Fertility

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Fertility

Fertility

The entire process of reproduction is regulated by the endocrine system. Odors have a powerful influence on the limbic system of the brain, including the hypothalamus, which regulates the female reproductive system via the pituitary gland. Many women using essential oils find that symptoms of PMS, menstruation and menopause may be alleviated by inhaling essential oils. There are essential oils that are regarded as having estrogenic properties, and some have been proven through scientific studies to have chemical compounds that bind to estrogen receptors in the body. They may have mild regulatory effects on the female reproductive system.

Essential oils that have estrogenic properties are:

ANISEED – contains anethole

FENNEL – the most phytoestrogenic essential oil

GERANIUM – balancing effect on endocrine system, regulates hormone function

CLARY SAGE – stimulates pituitary gland which produces estrogen, uterine tonic, powerful with Geranium

TARRAGON – helps regulate erratic periods, calms menstrual pain

MYRRH – may help clear obstructions in womb, regulates scanty peroids

LEMONGRASS

MELISSA

The above essential oils are used to restore menstrual flow in cases of amenorrhoea or irregular periods and to treat hormonal imbalances.

The following essential oils are noted as beneficial to the reproductive system:

ROSE – said to regulate the reproductive system and is very uplifting.

GERANIUM – said to have estrogenic properties and a balancing effect on hormones. Geranium combines well with Rose.

MELISSA – helps balance hormones and menstrual issues.

CHAMOMILE – relieves menstrual issues (pain).

BASIL – improves overall energy and strengthens reproductive health.

LAVENDER – relaxing, balancing

JASMINE ABSOLUTE – relaxing

CARROT SEED – tonic to hormone production, regulates menstrual cycle, thyroid regulator

YLANG YLANG – energizes reproductive organs, hormonal balance especially when used with Geranium and Lavender

CORRIANDER – stimulates estrogen, glandular tonic, stimulates vaginal secretions

Fertility Blend #1

Rose – regulates menstrual cycle, supports the uterus, facilitates relaxation and nurtures emotions.

Geranium – balancing to menstrual cycle and hormones.

Bergamot - relaxing and uplifting

Neroli - relaxing and uplifting

Ylang Ylang - relaxing and uplifting

Clary Sage – balancing for hormones, relaxing and uplifting

Lavender – soothes and relaxes the nervous system

Sweet Almond oil (carrier oil)

(Best results when used 1-3 months. It is not recommended to use long-term while pregnant.)

Recipe #2

3 drops Fennel

4 drops Geranium

3 drops Vetiver

20ml Sweet Almond oil

Massage a few drops into abdomen every night for 3-4 weeks.

Recipe #3

20 drops Geranium Rose

5 drops Rose

5 drops Nutmeg

Emu Oil to fill the 15ml bottle

Recipe #4

15 drops Fennel

10 drops Geranium Rose

5 drops Coriander

Emu Oil to fill the 15ml bottle

The choice of the process used in application of Heritage Essential Oils’ products is the sole responsibility of the user.

Information and statements regarding Heritage Essential Oils’ products have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health condition or disease.

We do not make any therapeutic claims for any Dietary Supplements in accordance with the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act and FDA regulations.

Heritage Essential Oils and any of its directors, employees, representatives or those involved in blending and bottling the oils will not be liable for damages arising out of or in connection with the use of their products. This is a comprehensive limitation of liability that applies to all damages of any kind, including (without limitation) compensatory, direct, indirect or consequential damages, income or profit and claims of third parties.

We disclaim any liability if the user uses or prescribes any remedy or essential oil, natural or otherwise, for him/herself or another. Please consult a licensed healthcare professional should a need be indicated.