Take The Heart’s Key Emotional Assessment and see which Flower Essence is the best for you. This is a free assessment.
Once you get your results, you can get more details about each Flower Essence on the Nature’s Sunshine website. You can purchase the Formula Pack, all 7 Flower Essences, or purchase them individually.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Many Blessings,
Rev. Tiffany White Sage Woman
Reflect for just a moment on the casual remarks you make each day, not only to others but to yourself as well. You may discover that much of what you say and think is very negative and hurtful.
Taking it one step further, consider all the “negative programming” you may be unconsciously sending to your loved ones, especially your children or children that you are exposed to. Make positive and Balanced conversations and self talk your goal this week and you’ll be delighted and surprised at the results. Change hurtful habits to healthy and Balanced ones and watch how easily your mind cooperates with you!
~ Rev. Tiffany White Sage Woman
Just recently my eldest son had came home for doctor/healer mom to help him recover from a ruptured ear drum and bronchitis! During his two week stay, we covered many healing techniques, and this was one of them. These two products mentioned are Nature’s Sunshine Products. (NSP)
When you feel off balanced physically you can get an adjustment from a trusted chiropractor, and/or try this great technique and tool using the Core Essential Oil and Tei-Fu Massage Lotion. This technique has a tremendous balancing result and is an amazing healer of a lot of things including the spine.
I learned this in an NSP RevOILution presentation and this was mentioned again in the NSP Essential Oil Certification Class that I recently attended.
~ Have client lay on their tummy.
~ Put 10-15 drops of Core EO (essential oil) down the spine. Gently and lightly rub it in. The oil will absorb nicely into the skin. You don’t need to use a Carrier Oil unless the client is sensitive to the Core EO. If so, put several drops on top of the Core EO and along the spine.
~ Next, rub the Tei-Fu Massage Lotion gently* down the spine. The Tei-Fu Massage Lotion drives the Core EO deeper within the body on a cellular level.
~ After the Tei-Fu Massage Lotion has been absorbed and soaked in, then cover the back with a warm/ hot damp towel or cloth, followed by applying a dry towel/cloth over the damp one.
~ Have the client continue to lay there and relax for 30 minutes.
*When dealing with the spine, be gentle. Don’t press down hard or be too rough with the pressure of rubbing in the essential oil and lotion. Use a gentle feathering technique to spread out the oil and lotion as it absorbs into the skin.
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Core Balancing Blend Essential Oil
With a $40 order of Nature’s Sunshine Products, you can sign up as an Independent Distributor and be eligible for FREE educational Webinars and Join in on the Essential Oil Certification Class and many other on-going Classes and Webinars!
Contact me for details!
Many Blessings,
~ Rev. Tiffany White Sage Woman
A carrier oil is a vegetable oil derived from the fatty portion of a plant, usually the seed, nut or kernels. Carrier oils on their own have different therapeutic properties and are used to dilute essential oils before they are applied to the skin. A carrier oil will also help “carry” the essential oil into the skin.
Why Use a Carrier Oil?
Since essential oils should evaporate, it’s best to dilute the essential oil with a carrier oil before applying it to your skin. By doing this, you are getting more essential oil into your skin which means you need LESS essential oil! Plus the therapeutic properties of the essential oil will ONLY be strengthened by the carrier oil. Another reason you need to dilute essential oils is because they are strong and should be used with care.
Choosing a Carrier Oil:
Cold-pressed from the almond kernel, Sweet Almond Oil contains oleic acid, essential unsaturated fatty acids, sterolins and even vitamin E. This oil is an excellent emollient which softens and reconditions the skin, making it ideal for massage, oil cleansing or adding to your bath.
Grapeseed carrier oil is a versatile oil containing numerous essential fatty acids and is perfect for soothing away dryness and irritation. Grapeseed is non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores) and is suitable for all skin types. It is the preferred carrier oil for many massage therapists because of its light, satin-like finish. It also has some astringent qualities and is good for oily skin.
Fractionated Coconut Oil is a fraction of the coconut oil from which almost all the long chain triglycerides are removed, thus leaving mainly the medium-chain triglycerides and making it an absolutely saturated oil. This process refines, clarifies, and deodorizes the oil. Fractionated Coconut Oil is extremely resistant to rancidity and has a long shelf life.
Organic Sunflower carrier oil has high amounts of Vitamins A, B, D and E, minerals, and has beneficial amounts of lecithin and unsaturated fatty acids. Sunflower Oil is a wonderful skin softener and conditioner. Sunflower is a versatile cost-effective carrier oil that has applications in both massage and aromatherapy.
GMO-free golden Jojoba is a great carrier “oil”, but Jojoba is not actually an oil but a liquid wax. It’s unique in that it closely resembles the natural sebum (oil) of our own skin and is rich in vitamin E. making this one an excellent cleansing oil. Because of its extended shelf life, Jojoba carrier oil can be added to other carrier oils in order to extend their shelf life.
And last, but not least, Nature’s Sunshine’s Carrier Oil.
Skin cells known as keratinocytes have been found to possess the same olfactory receptors that occur in the nose. The receptors in the nose have long been known to be responsible for detecting scents or odors after binding to specific aromatic molecules. Now these receptors have been found not only in the skin but also in the prostate, kidneys and the intestines. A major difference in receptor location involves sensitivity. The receptors in the nose are far more sensitive, and interactions here with low concentrations of the appropriate molecules usually produce the typical sensory perception of odors or fragrances.
Sandalwood (Santalum album) essential oil, used in aromatherapy, contains molecules that bind to the olfactory receptor OR2AT4 in the skin. With OR2AT4, this binding triggers a calcium-dependent signaling pathway that results in an increased proliferation and a more rapid migration of skin cells. This response is characteristic of skin healing. When the same receptor in the nose is activated by sandalwood oil molecules, a message is sent to the brain that mediates the sense of smell. In the skin, activation of OR2AT4 stimulates wound healing.(1) It appears that receptor location in the body dictates not only sensitivity but also function of the receptor.
The scientists who made this discovery have also found other, unrelated olfactory receptors in the skin and plan future research to characterize their function. Additionally, olfactory receptors in other organs possess a totally unknown function. A full mechanistic characterization of these olfactory receptors may lead to the development of new drugs and, in the case of skin-based receptors, unusual and healthful cosmetics. More importantly, future research may lead to a more complete understanding of this specific receptor-molecule binding as it relates to the complex interactions between humans and their environment.
By Dr. William J. Keller, Vice President Emeritus
Reference
1D. Busse et al., “A synthetic sandalwood odorant induces wound healing process in human keratinocytes via the olfactory receptor OR2AT4. Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 2014; doi: 10. 1038/JID.2014.273.
~ Rev. Tiffany White Sage Woman
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HistaBlock provides nutrients that support healthy respiratory function as the body battles irritants, pollutants and toxins. Stinging nettle provides well-known support against seasonal airborne substances. This formula provides antioxidant strength to help stabilize mast cells.
The antioxidant quercetin has been used for its reputed effects in supporting the respiratory system. Quercetin may help stabilize cells that release compounds when exposed to irritants. Bromelain is an enzyme that works to help reduce the swelling of mucous membranes during times of respiratory stress. Bitter orange contains synephrine, which helps the body support open airways.
Nettle leaves, quercetin, Bitter orange fruit and bromelain.
Take 2 capsules with a meal twice daily.
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~ Rev. Tiffany White Sage Woman
But, how does it taste?!
That’s often the first question people ask when considering whether to add aloe vera juice to their diet.
Maybe you’ve heard stories about mothers who use the juice to get babies to stop sucking their pacifiers.
All I can say is that tolerating the unusual taste of aloe vera juice is definitely worth it!
And it’s probably even a good thing. Beware of companies that claim their juice doesn’t have an unpleasant taste. The process for removing the taste can leave the juice with only 10 to 15 percent aloe vera.
And sky’s the limit when it comes to the benefits of drinking aloe vera juice on a regular basis:
That’s just the beginning!
The benefits are practically endless, and impossible to summarize in an article like this.
Along with cleansing the body, drinking aloe vera can also improve digestion and colon health, which for many people can make many health problems better. As they say, “the road to health is paved with good intestines.”
Aloe vera juice is a vitamin storehouse.
Vitamin A.
Vitamin C.
Vitamin E.
Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6 and B12… aloe vera juice has them all!
Drinking aloe vera juice can keep you well-hydrated and feeling great. And staying hydrated can ward of thirst that leads to hunger and fatigue.
Aloe vera juice contains lots of minerals that your body needs every single day. Calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper, iron… these are just a few human staples aloe vera juice can provide in spades.
Since aloe vera juice can support blood sugar, drinking it regularly can be good for many.
6. Stimulate Hair GrowthWant longer hair?
Try drinking some aloe vera juice! The juice can help moisturize and maintain the right PH balance.
Aloe vera juice is rich in the vitamins and minerals that promote dental health by protecting your mouth and gums. You’ve probably even seen toothpaste that contains aloe vera.
Rich in vitamin c, a few shots of aloe vera juice can help support the respiratory system.
Stress and the crappy food we eat can leave our bodies full of harmful toxins that every once in a while should be removed.
It’s vitamins, minerals and other trace elements that help keep the body clean.
We’ve hardly talked at all about antioxidants.
But aloe vera juice has those too… the antioxidants that can fight off harmful free radicals.
Drinking aloe vera juice regularly will give you a good chance of boosting your immunity to sickness.
Some experts say drinking aloe vera juice is a great way to control skin issues.
Along with hydrating the body (which is key), the nutrients in aloe vera juice may support healthy inflammation.
By reducing triglycerides, aloe vera juice can be great for supporting healthy cholesterol levels.
There was a time when people had to make their own aloe vera juice to enjoy the many health benefits of this amazing concoction. Today, aloe vera juice is much easier to find.
Just in case you still think the juice isn’t right for you, let’s review the list of benefits one last time:
~Dan Bischoff
Dan is a fanatical health nut who religiously takes supplements every day. And when he’s not taking supplements, he’s reading just about every health article he can find. He’s addicted to NSP’s Nature’s Harvest, Ionic Minerals, Relief Formula and Chlorophyll ES.
Original post: http://blog.naturessunshine.com/en/12-ways-aloe-vera-juice-might-make-you-a-healthier-person/
