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Arthritis is an uncomfortable and painful condition. There are three common types:rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and gout. Each have slightly different symptoms, but all cause pain and eventual immobility. One factor common to them all however is that all conditions tell you that the body is unable to eliminate toxins very well. When looking for treatment, it is always wise to start with a person's lifestyle and habits. Why one person develops arthritis and another person doesn't most often can be traced to lifestyle and habits. One treatment that works with some is called aromatherapy.

Simple Aromatherapeutic Treatments can make a difference in some people. Here are some you can try. Follow directions carefully:

Add 3 drops of Fennel, Carrot Seed and Juniper (or up to 10 drops of one of the above) to the bath along with two handfuls of Epsom Salt and one of Rock Salt. Repeat this every day for two weeks. This is an excellent detoxifying treatment for all types of arthritis.

Other oils you can add to the bath include 2013 Chamomile or Lavender (to help with inflammation), Rosemary or Lavender (for increasing mobility), Fennel or Grapefruit (for detoxifying).

You can make up a massage oil by mixing 7 to 10 drops each of Lavender, Rosemary and Marjoram with 50ml of a carrier oil. Rub this into painful areas very gently twice a day. This may help to ease pain and improve mobility.

Apply a cold compress using a few drops of Lavender and Chamomile. This will help ease any inflammation and pain.

Apply a hot compress using a few drops of Rosemary, Marjoram or Black Pepper. This will help to reduce stiffness.

REMEMBER:

When following any kind of heat treatment (baths, compress or massage), keep the joint moving to avoid any congestion. Also, never massage directly over a swollen joint.

Oil Safety

Fennel must be used in moderation. Do not use if you suffer from epilepsy or are pregnant and do not use on children under six years of age.

Juniper must also be used in moderation, do not use if you suffer from kidney disease or are pregnant, do not use on young children

Chamomile can cause dermatitis in some people (use fewer drops if you have sensitive skin;

Rosemary should not be used if you suffer from epilepsy or are pregnant;

Grapefruit is slightly photo toxic, therefore, do not use before sunbathing or going on a sunbed;

Black Pepper should only be used in very small quantities because it is a skin irritant;

AROMATIP from holistic therapies spain:

Rosemary is a mental stimulant and will help to improve your memory.
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