Shifting our surroundings with the change of season comes naturally to us all. We grab our favourite blankets for the couch, we introduce warm colours to our decor and our meals turn into hearty, wholesome foods. Never underestimate the power of how inviting a beautifuly fragranced room can be. We tend to be drawn towards warming essential oils when the weather cools to help ignite those qualities and create a cosy atmosphere.
Not only can we create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, we can pair these types of essential oils with power immune supporting essential oils to compliment the blend and protect your home. Try
- Lemon is an immune stimulant and has been shown to be useful in treating influenzea viruses, E. coli and some staphylococcus (staph) strains. The clean scent is comforting and cleansing.
- Eucalyptus is invaluable to help treat the symptoms of cold and flu and to help clear congested sinuses.
- Rosemary is helpful for respiratory illness and is an excellent warming oil to clear the sinuses nd 'foggy head'.
- Tea Tree is an immune stimulant and a very strong antiseptic oil. Tea Tree has been shown to be effective o treat viral infections and has a strong antibacterial actiona gainst E. coli, some staph and salmonella strains.
- Clove bud is a powerful antibacterial and useful for treating bacterial infections that affect the digestive system amongst others.
- Cinnamon is one of strongest antibacterial essential oils as well as having some antifungal properties.
The below essential oils will help invigorate or bring a sense of warmth to your essential oil blending. Like a warm cup of tea, let these essential oils envelop you -
