*I use peppermint oil for migraines and it helps at times, and purchasing a diffuser is also effective (plus your house smells like Christmas!) Also, I purchased a separate peppermint oil in a roll-on form using it on the back of my neck (can be useful on the forehead by hairline). This didn’t help at all with my severe migraines.
I found that some grocery stores sell essential oils in their pharmacy product section and are much less expensive than stores set up that sell only oils. Also, on the internet, there are big savings also. I purchased the diffusers via Costco.
*To note also, my husband has asthma and finds the eucalyptus oil beneficial in a diffuser.
Have any of these oils benefited you?
Lady with the Migraines 
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Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for stopping by to comment.:)
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I do use the peppermint for any sinus problems that I have, also put lavender in with epson salt as a bath for an achey body. But you must get 100% essential oils. Look at the Young Living website. The founder’s name is Young. Very good oils, expensive but 100% pure. Where you used 10-12 drops of store bought you use 3-6 of these. ~Kim
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Thanks for the tip. 🙂
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Eucalyptus oil is good for colds and I add it to peppermint for headaches. I love EOs. I diffused them a lot while we were having colds and it seemed to help. I have a large variety.
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They are great. Didn’t start using them until a friend suggested it. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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You’re welcome. They are great for so many things, but especially breathing problems.
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🙂
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