• Circulation, muscles and joints: muscular pain, poor circulation and muscle tone, slack tissue.
• Nervous system: nervous exhaustion, headaches, and stress-related conditions
• Skin care: acne, athlete's foot, excessive perspiration, insect repellent

Modern research in India shows that the essential oil of lemongrass acts as a mild sedative to the central nervous system. It has also been employed in traditional medicine for infectious illness and fever. After extraction, the exhausted grass is fed to local cattle. Our source is in Guatemala.

• Circulation, muscles and joints: muscular aches and pains, lumbago, rheumatism and sprains
• Nervous system: depression, headaches, migraine, nervous tension & stress, shock, PMS and vertigo
• Skin care: infectious skin conditions, inflammation, bites and stings, burns, sunburn
  Digestive: abdominal distress, nausea, flatulence

Considered to be the most versatile of essential oils, lavender has enjoyed diverse applications ranging from a stomach remedy to scenting linen. Its familiar smell is common in cosmetics. It is also is used to treat flu and respiratory ailments. Our source is in France.

• Nervous system: fatigue, headache, migraine, nervous strain and stress
• Skin care: acne, dermatitis, congested skin
• Digestive: colic, dyspepsia, nausea

Valued worldwide as a flavoring agent and culinary herb, spearmint was used by the ancient Greeks as a restorative and to scent their bathwater. Our source is in the USA.

(This information is condensed from The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Essential Oils by Julia Lawless. References to the medical and folk use of particular plants in herbal medicines and their actions are intended to provide background information only, and are not intended as a guide for treatment.)