Contents
Essential Oils:
Lavender
Roman Chamomile
Vetiver
Bach Flower Remedies:
White Chestnut
Clematis
Vetiver
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Contents
Essential Oils:
Lavender
Roman Chamomile
Vetiver
Bach Flower Remedies:
White Chestnut
Clematis
Vetiver
See additional information below
Lavender Essential Oil is used to reduce edema, benefits kidney/bladder issues, promotes wound healing, neuroprotective effects, relieves stress and anxiety, and promotes sleep.
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In addition to its stress-reducing benefits, lavender is a powerful natural sleep aid. The chemical components of lavender have been shown to enter the bloodstream within five minutes of massaging the oil on the skin, so you can count on it working quickly as it relaxes your mind and body. You can also diffuse lavender oil in your bedroom (it’s safe for kids, too!). Additionally, inhalation of lavender oil has helped heart patients and women in midlife combat insomnia and improve sleep quality.
Zielinski D.C., Eric. The Essential Oils Apothecary (p. 86). Harmony/Rodale. Kindle Edition.
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Melatonin, the primary hormone of the pineal gland, is a powerful “chronobiotic” that helps maintain the body’s normal circadian rhythms. In individuals who have difficulty sleeping or who have altered circadian rhythms because of jet lag or night shift work, or who are doing a heavy metal detox, melatonin supplementation supports the resynchronization of this cycle.
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Vegetable Capsule
Servings Per Container: 60
Amount Per Serving
Melatonin 5 mg
Other Ingredients: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Hypromellose (derived from cellulose) capsule, Calcium Laurate, Silicon Dioxide
Quickly becoming a popular and in-demand oil, vetiver has sleep-inducing properties that can be incredibly powerful. Native to India and cultivated in other tropical areas, the herb is rich in sesquiterpenes that help calm your emotions and improve mental well-being. Using vetiver oil in a diffuser while you sleep could help improve your breathing patterns.
Zielinski D.C., Eric. The Essential Oils Apothecary (p. 95). Harmony/Rodale. Kindle Edition.