Calms, Relaxes And Soothes The Mind

Lavender Essential Oil has a gentle sweet, full bodied floral aroma that has been cherished for centuries. Upon inhalation it calms, relaxes and soothes the mind while removing agitation and stress.  Lavender also supports skin repair if burned.  René Gattefossé, a French scientist was one of first people to document his discovery after he was severely burned in a laboratory explosion.

Lavender Essential Oil is appreciated for its calming and relaxing effects.

• Great for skin
• Calms some skin irritations
• Supports skin repair if burned.
• Helps overcoming stress and despair
• Assists with alleviation tired sore muscles
• Removes imbalances and restores balance
• Soothes and cleanses common cuts and bruises
• Lavender may be used to enhance the flavor of food
• Supports skin repair if burned. René Gattefossé, a French scientist was one of first people
   to document his discovery after he was severely burned in a laboratory explosion.

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Natural Principles of Lavender Essential Oil

Lavender is a versatile and indispensible essential oil known for its soothing and delicate scent, and used throughout history as both a fragrance and for a variety of therapeutic benefits.

Known for its beautiful and vibrant violet hues that fill the rolling hillsides in springtime, the Lavender flower’s visual beauty and delicate aroma have captivated diverse cultures for thousands of years. Some of its earliest recorded use can be found amongst the Amazigh, more than 2,500 years ago along the Mediterranean coastal regions of the Maghreb, and as a favorite of the ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans and people of the Arabian desert, who all used Lavender as a perfume and for a variety of medical uses and ceremonial occasions.

In Medieval and Renaissance Europe, Lavender was prized and greatly revered for its medicinal powers and grown in "infirmarian's gardens," specifically cultivated as a medicine to ward off disease, including the infamous Great Plague of London of 1665, which threatened the entire populations as it rampaged across Europe.

Lavender’s wonderfully calming fragrance is also widely known for its relaxing effects and for assisting in combating stress. Its antiseptic properties are notably effective for colds, flu, sinuses, asthma and other respiratory infections. It also provides excellent support for the skin, maintaining moisture and vitality, while preventing sun damage and scarring. It is also widely used as an effective remedy for healing of burns.

Lavender, like no other, has become one of the most favorite and endearing essential oils of all time.

Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia
Botanical Family: Lamiaceae or Labiatae (mint)
Extraction Method: Steam distilled from leaves and flower head.

Historical Traditional Uses
Lavender is a versatile and indispensible essential oil known for its soothing and delicate scent, used throughout history as both a fragrance and for a variety of therapeutic benefits.

Originating in the Mediterranean regions of North Africa and Southern Europe, the history of use of Lavender dates back thousands of years.

The Amazigh women of North Africa used Lavender as a aphrodisiac and protective amulet, worn in sachet long their wrists. The Ancient Egyptians cherished it’s fragrance as well, and Lavender Essential Oil was an important element used in their mummification process, wrapping the dead in lavender-dipped shrouds as part of the embalming process.

The name Lavender is derived from the Latin ‘lavare’ meaning ‘to wash”, and the fresh, sweet aroma of Lavender was used by the Romans to “scent” or wash fresh their baths, beds, clothes, hair and personal possessions. The Romans also used Lavender oil as insect repellent and for flavoring—adding it dried to foods, beverages and even to their smoking mixtures. It was considered a prized commodity and sold to ancient Romans for 100 denarii per pound -- equivalent to a full month's wage for a typical farm laborer—and was a much sought after symbol of social status.

The ancient Greeks used Lavender for a wide variety of cures, everything from insomnia and back pain-- to even insanity. They called Lavender nardus, or nard, after the ancient Syrian city of Naarda, and was considered one of the holy herbs in the Bible, used to prepare the Holy Essence and Nard or ‘spikenard’, from the ‘Song of Solomon’.

During the Renaissance Europe, Lavender was sprinkled along the stone floors of castles and used as a disinfectant and deodorant. Grown as a medicinal herb in "infirmarian's gardens" and cultivated specifically to fight disease, Europeans wore sachets of Lavender and immersed their body in Lavender oil to protect themselves from the Great Plague that rampaged across Europe, known far and wide as the Black Death. "Four Thieves Vinegar", a cleansing antiseptic containing a strong dose of Lavender, was used by looters of the multitudes of plague graves, and gained a reputation of protecting the thieves from contamination after a long night's work. Today, the Plague is known to be a virus that was easily transmitted by fleas, so the use of Lavender oil, with is strong insect repellent properties, could very well have lived up to its word.

Throughout history, Lavender has been an invaluable essential oil in both perfumery and aromatherapy. It has long been cherished for its romantic, sensual, and aphrodisiac qualities. According to legend, Cleopatra, the Ancient Egyptian Queen and last active pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, used lavender to seduce her consorts, including two of her most famous, the great Roman Emperor and General Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. Today Lavender is cultivated all over the world and used extensively for both its aromatic and medicinal properties.

The therapeutic benefits of Lavender are varied and many. It is perhaps the most versatile essential oil of all, used for many conditions affecting the digestive, respiratory and nervous systems, and in the treatment of muscular and joint pain.

Lavender is also known for being immensely effective in relieving headaches and for its incredible calming effects. It’s also very effectively at relieving insomnia. A small dash of Lavender oil can be applied to the pillow or sprayed on the sheets to help induce a blissful night’s sleep.

Highly esteemed for its therapeutic properties in treating skin disorders, Lavender is one of the very few essential oils that can be used undiluted on the skin to treat burns, wounds and scars.

Today, Lavender is widely used in skin care products and a variety of cosmetics, such as soaps, foot care, deodorants and powders, and for keeping insects at bay, as well as to ease their bites. Dried Lavender buds are also commonly used around the home to scent clothes and drawers, and Lavender waters to scent linens and sheets. Lavender can also be found as a common ingredient in many commercial household products, which include a the fragrance of this fantastic essential oil.

Few plants in the world that can claim a history like that of Lavender. The Lavender plant has healed and delighted cultures for millennia, and it’s popularity will surely grow for generations to come.

Therapeutic Properties Described In The Aromatherapy Literature
Lavender Essential Oil has been known as Antihydrotic, Antidepressant, Anti-rheumatic, Antiseptic, Aphrodisiac, Antibiotic, Anti-Bacterial, Anti-Fungal, Anti-Infectious, Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Mutagenic, Anti-Depressive, Anti-Oxidant, Anti-Viral, Carminitive, Cholagogue, Diuretic, Sedative, Stomachic, Stimulant, Tonic, Vermifuge, Insect Repellent, Skin & Burn Ointment, Relaxant, Frangrance, and Flavoring.

Application and How To Use
Lavender Essential Oil can be used topically on the skin, orally or as a fragrance. Dilution is recommended for both topical and internal use. Make sure you dilute oil before applying to sensitive areas (e.g. face, neck, genital area, etc.)

Topical Use
You can apply to tip of nose, on temples and on location of stings and bites. For mental fatigue, inhale first, and then apply to crown of head, forehead, heart and navel.

Cooking
Traditionally Lavender has been used for flavoring in cultures around the world. When cooking with Lavender Essential Oil just add one or two drops for the exquisite flavor, you don’t need more because of its potency.

Dietary Supplement
May be added to food or rice milk as a dietary supplement. 1 drop of Lavender Essential Oil in water may help with to relax and have tranquility of the mind.

Warnings
Not to be used during pregnancy. If breast feeding consult with a Doctor or Licensed Health Care Professional before using. Consult with a Physician for use for Children under 12 years of age.

Caution
Keep out of reach of children. Avoid using on infants and very small children.

Eye Safety
Essential oils are attracted to fat, like the membranes of your eyes and skin. If a little essential oil gets in your eye don’t flush with water, it will only send the essential oil back to the eye's membranes.

Applying essential oils with carrier oil will create another fat for the essential oil to be attracted to other than the membranes of the eyes or skin. We at QDNA® Quantum DNA Acceleration® have not known of any cases with permanent injury or long-term discomfort. If you are concerned please call a Physician or Licensed Health Care Provider.

Safety
Lavender Essential Oil is non-toxic and non-irritant, however some individuals may have some with possible sensitivity.
Always test a small amount of essential oil first for sensitivity or allergic reaction.

Valuable And Imperative Information About QDNA® Quantum DNA Acceleration® Essential Oils
QDNA® Quantum DNA Acceleration® Essential Oils are 100% Pure ‘Grade A’ Medical Therapeutic Essential Oils used for Medical Aromatherapy.

Aromatherapy: noun - Using the volatility of essential oils for psychological and physical wellbeing. It's the use of fragrant essential oils extracted from plants as a treatment in complementary medicine to relieve tension and promote healing in certain minor ailments. It also uses fragrant substances to alter a person's mood or behavior and promote health.

QDNA® Quantum DNA Acceleration® Essential Oils are 100% Pure ‘Grade A’ Medical Therapeutic Essential Oils meaning these oils can be used in a carrier oil for rebalancing the body and will have a real affect on the physical, mental and emotional bodies. They 100% do not contain any synthetic or non-natural adulterations.

100% Pure ‘Grade A’ Medical Therapeutic Essential Oils are concentrated with hundreds of volatile organic constituents that include hormones, vitamins and chemical components. The extreme intense potency of the oils activates quick effective responses immediately. The purity of the oils make it impossible for them to go rancid.

100% Pure ‘Grade A’ Medical Therapeutic Essential Oils are not greasy on the skin except for several resins. Most synthetic, fabricated, manufactured and artificial essential oils that have been adulterated are greasy.

FDA - Food and Drug Administration requires only 10% essential oil in the bottle to be considered "Pure Essential Oil." QDNA® Essential Oils not only meet--but exceed-- this requirement. They are 100% Pure ‘Grade A’ Medical Therapeutic Essential Oils, the highest grade essential oil available on the market today.

References
wikipedia.org
Essential Oil Desk Reference
Modern Essentials, 2009, Abundant Health, 1st Edition
The Aromatherapy Handbook: The Secret Healing Power Of Essential Oils

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