Aromatherapy Inhaler for Colds

Description

How to use:

Simply place the inhaler tip NEXT to and just about a half an inch below your nostril.

You do not ever need to place the nasal inhaler inside the nostrils. In fact, we suggest you never insert them in your nose. Slowly inhale the essential oils. This will help to clear the nasal passageway and absorb the essential oils into the bloodstream.

Peppermint essential oil will help to quickly reduce swelling and inflammation in your nasal passages. Eucalyptus has a decongestant action helping to clear sinusitis, a stuffy nose or relieve chestiness, as well as helping to stop coughs and colds spreading.

Repeat the above procedure – 2 to 3 times for each nostril and then you are done. You can use your nasal inhaler every 2-3 hours if needed.

Ingredients

Eucalyptus radiata (Eucalyptus) oil*, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) oil* (*=organic)

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Johann Callaghan

Johann is the owner of Therapeutic Healing and the formulator of LEAH Aromatherapy Skincare. Johann is a qualified Aromatherapist, Holistic Therapist and Energy Therapist. She received her certifications from OBUS School of Wellness Centre, Martinstown Holistic Centre and Robbi Zeck (Aromatic Kinesiology TM). She is Accredited by International Training Education Committee (ITEC) and by International Federation of Professional Aromatherapy (IFPA). Johann also runs a variety of online Aromatherapy and Holistic Healing online courses. Like Therapeutic Healing on Facebook or sign up for email updates to stay up to date with all my posts.

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