SINUS, SINUS HEADACHE, HAY FEVER, COLDS, HEAD CONGESTION

At first sign of discomfort, sprinkle a few drops of Eucalyptus oil on a cloth or tissue and breathe in through the nose, exhaling through the mouth for 60 seconds. The vapor may make your eyes water and/or cause you to cough. This is a normal reaction and is momentary.

ASTHMA, CHEST CONGESTION, BRONCHITIS, LARYNGITIS, EMPHYSEMA

At first sign of discomfort, sprinkle a few drops of Eucalyptus oil on a cloth or tissue and breath in through the mouth, exhaling through the nose. Do this for 30 seconds. Children over 6 and older, inhale three times. 

COLD SORES

At the first sign of discomfort, apply Eucalyptus oil to the affected area, covering lightly with a lubricant (petroleum jelly, etc). Repeat application several times a day. In most cases, Eucalyptus oil will stop the cold sore before it erupts through the skin.

ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATISM, BACK AND MUSCLE ACHES

Bathe affected part with hot water or apply a warm wash cloth to open the pores. Apply Eucalyptus oil and massage for at least one minute. Lightly apply a lubricant. In severe cases, apply a warm compress again.

VAPORIZER- FOR CHILDREN UNDER 6 YEARS

If you or your child has a cold, a few drops in vaporizer a with make breathing easier and stop coughing.

RASHES, INSECT BITES

Spray Eucalyptus oil on affected area; allow to dry. Spray a second time and cover with a light lubricant. (Petroleum jelly etc.)

BURNS

CANKER SORES

SORES, CUTS, ABRASIONS

Apply Eucalyptus oil directly. When bandaged, apply directly over the bandage to saturate. Eucalyptus oil will cleanse wound, stop infection and promote healing.

FOOTBATH (FOR SORE FEET)

A teaspoon of Eucalyptus oil in a footbath gives excellent relief to sore feet.

SAUNAS

EUCALYPTUS STEAM INHALANT