Bug Repel
$30.00
Contents
Citronela.
Description
| COMMON USES | HOW TO USE IT | NUMBER OF DROPS | FREQUENCY OF USE |
| Mosquito or other bug repellent | Put oils in water and use a spray bottle and apply to skin. May also apply directly | 10-20/oz. water | As often as needed |
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| COMMON USES | HOW TO USE IT | NUMBER OF DROPS | FREQUENCY OF USE |
| Menopause, helps reduce or eliminate symptoms and emotional states associated with | Orally. Start with one drop and wait for ½ hour. If no stomachache, continue increasing the dose until relief is achieved | 1-5 | As often as symptoms are present |
| Hot Flashes, helps reduce symptoms associated with | Orally. Start with one drop and wait for ½ hour. If no stomachache, continue increasing the dose until relief is achieved | 1-5 | As often as needed |
| Relaxation | Inhale or diffuse in the air (home, office, clinic and school). Add to water and use in a spray bottle. Spray the desired area and both intake and outflow of air conditioner grills | 1-2 ó 10-20 | As often as needed |
| Menses, helps reduce discomfort associated with | Apply over the lower pelvic area | 1-2 | As often as needed |
| PMS, reducing or eliminating symptoms associated with | Apply over the lower pelvic area. Inhale as deep and as long as possible | 1-2 | As often as needed |
Peppermint
Price range: $20.00 through $125.00Principal Constituents: Menthol 30% to 70%, terpenes (menthene, phellandrene, and limonene), 15% to 30% ketone (methone) and tannin.
Perfume Note: Middle
Contradictions: Obstruction of the bile ducts, gallbladder inflammation, and severe liver damage. Should not be used on the face and in particularly the nose of infants and small children.
Anecdotal Information: Use for diarrhea, indigestion, stomach pain, travel sickness, bad breath, colds, headaches (migraine and digestive in origin), sinusitis, debility, coughs, flu, bronchitis and as an insect repellant. It brings body temperature down from 4 to 6 degrees. Just add a few drops in a water bottle filled with filtered water and sprayed away from face and neck. It is excellent for hot flashes and to bring down a fever.
Note: In a bath do not use more than two (2) drops
Herbal Tea: Recommended for any stomach upsets and as an alert/energy drink. Ingredient in A-CAM’s Acid Reflux and IBS tea blend.
Eucalyptus
Price range: $20.00 through $90.00Principal Constituents: Cineol or eucalyptol from 70% to 80%; Various aldehydes, ketones, sesquiterpenic alcohols, and terpenes, (approximately 250 different constituents in Eucalyptus).
Perfume note: Top Properties:
- Decongestant
- Bactericidal
- Antiseptic; respiratory & urinary
- Expectorant Aids in the relief of allergies
- Mosquito repellant
- Preventive of contagious and pulmonary diseases
- Draws moisture from moist conditions; skincare, wounds, etc.
- Mild antispasmodic
- Used in a 2% spray solution it kills 70% of the air borne Staphylococci bacteria. The essential oil of Eucalyptus has a much greater effect than Eucalyptol, its’ main active principal constituent which is extracted and used in pharmaceuticals. Its effectiveness is primarily due to the action of two natural chemicals, aromadendrene and phellandrene. When they come in contact with the oxygen in the air their chemical reaction produces ozone in which bacteria cannot live.
Carlos M. –
MOSQUITOES
I used the BUG REPEL because here in the tropics, I live in an area surrounded by trees and nature but with a lot of mosquitoes. I have been looking for a petroleum free formula and this one did the trick!
I sprayed it on my skin and it kept the mosquitoes away for up to three or more hours. The beauty of it is the non-toxic ingredients: organic coconut oil, peppermint, citronella and lavender essential oils.