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LeWarm Down |
Ingredients
basil, cypress, chaulmoogra,
fir, lavender, marjoram, wintergreen
Affinity for
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bones |
respiratory system |
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Resonance
physical
Application
LeWarm Down should be applied, diluted, to any area of the body where there are sore or strained muscles. This blend makes an excellent massage oil. It is often used in conjunction with LePaine, and if there is structural misalignment, LeMillenia is added to the regimen.
Aromatic Considerations
LeWarm Down has an underlying aroma of ‘black licorice’. It is the aroma of basil and is wonderful if you happen to like black licorice. If you find this aroma offensive, try LeTenda Care instead.
Physical Aspects
LeWarm Down is antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory This makes it an excellent remedy for tight, tired, sore, and aching muscles of any description. This blend is often reached for with sports injuries, muscle strains and sprains, and for torn ligaments.
LeWarm Down seems to aid calcium absorption and distribution throughout the body. This makes it useful for charley horses and the leg cramps during pregnancy. The regular use of LeWarm Down can slow the progress of osteoporosis by improving calcium absorption. LeWarm Down makes an excellent massage oil for back and joint pain. It often relieves stress headaches, where tight muscles in the neck and shoulders are contributing factors. LeWarm Down increases capillary circulation and protects the skin by helping it to retain moisture. |
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