Essential oils can make life of many Alzheimer’s patient and caregivers more bearable. The following are some essential oils that you might fins helpful. How to choose? Trust your nose and use the one that smells best to you.
Alzheimer’s:
- Juniper – promotes nerve function
- Frankincense – helps with anxiety, fear, and anger
- Vitex – promotes nerve function (reduced symptoms of Parkinson’s in animals by 89%)
- Helichrysum – the Royalty of all essential oils helps almost with any neurological disease.
Anxiety/Depression/Stress:
- Frankincense – one of the chemicals in this oil forces the lung to take deeper breath, so increasing the filling of peace,
- Melissa – was used in Europe for centuries against depression and anxiety
Also helpful: onycha, palmarose, petitgraine, pine, rose, sandalwood, spearmint, spruce, spikenard (yes, the one that was used on Jesus before the last supper), , tangerine, vetiver, and ylang ylang.
Nervous System Support:
Angelica, cedarwood, chamomile, frankincense, ginger, hyssop, lavender, myrrh, nutmeg, black pepper, peppermint, sandalwood, spruce, blue tansy, tarragon, valerian, vetiver.
Immune Support:
Cinnamon, cistus, clove, cumin, frankincense, galbanum, laurel, ledum, lemon, lime, mountain savory, myrrh, nutmeg, orange, oregano, ravensara, sage, tangerine, Idaho tansy, thyme, yarrow.
Local (Raleigh/Durham, NC) businesses where you can have an aromatherapy session and get advice about essential oils:
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Marina Lando, the owner of Harmony Life and a co-founder of Healthy Connections Professional Club and Publication and a memeber of American Holistic medical Association, is a Complimentary Medicine Journalist, full-time professional Spiritual Healer and Certified Raindrop Practitioner. She does Reiki and Aromatherapy.
She can be reached at 919-469-1505;
http://www.surchange.com/HarmonyLife/ 
