Medicinal action: analgesic, anti-bacterial, antifungal, decongestant, anti spasmodic antiviral. Most commonly used for: colds, flu, sinus congestion and fever, muscle spasms & pain. Useful for stomach pain, gastric spasms, nausea & travel sickness. Emotional/psychological uses: Uplifting mental stimulant, clears the head.

Medicinal action: antidepressant, antibacterial, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, tobefacient. Most commonly used for: Colds, flu, infections, irritating skin conditions, chickenpox, measles, shingles. Emotional/psychological uses: One of the best oils for depression, emotional instability, anxiety.

Medicinal action: antiseptic anti-infectious, antibacterial, analgesic. Most commonly used for: Respiratory infections, toothache, dental infections, arthritis, rheumatism, sprains and aching muscles. Clove can be very irritating to the skin and should be used with great care. A very small percent (.01%) added to a compress brings warmth to cold, stif muscles (test first for skin sensitivity). Emotional/psychological uses: A wonderful mental stimulant, clove promotes a feeling of ease and clarity.

This certified organic oil is especially good during winter season. Medicinal action: Antibacterial, antifungal, antirheumatic, analgesic. Most commonly used for: catarrhal colds, coughs in chronic bronchitis, chest soreness after flu, pharyngitis and nasal congestion. Emotional/psychological uses: Refreshing and stimulating, helps concentration.

Medicinal action: anti-inflammatory, antiseptic cicatrizant antidepressant, expectorant, astringent. Most commonly used for: Colds and chest congestion, bronchitis, excessive mucous, difficulty breathing. Emotional/psychological uses: Commonly used in spiritual ritual. Lifts the mind and spirit. Also used to help prevent nightmares. Used for wound healin & skin regeneration. Helps mature skin, dry skin.

Medicinal action: anti-infectious, antiseptic, antibacterial, antifungai, astringent. Most commonly used for: Besides its value in skin care, geranium is a circulatory tonic. It helps reduce water retention and stimulates the lymphatic system. It balances the female hormonal system and is useful for treating PMS and menopausal imbalances. Useful for fungal infections. Emotional/psychological uses: Balances the nervous system. Helps relieve anxiety and depression.

Medicinal action: antidepressant anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic aphrodisiac. Most commonly used for: Lovely scent and euphoric qualities. Also useful for painful periods, labor pains, childbirth, muscle spasm/pain, and back pain. Emotional/psychological uses: Euphoric, promotes confidence, useful in cases of low self-esteem, emotional pain.

Medicinal action: antimicrobial, antidepressant, antirheumatic, antispasmodic, nervine, cicatrizant. Most commonly used for: Antimicrobial properties combined with relaxing nervine-like properties make it an ideal oil for many health problems. Useful for treating respiratory infections and flu. Also useful for the muscular system - muscle spasms, pains, strains, camps and rheumatism. Balances high blood pressure and improves circulation and lymphatic detoxification. Helps prevent airborne bacteria spread.

Medicinal action: antibacterial, astringent antiseptic, tonic. Most commonly used for: Helps suppress nausea and prevent contagious illnesses (e.g., colds flu, respiratory and sinus infections). Helps rheumatic conditions. Helps overcome debility. Strengthens and has a tonic effect after illness. emotional/psychological uses: Refreshing, stimulating, and invigorating. In nervous states, helps one relax. Lifts lethargy.

Medicinal action: antidepressant, antiseptic, antispasmodic, stomachic, digestive. Most commonly used for: Treating stomach and digestive problems, diarrhea and constipation. It is also useful in treating swollen tissue. Emotional/psychological uses: This is one of the most cheering, happy oils. It is loved by children and teenagers. It creates a relaxed, comfortable feeling - a perfect scent for a family home.

Medicinal action: antidepressant, deodorant, diuretic, insecticide, antiseptic, nervine, prophylactic. Most commonly used for: Skin care and scent. Patchouli is also used for fluid retention and cellulite. It is said to ease menopausal sweats. Patchouli can help to curb appetite, and is sometimes diffused by those wishing to eat less or lose weight. Emotional/psychological uses: One of the most grounding oils. Useful for those who tend to lose balance between body and mind or lose touch with the physical self. Can be sedative in low doses but becomes stimulating in high doses.

Medicinal action: analgesic, antimicrobial, febrifuge, stomachic, astringent expectorant. Most commonly used for: Analgesic properties. Used for headache, neuralgia, sciatica and sports injuries where cool is required. Used for some respiratory infections, especially with dry conditions. Helps fight halitosis. Also used for stomach problems, colic, stomach and gastric cramps, indigestion, nausea and travel sickness. Used in medicines for irritable bowel syndrome (should only be used internally with medical direction).

Medicinal action: Antifungal, antiseptic anti-infectious, bactericidal, anti-parasitic expectorant, decongestant. Most commonly used for: colds, flu, staph (uvula) and strep infections, candida, chidhood illnesses (chicken rum), mouth & gum infections, and infection of the respiratory system, especially congested conditions. Emotional/psychological uses: Tea tree is said to stimulate energy, and is useful for nervous exhaustion.

Medicinal action: aphrodisiac, antidepressant, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, hypotensive, euphoric. Most commonly used for: Hypertension, palpitations, nervous, shallow, hyper breathing. Also balances hormones. Used for impotence and frigidity. Emotional/psychological uses: Euphoric. Promotes a more accepting attitude towards oneself and relaxes the central nervous system.