Immune Boosting Essential Oils and Diffuser Recipes
It is important to keep your immune system strong especially during the season when colds and flu make their dreaded appearance. Essential oils can help not only aid your immune system to help you recover from an attack, but it can also prevent illness from bringing you down by boosting your immune system and killing germs, viruses, and bacteria from surfaces that are prone to hold them.
doTERRA Essential Oils That Provide Immune Support
- Melaleuca- also known as tea tree oil is antibacterial, antifungal, antiparasitic, and antiviral.
- Cinnamon-helps fight bacteria and viruses
- Copaiba- contains a large amount of BCP or Beta-CaryoPhyllene, a cannabinoid that directly affects the same CB2 receptors as CBD. It is a known anti inflammatory, antifungal and antibacterial
- Black Pepper- is a antiseptic and antioxidant, it supports digestion and boosts immunity
- Thyme- is antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial, antiparasitic and antiviral
- OnGuard- is a blend of powerful antiseptic, antibacterial and antiviral oils, OnGuard stimulates the immune system.
- Zendocrine- is also referred to as the detoxification blend and helps properly detox the body
- DDRPRIME- also referred to as the Cellular C Blend is antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial and antiviral, it manages abnormal cell activity and stimulates the immune system
Suggested Ways To Use Essential Oils For Immune Benefits
Aromatic: Diffuser for associated respiratory symptoms and to clear pathogens from the air.
Topical: Apply oils topically on bottoms of feet, down the spine or on any specific areas of concern.
Internal: Take oils in a capsule, place a drop(s) under or on tongue near back of throat or drop in 4oz of water and drink Surface: Sanitize surfaces with essential oils mixed with water and emulsifier.
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Diffuser Recipes For Immune Support
- 1 drop Oregano oil
- 3 drops Lemon oil
- 2 drops OnGuard
- 1 drop Cinnamon
- 2 drops OnGuard
- 1 drop Peppermint
- 2 drops Spearmint
- 1 drop Rosemary
- 2 drops Lemon
- 3 drops Wild orange
- 2 drops OnGuard
- 1 drop Frankincense
- 1 drop Black pepper
- 1 drop Melaleuca
I've used Onguard and Zendocrine before. I'll have to try these other concoctions. Do all three of these recipes work equally well? Btw any clinical trials of this having success?
How to determine which one is the best way of use?
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Good info - sounds like one of the higher quality oils to explore.