Balsam Fir

Fir, Balsam from goDesana

Abies balsamea, 100% Pure, Certified Organic from Canada 

Mentioned 18 times in The Bible in 1 Kings, 2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, the Psalms, the Song of Solomon, and in the prophets Isaiah, Ezekiel, Hosea, Nahum, and Zechariah. 

When diffused, Balsam Fir is a very potent respiratory Essential Oil that can assist with asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis, chronic cough, nasal congestion, and similar ailments. Also possesses warming and analgesic properties that make it an excellent aid for arthritis, muscle and joint pain, and rheumatism. 

Available Size: 10ml Bottle

Balsam Fir is derived from the Latin scientific name “Abies”—meaning “fir trees”—and “balsamea”—meaning “balsam-like.”

Its uplifting fragrance is known for helping individuals overcome winter blues and encouraging feelings of satisfaction and delight. The best time to harvest Balsam Fir is during colder months, when the needles of this majestic tree contain the highest amount of rich oil.

BENEFITS
Balsam Fir oil has been used for hundreds of years, both ritualistically and as an external treatment, to soothe occasional cuts, bruises and skin irritations. It was also consumed internally to promote normal respiratory function. Balsam Fir oil is used extensively to soothe sore areas by increasing circulation. Its wintery aroma eases stress and tension naturally and effectively.

Balsam Fir grounds the body and empowers the mind by aligning the sacral and heart chakras, balancing emotions, and improving one’s mood.

*Statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

SUGGESTED USES

• Diffuse Balsam Fir oil in a diffuser for respiratory and intestinal support
• Rub 1-2 drops of Balsam Fir oil in palms and inhale to relieve stress and ground the mind and body
• Deeply massage a few drops of Balsam Fir oil—diluted to 50% with Fractionated Coconut Oil—into sore areas
• Diffuse Balsam Fir oil with Spruce oil in a diffuser to cleanse the air and uplift mind, body and spirit, especially during the colder and darker winter months
• Place 3-4 drops of Balsam Fir oil in a warm bath to sooth muscles and promote normal respiratory, circulatory, and immune system function
•  Apply a few drops of Balsam Fir oil—diluted to 50% with Fractionated Coconut Oil—to occasional skin irritations
• Rub 2-3 drops of Balsam Fir oil in palms and inhale deeply to open airways and promote normal respiratory function
• Add a few drops of Balsam Fir oil to daily tea or  hot water

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Minor Small Burns - Recipe

Use Lavender Oil for Minor Small Burns



Use a drop or two of Lavender neat on minor small burns.  It helps take away the pain fairly quickly, helps speed healing and helps prevent scarring.

Lavender Oil aids with tissue regeneration in dead, burned or scar tissue.  Apply several drops on location, 2x daily.  Be faithful and apply every night for a period of time.

Use only pure therapuetic essential oils.  If you are not sure if it's pure, don't use it.  There are a lot of synthetic lavender oils on the market so be careful what you purchase.





Tea Tree Oil

Tea Tree Oil Benefits

Tea Tree oil is an essential oil distilled from the leaves of the melaluca plant which is native to Australia.  This oil has a triple antiseptic effect by its ability to fight bacteria, fungi and some viruses. 

Speaking about bacteria, it also reduces the production of sebum in the sebaceous glands which reduces the production of the bacteria known to cause blemishes.  It is believed that when used in conjunction with glycolic acid, tea tree oil can help destroy the bacteria that can cause acne flare-ups.  Tea tree oil is a great moisturizer and cleanser because it opens clogged pores and removes the bacteria from the skin surface. 

It is also considered to be a great antioxidant because of its ability to control free radicals in the body by boosting the production of collagen.

Tea Tree Oil has been used to treat:

• Mouth ulcers and abscesses
• Conjunctivitis
• Acne, Boils, Impetigo, Psoriasis, Carbuncles, Warts
• Blood circulation
• Dandruff
• Vaginitis
• Thrush
• Septic wounds, Pus-filled infections
• Cuts, Abrasions
• Ringworm
• Athlete's foot
• Blisters, Burns
• Herpes (cold sores)
• Insect bites
• Oily Skin, Rashes
• and, much more

Note:  When using tea tree oil one should be EXTREMELY careful to not use the oil directly because it can cause skin irritations.  It should be diluted with at least one of the following: a carrier oil like jojoba or coconut, vegetable oil, cream, or aloe vera.  We highly suggest that you purchase a carrier oil directly from the company where you purchase your essential oils.

We suggest two companies where you can purchase pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils:

1. Green Organics Essential Oils
   Shop for Green Organic Oils Here
   Green Organics Official Website - Catalog for Green Organics Products
2. Youngevity Products
   Shop for Ancient Legacy Essential Oils Here
   Youngevity 90 for Life Catalog of Products