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With Veterinary Grade Essential Oils – you are not only getting great fragrance – you get therapeutic properties!  Physical and emotional properties of the oils (or their constituents) within this blend, often have amazing research to support what we’ve clinically witnessed, or what the Aromatherapy World at large has reported for many decades.  Essential oils DO COOL THINGS!  But, they also smell great!  And this blend is a perfect example of how we can replace toxic “Pumpkin Spice” candles, plug-ins, and sprays in our home – with something that smells better and provides an actual HEALTH BENEFIT!  Yay team!

Ginger:  Well regarded for its gastrointestinal benefits (both as an herb and an essential oil).  Ginger is reported to ease nausea, aid in digestion, create warming effects and increase circulation, is anti-inflammatory, and so much more!  Ginger is often under-valued for its wonderful help to the respiratory system – and while diffusion can still affect the digestive system, you’ll find a new found love for Ginger for all sorts of respiratory concerns!

Clove:  There are so many reasons why I include Clove within respiratory diffusion blends.  Not only is it quite antiseptic and anti-oxidant in nature, but it can provide topical analgesic effects.  So when you breathe in Clove essential oil, and it contacts the irritated mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, and can create a soothing reduction of inflammation!  As well as contribute to the “Therapeutic Mucus” theory (you’ll want to search our Facebook Group animalEO for more profound dissertations on Therapeutic Mucus!)

Nutmeg:  Provides its gorgeous scent profile, however is often indicated for adrenal support – which can be a great thing for any animal experiencing any sort of chronic stress, illness, or anxieties.  Beyond adrenal support, you’ll find reports for anti-inflammatory, analgesic, liver protection, gastrointestinal support, healing, and protection, muscle relaxation and more!  Certainly wonderful to have in a diffusion blend!

Cassia:  This oil is often used in the fragrance and flavor industry – and imparts a wonderful sweet cinnamon smell.  When selected for proper therapeutic use, it is of course a powerhouse for anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral support.

Cabreuva:  Newer to our line-up of essential oils, we’ve been evaluating this oil further in our veterinary clinic for quite some time.  It contains high levels of Nerolidol which is being shown in research to enhance the absorption of other beneficial essential oils and constituents.  As a mild and very animal appropriate oil, addition of this oil into a diffusion blend, may enhance deeper penetration of the therapeutic properties we desire in all of the other parts of the blend!

Copaiba:  If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you’ll know that I feel Copaiba is worthy of being in almost everything!  With huge safety margins, and a long term use record – Copaiba is also incredibly mild in taste and odor.  It is as close to an ideal animal essential oil as it comes!  There is likely not enough words for this short paragraph to wrap up all that Copaiba can do, and all that research is continuing to reveal!  So go to the Copaiba Page HERE – and read more about this anti-inflammatory, gut-protecting, AMAZING essential oil!

Frankincense:  There may not be a more popular oil within the aromatherapy community – but within Veterinary Aromatic Medicine – it is definitely worthy of some attention.  Anyone who speaks of cancer, is likely to hear the word Frankincense close behind it.  However, we should not ignore all of the other wonderful supportive benefits Frankincense can impart, nor should we ignore other cancer fighting essential oils for just Frankincense alone.  For me the immune supportive and potential anti-cancer benefits are a great reason for Frankincense to be within diffusion blends regularly.

Helichrysum:  Such a miraculous and healing oil, I am always amazed at how few research studies there are for Helichrysum.  This lack is likely due more to the difficultly in obtaining it, as well as its expensive price tag.  Helichrysum contains SO MANY essential oil constituents, it is likely hard for any researcher to focus on just one – and we all know how much they like to try to discover a “silver bullet” – which just doesn’t exist.  The whole of the plant, is stronger than any one part.  You just can’t dissect Helichrysum, and expect the same results from the components, which is the only goal of big pharma – to extract a substance they can market.  But…I digress.  Helichrysum is amazing – and its properties profound.  Often indicated for healing, reduction of scar tissue, support of bleeding, bruising, and normal clot function and resolution…  Helichrysum is a wonderful oil to be exposed to on a regular basis – and why not within a blend that smells divine!?

Wild Orange:  High in Limonene (as well as many other essential oil constituents) – Wild Orange is a WONDERFUL smelling way to have more exposure to the benefits of Limonene.  Limonene is one of the most researched essential oil components – for anti-cancer, anti-bug, anti-microbial properties and so much more.  But again, Limonene alone becomes a chemical, a drug.  It should not be used without its smaller contributing elements of the whole essential oil.  All research showing that “cats can’t have citrus oils” – comes from massive mis-use of Limonene alone.  Not within a proper essential oil, and certainly NOT at doses that are reasonable for Veterinary Aromatic Medicine.  Do not judge a citrus oil on its over-dosage reputation alone – Wild Orange is a gorgeous oil for all animal species!