Constipation Relief with Essential Oils

I recently had someone contact me from Australia who suffers from chronic constipation. Needless to say, he had tried everything to relieve himself from this condition (no pun intended). I searched all my references and came up with specially-formulated blend of essential oils. It comes in a 4-ounce plastic bottle ready to use as a massage oil over the intestines and stomach.

This blend of essential oils includes:

SWEET BASIL ( Ocimum basilicum, ct linalool ) Its stimulating properties help ease sinus congestion and help restore bowel action. A natural diuretic Sweet Basil helps relieve poor circulation especially associated with constipation, liver and gall bladder stagnation.

Sweet Basil’s antispasmodic action may be used in a hot towel compress to help relieve chronic constipation, menstrual cramps, gas and bloating, chronic constipation, as well as relieve muscular aches and pains. Basil has a stabilizing and fortifying effect on the nervous system.

CYPRESS ( Cupressus sempervirens ) The most powerful astringent action in aromatherapy Cypress oil stimulates and strengthens the circulatory system, and has been used for ritual cleansing and to promote health since ancient times. It was considered a symbol for life after death and in the ancient temples of Egypt was burnt along with Juniper to cleanse the atmosphere.

SWEET MARJORAM ( Origanum marjorana ) Like the fresh herb Sweet Marjoram has a spicy, warm and soothing aroma that is relaxing, comforting and calming to your nervous system. Marjoram is a stimulating oil and an antispasmodic making it a nice addition to the Constipation essential oil synergy blend.

Marjoram’s powerful restorative properties make it an effective treatment for those who suffer from chronic constipation. Sweet Marjoram also has a comforting and soothing effect on the body, mind and emotions and promotes deep relaxation and release of long held patterns of tension and stress!

SWEET ORANGE ( Citrus sinensis ) A rejuvenating and uplifting tonic Sweet Orange oil has a very sweet and fresh orange aroma that’s warm and inviting. As a nerve tonic Sweet Orange eases physical and emotional tension.

As with other members of the citrus family Sweet Orange oil’s natural astringency makes it an effective tonic for the circulatory and lymphatic systems. Use Sweet Orange oil for relieving constipation and to stimulate the release of toxins.

BITTER FENNEL ( Foeniculum vulgare ) A natural diuretic Fennel relieves the discomfort associated with fluid retention, muscular tension and bloating. Due to its powerful cleansing and tonic action Bitter Fennel is often recommended as a hot compress for treating digestive system complaints such as weak or sluggish digestion, flatulence, or constipation. Makes a wonderful detoxifying bath alone or in a blend!

BLACK PEPPER ( Piper nigrum ) Warm, mildly stimulating oil with a soft spicy aroma that’s slightly woody Black Pepper is especially good for strength and stamina to the body, mind and emotions and is excellent in any blend for warming and loosening the muscles.

Use it for soothing nervous complaints or symptoms associated with constipation as it stimulates bowel movement.

I used Coconut Fractionated as the Carrier oil due to its healing properties, however any other carrier oil can be used.  Take a teaspoon or so into the palm of your right hand and massage into skin over stomach and intestinal area.  It will do wonders!

For more information about essential oils, visit http://HealWithEssentialOil.com. To purchase “Trouble Down Under” blend click http://www.healwithessentialoil.com/products/Trouble-Down-Under.html

About Rebecca Park Totilo

Rebecca Park Totilo’s flair and passion for life bursts into living color when she writes. As an award-winning publisher aurhor of over 34 books, including her latest, "Heal With Oil: How to use Biblical Essential Oils," she has been spoken to millions via television, radio and live appearances. Her credits include working as a contributor writer on two best-selling series ("Quiet Moments with God" and “Stories for the Teen’s Heart”) which sold over one million and five million copies respectively. She is also a freelance writer for several national magazines including Christian Parenting Today, Discipleship Journal and Woman’s World. Rebecca's photography work has appeared in numerous national magazines such as Woman’s World, Sports Spectrum, Evangel, and Sharing the Victory. Rebecca currently serves as president of Rebecca at the Well Foundation, a Judeo-Christian organization that prepares the Bride for the Messiah's return (www.RebeccaAtTheWell.org). From her studies on the Bride of Christ, Rebecca discovered the fragrances mentioned in the Song of Solomon and the book of Exodus not only held spiritual significance, but were beneficial to our health as well. After developing skin cancer on her face, she applied oil of myrrh to her skin and within 10 days it was gone. To learn more about pure biblical essential oils, visit her website http://www.HealWithOil.com.

Posted on April 13, 2011, in Uncategorized and tagged . Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

  1. Hi and thanks for the useful tips. I grow a few herbs here in India the main herbs being Sweet Basil and Thai Basil.

    With kind regards and best wishes.

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