I have dealt with chiropractic care, with supplements and nothing was helping my adrenal and it struck me one day that I had a bottle I had purchased for the adrenal and as I was using it, the 1st day the pain stopped! That speaks for itself.
Apply 2–3 drops to...
For enhanced results, apply in combination with Circadian Rhythm or Liver to support deeper rest
Always test on a nickel-sized area of skin first
Dilute to start or if any redness occurs
Tanacetum annuum
Blue tansy is a flowering plant related to the daisy that hails from Morocco. It derives its vivid shade of blue from its azulene content which is not only responsible for the distinctive color, but the natural calming effect it provides. Blue tansy is known to balance physical and emotional issues related to nerves, anxiety, stress and even cases of mild depression.
More specifically, blue tansy helps lift physical and mental stagnation, relieving congestion along with anger, anxiety, depression and nervous agitation to help open your heart and move out energy that no longer serves you. On a physical level, it helps calm inflammation and neutralize histamine to calm allergic reactions. It helps enhance the properties of the other oils in the blend and will help you relax your mind and body.
Cymbopogon winterianus
Citronella can be relaxing and support restful sleep. Research shows that, when inhaled, citronella oil may reduce stress and pain in pregnant women. A 2014 study published in the Iranian Red Crescent Medical Journal found that common active ingredients of citronella like nerol, geraniol, phenyl ethyl alcohol, and linalool, reduced anxiety up to 71% during pregnancy, labor, and childbirth.
Additional research has found that inhalation of citronella oil, in combination with lavender essential oil, seems to activate the parasympathetic nervous system which supports relaxation and sleep. Citronella essential oil is also found to relieve pain and increase your pain threshold.
Matricaria recutita
A natural anti-histamine, Roman Chamomile can help promote the health of your physical heart. Roman chamomile contains high levels of flavonoids, or plant secondary metabolites, that have been shown to significantly reduce mortality from coronary heart disease when taken internally.
A 2013 study found that an essential oil blend including lavender, Roman chamomile and neroli reduced anxiety levels and improved the sleep quality of patients in an intensive care unit. Similarly, a 2006 study found that inhaling Roman Chamomile essential oil promoted sleep with calmness and drowsiness. Inhalation of chamomile is believed to offset stress-induced increases in ACTH hormone, which triggers cortisol.
According to a 2005 study, chamomile extracts exhibit benzodiazepine-like hypnotic activity. A significant decrease in time to fall asleep was observed in rats who received chamomile extract at 300 mg/kg of body weight.
Lavandula angustifolia
Lavender is known for its sedative, anxiety-relieving and calming properties. A study published in Sage Journal found that “lavender oil displays similar therapeutic effects as melatonin.”
Additional research on aromatherapy with lavender found that “blood melatonin levels significantly increased in the total population after intervention with aromatherapy.”
Further studies suggest lavender works as well as Lorazepam for calming anxiety. Its key constituent linalool activates GABA receptors to balance brain activity and reduce depression symptoms. Inhalation of Lavender essential oil has also been shown to calm the nervous system and lower blood pressure, heart rate, and skin temperature.
Citrus aurantifolia
Lime oil is known to support relaxation and sleep. In fact, Lime essential oil was found to be “more effective than antidepressants” (study).
Lime essential oil is high in d-limonene, which demonstrated “anti-stress action” in animal trials. Researchers concluded that “d-limonene exerts, through its metabolite perillyl alcohol (POH), a significant anti-stress action measurable by behavioral and physiologic parameters under nervous system influence.”
Citrus sinensis
Orange essential oil has been known to calm the nervous system and support sleep. Research found that orange peel essential oil improved mothers’ sleep quality in the postpartum period.
Another study confirmed Orange’s anxiolytic (anxiety-reducing) activity in rats, while research on olfactory stimulation with rose and orange oils showed increased feelings of “comfortable,” “relaxed,” and “natural.”
Pogostemon cablin
Patchouli, from Southeast Asia, is known for its sedative properties that help balance an overactive mind, manage stress and support sleep.
Research has found that inhalation of spikenard and patchouli essential oils together is especially sedating. One study showed synergistic effects when oils were combined, suggesting greater relaxation than single oils alone.
Inhaling patchouli is thought to encourage serotonin and dopamine release, easing anger, anxiety and stress.
Nardostachys jatamansi
Spikenard, from the Himalayas, has long been used as an herbal tranquilizer. Inhalation was found to have a sedative effect on mice in controlled studies.
The sedative properties are attributed to sesquiterpenoids isolated from spikenard, which inhibited locomotion in mice and induced sleep to the same extent as diazepam (Valium). (study)
Citrus reticulata
Tangerine soothes and sedates the body, relieving anxiety, tension, stress, and systemic inflammation. It also promotes hormonal secretions that help the body relax.
A study on aromasticks for sleep problems found that 92% of participants reported improved sleep with inhaled tangerine essential oil.
Cananga odorata genuina
Ylang Ylang essential oil works directly on brain chemicals to reduce anxiety and depression. It balances the central nervous system, calms blood pressure and supports relaxation.
Research has found Ylang Ylang “possesses sedative, relaxing, and harmonization effects.” A study showed daily inhalation of lavender, ylang ylang, and bergamot reduced cortisol, psychological stress, and blood pressure.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
