Essential Oils

[xzochye]

Does anyone use essential oils? I have been thinking about trying a few out for me and also for my dogs.

[CenTexDave]

I tried 10W-30 once but it didn't smell very good.

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Slick Dave, very slick.

[xzochye]

Lol

[Night Owl]

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I tried 10W-30 once but it didn't smell very good.

What brand? If it wasn't Mobile 1 then of course it stinks.

[CenTexDave]

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Slick Dave, very slick.

Wrong, it wasn't Slick-50.

[siamcat]

Never used essential oils.
Is it used like a lotion?

I am a great believer in natural remedies. If you come across one for aching joints please let me know.

I wish the doc my grandparents took me to as a kid was still alive. All he did was look at your urine and he knew what would help. His teas and pills were all natural. Ok some of the teas were nasty, but they worked. While not curing cancer, he could fix irritable bowels, frequent urination and all other minor problems you see commercials for on TV. (I'm not joking).

[circle_c]

Aunts would force me to take this stuff for constipation. hated it.

There’s a reason why some old remedies have staying power – some of them are beneficial. The medicinal use of castor oil, for example, goes back to the ancient Egyptians and in modern times it has been used externally by many cultures for healing everything from burns, cuts and abrasions to muscle pains and inflammation. There are even claims that it can help relieve sciatica. It is not, however, recommended for internal use.

http://bewellcoaching.wordpress.com/...hes-and-pains/

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/ar...onditions.aspx.

[CenTexDave]

Yuck!!!!!!!!!!

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Essential oils are such as peppermint or eucalyptus to be used topically for pain or digestion etc.