As I said in the last post, lemon and peppermint were two of the first oils I used. The smell of lemon oil is also so refreshing. It's amazing to me that lemon oil has so many benefits.
First, let me tell you of some of the research that has been done on lemon oil. Vaporized lemon oil can kill meningococcus bacteria in 15 minutes, typhoid bacilli in one hour, staphylococcus in two hours, and pneumococcus bacteria within three hours. Lemon oil has been widely used in skin care and can reduce wrinkles (yeah) and combat acne.
The medical properities - lemon oil is antitumoral, antiseptic, improves microcirculation, and immune stimulant (increases white blood cells) improves memory, relaxation. Rich in limonene, which has ben extensively studied for its ability to combat tumor growth in over 50 clinical studies.
The uses for lemon oil are circulatory problems, arteriosclerosis, obestiy, parasite, urinary tract infections, varicose veins, anxiety, hypertension, digestive probems and acne.
When this fragance is diffused it promotes clarity of thought and purpose. In a study, when lemon was diffused it resulted in 54 percent fewer errors.
It can be used internally and externally but avoid getting in the sun or UV light within 72 hours of using it.
Lemon oil has become my deodorant. When I firsted started using it, it would sting my underarms but after a week or so it stopped. It doesn't keep you from perspiring but there is no smell. It really works great. Since you have a good amount of lymph system under your arm and it is also close to your breast and lemon oil is antitumoral this is a good place to apply it. Lemon oil is also good in your water and you can also use it for baking. If you have granite counter tops it cleans them very well with no streaks and also sterilizes them. It will remove gum, oil and grease spots. Add one teaspoon to mineral oil for a furniture polish. Add a few drops to your dishwasher for spot free dishes. It also helps with bleeding gums and cold sores.
If you have any serious health issues always check with your physician before using essential oils.
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