Your Alternative to Mainstream Medicine
Posted in alternative health, Health and Beauty, health and wellness, Lifestyle on May 14th, 2013
My journey began with an illness and rather than take prescription medication for the rest of my life, I decided that I would use the power of my brain to control the problem. It has been almost 30 years since then and I must say the illness has disappeared!
Posted in alternative health, Health and Beauty, health and wellness, Lifestyle, Personal Development, Self Development on Apr 30th, 2013
Lemongrass is a very versatile plant. For example, its tea is widely employed in traditional medicine in several countries. This herb and essential oil is very popular in Mauritius, Malay Peninsula, Nigeria, Angola, India, Indonesia and in China. Like other volatile oils, externally it is stimulant and it may be used as an analgesic to relieve pain in myalgia and rheumatism (Hale-White W. MD 1901. Text book of Pharmacology and Therapeutics.) Here are 11 amazing uses for this essential oil.
Posted in alternative health, health and wellness, Personal Development, Self Development on Mar 19th, 2013
Ylang Ylang fights depression and relaxes the body and soul, thereby removing anxiety, sadness etc. It also has an uplifting effect on mood and induces feelings of joy and hope. It may be an effective treatment for those undergoing nervous breakdown and acute depression after a shock or accident.
Posted in alternative health, health and wellness, Personal Development, Self Development on Feb 20th, 2013
Sandalwood is known to be one of the oldest materials used for aromatic and perfumery uses; it has been used for at least 4,000 years. The ancient Egyptians used sandalwood to embalm bodies. Indian temples are built with sandalwood in order to keep white ants at bay. Sandalwood is also used in Indian meditation ceremonies. In Ayurvedic medicine, sandalwood was used for respiratory and urinary infections and for the revitalization of skin; in Chinese Medicine, sandalwood was used for skin complaints, stomach ache and vomiting. The Japanese used sandalwood to honor Buddha. I thought it would be helpful to share 5 powerful ways that Sandalwood can be used.
Posted in alternative health, Health and Beauty, health and wellness, Lifestyle on Jan 8th, 2013
In addition to defending against molds and fungi (as well as viruses and bacteria), essential oils also work to support various bodily systems such as the endocrine, circulatory, digestive, nervous, and reproductive system.
Posted in alternative health, Bath and Beauty, Health and Beauty, health and wellness, Lifestyle on Sep 11th, 2012
Peppermint is an herb/essential oil that has been in use for many years for holistic and traditional medicinal purposes. As an essential oil, it has a fresh, sharp, menthol smell and is clear pale yellow in color and watery in viscosity. There are various health benefits. Here are 13 uses of peppermint essential oil.
Posted in alternative health, health and wellness, Personal Development, Self Development on Jun 15th, 2012
Tweet Lavender Scone Recipe Fàilte (pronounced “fall-sha” is an Irish word meaning Welcome)! I am so pleased to have you visit my new website here at Celtic Sage Holistic Therapy. My hope for this blog is to share stories and information about herbs and essential oils. In this post, I will share with you my [...]
