contracted muscles and essential oils

[Guest guest]

hi every one!

i've just joined the group as i'm looking for help with an

aromatherapy query.

basically my mum was in a really serious road traffic accident

recently and as a result shes presently in phisio as she hasn't really

got much movement in her right elbow.

the therapist has recommended massage as her lack of movement is due

to severe muscle contraction (she just had an elbow replacement so its

not a bone thing)

i thought that essential oils would be a really good idea but i'm not

sure which ones to use, there is no open wound any more, shes seeing a

cranial oesteopath frequantly and i've been treating the injury

homeopathically ie; arnica and the other trauma remedies.

so far i've being looking at chamomile, black pepper and lavender

based on the idea that these are muscle relaxants.

but aromatherapy's not really my area of expertise,anyone got any

better ideas?

thanks in advance guys!

caroline

[Guest guest]

Hello Caroline, try these links:

 

http://www.wlnaturalhealth.com/aromatherapy-databases/muscle-spasm.htm

http://www.naturesgift.com/physical.htm

 

I Googled aromatherapy muscle spams.

 

Toni

 

On 4/29/07, carolineholding <carolineholding wrote:

>

> hi every one!

> i've just joined the group as i'm looking for help with an

> aromatherapy query.

> basically my mum was in a really serious road traffic accident

> recently and as a result shes presently in phisio as she hasn't really

> got much movement in her right elbow.

> the therapist has recommended massage as her lack of movement is due

> to severe muscle contraction (she just had an elbow replacement so its

> not a bone thing)

> i thought that essential oils would be a really good idea but i'm not

> sure which ones to use, there is no open wound any more, shes seeing a

> cranial oesteopath frequantly and i've been treating the injury

> homeopathically ie; arnica and the other trauma remedies.

> so far i've being looking at chamomile, black pepper and lavender

> based on the idea that these are muscle relaxants.

> but aromatherapy's not really my area of expertise,anyone got any

> better ideas?

> thanks in advance guys!

> caroline

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Caroline,

 

There is an excellent group devoted to Essential oils

on : .

 

Otherwise, if you give me a snailmail address

I can send you some samples of Recovazon Gel

and an article by Paul St John, a soft tissue pain

specialist, that explains the whole shortened muscle

thing.

 

email me privately ienvan

[Guest guest]

, " Toni Roberts "

<TRobertsLMT wrote:

>

> Hello Caroline, try these links:

>

> http://www.wlnaturalhealth.com/aromatherapy-databases/muscle-

spasm.htm

> http://www.naturesgift.com/physical.htm

>

> I Googled aromatherapy muscle spams.

>

> Toni

>

> On 4/29/07, carolineholding <carolineholding wrote:

> >

> > hi every one!

> > i've just joined the group as i'm looking for help with an

> > aromatherapy query.

> > basically my mum was in a really serious road traffic accident

> > recently and as a result shes presently in phisio as she hasn't

really

> > got much movement in her right elbow.

> > the therapist has recommended massage as her lack of movement is

due

> > to severe muscle contraction (she just had an elbow replacement

so its

> > not a bone thing)

> > i thought that essential oils would be a really good idea but i'm

not

> > sure which ones to use, there is no open wound any more, shes

seeing a

> > cranial oesteopath frequantly and i've been treating the injury

> > homeopathically ie; arnica and the other trauma remedies.

> > so far i've being looking at chamomile, black pepper and lavender

> > based on the idea that these are muscle relaxants.

> > but aromatherapy's not really my area of expertise,anyone got any

> > better ideas?

> > thanks in advance guys!

> > caroline

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Caroline

You mom has Myofacial Pain,

Find and relive the trigger points by deep massage.

 

Below the lower triceps.

 

I like almond oil.

 

Ikhan

www.cidpusa.org