell and

mix

> essential oils and they make me up a bottle with glaxal based

cream

> and petitgrain essential oil. I also gave a friend of mine who

> suffers terribley and has not worked in years due to fibro and

she is

> also amazed at the results. If you want to try something, try

this.

> If nothing else, spending the time caring for your body is

beneficial

> also. It works for me.

>