Summary of how oils can help
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Procedures (protocols) other folks
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Carla - Stimulating the olfactory (sense
of smell) can often help with addictive substances.
Obtain an inhaler, like a Vicks Nasal Inhaler but essential
oil accessory outlets have those that can be loaded with the
oil of your choice). Then research an oil that is
effective for you - for curbing your cravings. I have heard
grapefruit, peppermint, clove or cinnamon are good oils to
consider for cravings. For anxiety, try Serenity, Balance,
lavender or ylang ylang.
It is best to experiment and to find what works for you.
I had a friend that was a tweaker (meth user) and used
inhalers to curb the addiction pangs. Also consider PRAYER
and twelve step!
Julia - I have been using Balance on my
feet ever since I saw Dr. Hill's live blood analysis video.
Amazing! I have been experiencing some interesting
things that make me want to research more about the oils
that are in the Balance blend. I tend to crave foods that I
don’t really want to eat around 4 pm, like treats, etc. I have
worked for a long time to overcome a lifelong sugar
addiction. I have found that eating good foods
(avoiding junk) encourages good food cravings. Also I
have noticed with my recent use of Balance on my feet helps
me as well!
Jan - Since we know excess sugar affects
the body just like other drugs and alcohol, it seems logical
that Balance would also be a good choice for all of the
above. Additionally, oils that support liver function are in
order here. Some of those would be helichrysum, geranium,
rosemary, and citrus oils. I'd also suggest the anti-biotic
capsules and PB Assist regimen, probably for at least
several months in a row, if not forever.
Natalie - Some of my clients have
experienced great success with grapefruit internally. I know
there has been some research linking grapefruit to assisting
with nicotine addiction but I've had clients use it for
eating disorder addictions, energy drink addictions, etc.
One other thing on addictions: I've been working with a
therapist that treats mainly clients with pornography
addiction. I had a few clients experience success with
Purify- in the pocket and then just pull out and apply to
mind and under nose anytime the addiction surfaces it's ugly
head. Another client tested for grapefruit internally
along with the Purify to literally cleanse the darkness from
him on a cellular level. Many of these addictions seem to
have been passed down in some form from generation to
generation. I've watched grapefruit work beautifully time
and again on generational issues.
So, this therapist has just finished an extensive study
on the brain and called me to get some oils for clients, now
that he's learned that the olfactory is the quickest way to
the brain. This coupled with the fact that pornography
actually changes the physiological wiring in the brain.
He was searching for a way to repair that and feels that the
sense of smell and these oils, could quite possibly be the
answer. I created a suggested protocol and he has the
following four oils for clients to choose from depending on
their individual situation and needs:
· Grapefruit- inner cleansing, beating cravings/addiction
· On Guard- protective blend- using it over the mind and
the back of neck
· Balance- bringing electrical balance to the body as well
as giving needed focus to the mind- cutting out costly
addictive distractions
· Purify- purifying blend- using on the mind