Tis the season…

The soggy tissues started to pile up making a snow-white layer on the floor. She didn’t care. Her irritated eyes stung, and the tears streamed down her face, stinging the broken skin around her tender red nose. She took a sip of the steaming lemon and honey tea and tried to focus on the book on her lap. She wished she could go to bed for a few hours, pull the blankets up over her head and sleep, waiting for this miserable cold to pass. But as always, life needed tending to, jobs had to be done, others needs to be taken care of. And so she applied to her neck and wrists, the blend of oils she had previously prepared in her apothecary. Inhaling the fresh and restoring fragrance through her stuffy nose and powered on.

Post-viral recovery blend

2 drops Lemon oil Citrus limonum

2 drops Pine oil, Pinus sylvestris

1 drop Rosemary oil, Rosemarinus officinalis

30 ml sweet almond oil

Blend the above together, apply twice a day to chest and wrists.

Drink: Lemon and honey

Juice of half a lemon

1 teaspoon honey

Add to a mug of hot water

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Cold and flu season is upon us. Keep well everyone (and try and get some rest when needed!).

Emma x

Please always use essential oils with considered care, just because something is natural it does not mean its safe. Always consult with a qualified aromatherapist if unsure especially pregnant women.

2 responses to “Tis the season…”

  1. Tis the season. My zoom writing group cancelled today due to seasonal sickness. It’s the first day of summer and it’s raining cats and dogs. I add Propolis to the list. Good for most ailments.

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    1. We must be on opposite sides of the world as its the start of winter here. Also raining cats and dogs! Sorry your writing group was cancelled, hope you still manage to get some writing done. I try and take a daily teaspoon of Manuka but have not explored Propolis. Thanks for the tip!

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