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The Most Popular Aromatherapy Treatment: The Essence of Lavender

AUTHOR: Helena Fogerty

Lavender Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy utilizes the healing properties of plant-derived essential oils to treat a host of physical and mental ailments. Each essential oil is distilled from the stems, leaves, flowers, roots or bark of trees, plants or shrubs. With over 90 essential oils in existence, there is an aromatherapy solution for a tremendous variety of conditions. Perhaps the most popular essential oil applications involve lavender aromatherapy.

The practical applications for lavender are wide reaching. Essential oils extracted from the lavender plant are used to combat stress, depression, anxiety, and insomnia. Through lavender aromatherapy treatment, individuals can control emotional instability, regain mental focus, and reduce panic attacks. Lavender can help fight the winter blues and impart relaxation any time.

Not only is lavender highly effective in treating a variety of mental and emotional ailments, it smells simply wonderful and has an ancient tradition of medicinal use. Lavender is a popular fragrance that has been used and recognized for healing and scenting the home and body for centuries world-wide.

Lavender Aromatherapy Application

There is a host of home aromatherapy products that feature essential oil distilled from lavender. To enjoy lavender aromatherapy simply and easily:
  • Add a few drops of lavender essential oil to your bath water. Agitate the service of the water before enjoying your aromatherapy bath.
  • Make lavender aromatherapy soaps and other personal hygiene products a part of your everyday bathing routine.
  • Scent a tissue with 2-3 drops of lavender and inhale as needed.
  • Light a lavender aromatherapy candle to scent your home or office.
  • Use lavender alone or blend it with another of your favorite essential oils in a candle diffuser. Lavender blends well with a variety of other popular essential oils.

For a more intense lavender aromatherapy treatment, consider an aromatherapy massage. Lavender has a deeply relaxing effect on tense, tired muscles. Alternatively, a spa treatment featuring lavender will leave you mentally and physically refreshed and relaxed.

Aromatherapy as Additional Support

Lavender aromatherapy is highly effective in aiding in a multitude of mental and emotional ailments. If you’ve been professionally diagnosed with any form of depression or mood disorder, heed your doctor’s recommendations about prescription treatments, diet, and exercise. Aromatherapy can serve as an excellent support to traditional medical treatment options. Discuss the addition of lavender aromatherapy to your overall health management strategy, and never discontinue medications or other treatments without your doctor’s permission and supervision.

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