St. John's Wort oil - *was* Oils for Back Pain & Massage

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, goldencougarwolf

<nlring80962 wrote:

>

> How about if I start something for everyone to comment on. I am a

massage therapist. I like this group because I learn about the oils

and herbs that I can use. For example, I have someone with low back

pain which oils would be the best to use? Which carriers are best to

put that oil in? Can you make a soap or lotion that the client can put

on that will help?

>

Hi

I make a great double-infused St. John's Wort oil that is a great pain

reliever. Works on all kinds of aches and pains. You can use it

straight. I also have a turbo-charged Pain Relief Oil that has the SJW

oil mixed with other oils and esssential oils. Lots of massage

therapists get my 16.9 oz (500 ml) bottles of SJW oil. Soaps dont work

for pain relief because they're wash off products. The SJW oil can be

used as a base for a lotion.

 

http://anyasgarden.com/store.htm

 

Sincerely, Anya

of Natural Perfume

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[Guest guest]

Do you have a direct link to the sjw oil? I was just there and I am not finding

it. Or at least which one it is under. I did find the 1 oz pain reliever.

 

 

 

anyaperfumer <anya

 

Saturday, July 21, 2007 2:21:26 PM

St. John's Wort oil - *was* Oils for Back Pain &

Massage

 

, goldencougarwolf

<nlring80962@ ...> wrote:

>

> How about if I start something for everyone to comment on. I am a

massage therapist. I like this group because I learn about the oils

and herbs that I can use. For example, I have someone with low back

pain which oils would be the best to use? Which carriers are best to

put that oil in? Can you make a soap or lotion that the client can put

on that will help?

>

Hi

I make a great double-infused St. John's Wort oil that is a great pain

reliever. Works on all kinds of aches and pains. You can use it

straight. I also have a turbo-charged Pain Relief Oil that has the SJW

oil mixed with other oils and esssential oils. Lots of massage

therapists get my 16.9 oz (500 ml) bottles of SJW oil. Soaps dont work

for pain relief because they're wash off products. The SJW oil can be

used as a base for a lotion.

 

http://anyasgarden. com/store. htm

 

Sincerely, Anya

of Natural Perfume http://AnyasGarden. com

Natural Perfumers Guild http://NaturalPerfu mersGuild. com

Natural Perfumers 1200+ members Group http://tinyurl. com/78kmv

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

RE: " How about if I start something for everyone to comment on. I am a massage

therapist. I like this group because I learn about the oils

and herbs that I can use. For example, I have someone with low back pain which

oils would be the best to use? Which carriers are best to

put that oil in? Can you make a soap or lotion that the client can put on that

will help? "

 

 

SJW is a wonderful oil for aches and pains, it works wonders on nerve pain also.

The one we offer has a beautiful red color and is prepared exclusively for us by

an herbalist who's also an organic grower. A wonderfully healing blend for

arthritis can be made with SJW, Foraha and Helichrysum italicum.

 

 

Cordially,

 

Vivian

Camden-Grey Essential Oils

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[Guest guest]

, goldencougarwolf

<nlring80962 wrote:

>

> Do you have a direct link to the sjw oil? I was just there and I am

not finding it. Or at least which one it is under. I did find the 1 oz

pain reliever.

>

> http://anyasgarden. com/store. htm

 

It's right there, under the pain reliever, left side column. There's a

drop down menu for the one ounce or the 16.9 oz. HTH!

 

 

Sincerely, Anya

of Natural Perfume

Natural Perfumers Guild http://NaturalPerfumersGuild.com

Natural Perfumers 1200+ members Group http://tinyurl.com/78kmv