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Newsletter Welcome to Your Awakening Spirit Monthly E-zine developed specifically for people who want to create better lives for themselves. Please feel free to FORWARD THIS ISSUE to friends, family and associates! Thank you, in advance, for your readership and passing this valuable information along! www.awakeningspirit.com Inside This Month: 3. Article Roman Chamomile Essential Oil ****************************************************** Vol. 8: Issue 35
****************************************************** Hi I'm back. Lots of things happened in the last year. Lots of changes and many more on the horizon. I am staying busy as I am sure you are all as well. I hope to get back on a regular system with the newsletter and keep you up to date on things. Today, I am going to talk about Roman Chamomile. The above listed products include chamomile in them if you love to give them a try! ****************************************************** Roman Chamomile Roman chamomile is indigenous to Britain and cultivated in Germany, France and Morocco. The plant grows about 12 inches high with white flowers, yellow center and slightly furry leaves. The flower heads are harvested and steam distilled to produce a pale yellow liquid. The oils chemical constituents include: camphene, b. pinene, sabinene, myrcene, y. terpinene, propel angelate, butyl angelate, caryophellene, a. pinene, and cineole. Possible uses: Abscesses, acne, allergies, arthritis, blisters, boils, colic, colitis, cuts, cystitis, depression, dermatitis, dysmenorrhea, earache, eczema, flatulence, gout, hair, headache, indigestion, inflamed skin, insect bites, insomnia, irritable bowel syndrome, nausea, nervous tension (anxiety, fear), neuralgia, PMS, psoriasis, rheumatism, sores, sprains, strains, stress, wounds. To relax and unwind after a full day of work, treat yourself to a calming compress. Swirl two drops of roman chamomile in a sink full of water and capture the mixture in a clean washcloth. Place the cloth on your forehead; recline and relax. A soothing moisturizer for sensitive skin can be made with five drops of roman chamomile, three drops of lemon and four drops of lavender, blended into one ounce of unscented lotion. (Avoid sun exposure after application.) Chamomile
derives its name from the Greek kamai melon, meaning ground apple, because
its strong fruity scent resembles that of fallen apples. Awakening Spirit offers several products enhanced with chamomile: Vacation In A Jar Bath Salt, Relax! Massage Oil, Sleep Well Therapeutic Oil, Lighten Up Therapeutic Oil, New Vibration Crème, and Chakra Oils. Be sure to try them out. ****************************************************** Watch Out For These Essential Oil Traps:
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Kathleen M. Flanagan, CEO and Founder of Awakening
Spirit, Inc. A free monthly column. Kathleen M.
Flanagan: Aromatherapist, Licensed Esthetician, Intuitive Healer, Author,
Speaker; 10289 Julian Court, Westminster, CO 80031.
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