Has anyone used this rosemary oil for migraines? Success?
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I use the oil morning and right before going to bed. After shaking well, I apply with my clean finger around they eye socket staying on the bone. I start at inside part of eyebrow and going all around the optical socket end up at nose. If you need further information please e mail me privately at kittenears51@gmail.com
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I've been using this oil for my eyes and suffer from occasional migraines. In reflecting back, I haven't suffered from a migraine while using the rosemary. Now seems to be very pure compared to some of the oils.
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I have used Lemon (and many other citrus varieties) and Peppermint with no problems at all. I haven't personally used Rosemary, but don't think it would be problematic. We have had our diffuser for almost a year and it is still going strong!
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Remember Dumbo (good name choice) who could fly ONLY when he had the 'magic' feather in his mouth? Why be angry at this smart company? If the word, "Migraine" is the 'magic feather' for someone with a headache, buy that, and be thankful it works for you. (The regular Excedrin works equally well for me!)
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aloe barbadensis leaf extract, Arnica Montana flower extract, Arctium Lappa root (burdock) extract, Boswellia Carterii Resin extract, Calendula Officinalis extract, Carbomer, Camellia inensis (green tea) leaf extract, Camphor USP, Glycerin, Ilex Paraguariensis leaf extract, Isopropyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Myristate, Melissa Officinalis (lemon balm) leaf extract, Silicon Dioxide, Tocopheryl (vitamin E) Acetate, Triethanolamine, Purified water USP, Blue q1, yellow 5. taken from the bottle of BioFreeze that I have. I might add, that I have a lot of allergies- but am not affected by this product adversely at all. In fact, I find the relief that I have from using this far surpasses some of the other products that I have tried for headaches, muscle and joint pain.
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I have, works great. Try not to get it on your scalp, it will leave residue. :)
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The Helichrysm that you are questioning I haven't tried I don't believe but as long as they profess to be 100% essential oil and not a blend it would depend on the quality of the flowers and distilling process I imagine. I have bought and used probably a quart over the past year for neuropathic pain and arthritis mixed with several other essential oils that have worked so well for me. If you need any more information write to me at lk5056@frontier.com if you wish. This oil I may have purchased and used, it looks familiar but I found a place I order all great oils from recently.
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Jill - In my very humble opinion all of the Manduka mat cleansers are light in fragrance, but (then again) I do not suffer from migraines induced by fragrances. SO... I would suggest creating your own cleaning solution (as I do at home) with 50% white vinegar and 50% distilled water and a few drops of lavender or eucalyptus essential oil (or NO oil, depending on your personal preferences)... spray that onto your mat, scrub down with a sponge, towel dry with a soft cotton cloth, and allow to air dry in the sun. I do this once a week for my mat now, and it works BEAUTIFULLY!
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No one here has ever had a migraine, so I cannot attest to how it helps with them- but my husband had a severe sinus headache and it helped a lot. Depending on the setting it can provide that "good kind of pain" that comes with some massages. It's my husbands go to device when he has simple tension headaches that stem from the back of his neck or pain in the eyes or temples. Sturdy construction as well, feels solid and looks like it's from the future. Lastly the eye covering part has small eye holes so you can still see, but it's designed to keep light out, so it should help supplement your wife's migraines. Hope this helps you. No one here has ever had a migraine, so I cannot attest to how it helps with them- but my husband had a severe sinus headache and it helped a lot. Depending on the setting it can provide that "good kind of pain" that comes with some massages. It's my husbands go to device when he has simple tension headaches that stem from the back of his neck or pain in the eyes or temples. Sturdy construction as well, feels solid and looks like it's from the future. Lastly the eye covering part has small eye holes so you can still see, but it's designed to keep light out, so it should help... » Read More No one here has ever had a migraine, so I cannot attest to how it helps with them- but my husband had a severe sinus headache and it helped a lot. Depending on the setting it can provide that "good kind of pain" that comes with some massages. It's my husbands go to device when he has simple tension headaches that stem from the back of his neck or pain in the eyes or temples. Sturdy construction as well, feels solid and looks like it's from the future. Lastly the eye covering part has small eye holes so you can still see, but it's designed to keep light out, so it should help supplement your wife's migraines. Hope this helps you. « Show Less
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I am going to buy some based on this article that I read.http://www.primallyinspired.com/easy-natural-tick-repellent-that-really-works-essential-oils/
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I love it and yes I love it on my back when I can get someone to do it for me I would recommend it to anyone....would love it more if it also had a slower speed and a tip a little smaller than a golf ball.....then it would would work great on my migraines, also the brush like attachment.....now that would be the perfect had held massager for me with Fibromyalgia
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All essential oils - basil, cilantro, frankincense, lavender, marjoram, peppermint, Roman chamomile, rosemary, wintergreen. Each has some property which helps ease headaches.
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You can use these oils topically, aromatically or internally. It depends on the age of the person using the oils and what you are using them for. It is best to look up what you are using them for I.e., allergies, headaches, tension, anxiety, skin issues etc on everythingessential.me. That way you will make sure you are using them correctly. Or if there is a doTerra consultant near you you can always ask them for how to use them for specific issues and ages.
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According to my favorite Encyclopedia of Essential Oils, rosemary promotes hair growth and stimulates the scalp. It is one of my favorite oils as it helps alleviate many conditions.
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On the bottle it says "Castor Oil Plant (Oil Nut Tree) We use the seeds of this magical plant to make our hand processed black castor oil". I found it thick and sticky like honey. I am not fond of this feeling in my hair or on me so quit using it. It also has on the bottle "Use in hair, skin moisturizer and massage oil for aches and pains". I did use in hair, but not for aches and pains so can't say how well it works in that area. Good luck!
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I hadn't thought of using it for my migraines. I use it for muscle pain from fibromyalgia. However, I notice someone else answered this question, and I will be trying this,
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organic coconut oil mixed with rosemary, leave on for half hour.......miraculous!
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I am using Rosemary oil and "Eclectic Institute Inc Saw Palmetto Nettles". I think it is helping, but it takes longer time to see full result.