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Breathe Again Essential Oil
Breathe and Let Go Today!

Breathe Again Essential Oil supports letting go of emotional grief and saddness. I love the roll-on applicator.

It is a fantastic blend of ten therapeutic grade essential oils that can be used to support healthy release which is what we do when we breathe. Eucalyptus oils in this blend contain high amounts of cineole.

There are two exotic oils in this blend including Eucalyptus Blue, and Copaiba (Copal) essential oils. Copal reduces the body's natural response to irritation.

Breathe Again essential oil comes in a portable roll-on applicator. The steel ball applicator makes it super easy to apply and provides a small amount of oil to the application area. Perfect for when you are driving down the road or running to your next appointment!

There are many more uses for Breathe Again so keep reading below in the uses and benefits Section. It will tell you how to use your oil blend and what to use it for. It will also provide you with some fun tips and testimonials!

As I receive new tips and testimonials they will be added to the page, so check back frequently!

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What is in Breathe Again essential oil? There are ten therapeutic grade essential oils in Breathe Again. They are listed below along with a brief description of each oil.

• Eucalyptus staigeriana Essential Oil This oil is commonly known as Lemon Ironbark (not to be confused with lemon myrtle). This oil contains a high amount of aldehydes (about 51%).
  
• Eucalyptus globulus Essential Oil or Blue Gum Oil is one of many eucalyptus essential oils. It is primarily used to support the respiratory system*; and to soothe muscle discomfort after exercise.
  
• Eucalyptus radiata Essential Oil or Black Peppermint Oil is one of many eucalyptus essential oils.  It is primarily used to for cleansing and purifying.
  
• Eucalyptus Blue Essential Oil (Eucalyptus bicostata) is a unique eucalyptus essential oil that is grown in Ecuador. It contains high amounts of alpha-pinene.
  
• Peppermint Essential Oil (Mentha piperita) is one of the most highly regarded herbs for supporting normal digestion, including promoting healthy intestinal function and gastrointestinal system comforts*. It is also a key oil in the Raindrop Technique.
• Copaiba or Copal Essential Oil (Copaifera reticulata) is a rare essential oil that reduces the body's natural response to irritation and supports healthy digestion*.
  
• Myrtle Essential Oil (Myrtus communis) is supportive of the respiratory system, skin, and hair, it has been researched for its effects on glandular imbalances*. It is also helpful for meditation and lifting the spirit.
  
• Bay or Sweet Bay Laurel Essential Oil (Laurus nobilis) has been used by Ancient Greece. Traditionally used to support healthy respiratory system*.
  
• Blue Cypress Essential Oil (Callitris intratropica) is indigenous to Australia. It has traditionally been used for incense, perfume and embalming. Traditionally the aboriginal burned the wood to repel mosquitoes and midges! Its benefits also include supporting the body’s natural response to irritation.
  
• Rose Hip Fruit Essential Oil (Rosa canina or rubiginosa) It is used to nourish healthy skin.
  

Carrier Oil: Coconut oil (Cocos nucifera)

Want More Information About the Individual Oil? Just click on the name of the oil to find out other interesting information such as:

• What Part of the Plant is Used?
• What is an ORAC Value?
• What is the ORAC of the Oil?
• What are the Plant Properties and Uses?
• Where is the Name derived from?
• The Most Interesting Historical Reference?
• And more!

What are the Documented Uses for Breathe Again Essential Oil?

Apply to joints after high-impact exercise or to fatigued muscles for a cooling effect after physical activity; great for "stuffy" environments; odors; cooling and refreshing when inhaled.

What is the Aromatic Affect on the Mind? Uplifting and energizing.

What is Nan's Mental (Mindset), Emotional and Spiritual Interpretation of this Oil?

Breathe Again essential oil opens the solar plexus and heart chakras. It helps us to express our self better in the world better by letting go and embracing joy and hope.

Those who feel depleted and are holding deep sadness and grief in the heart and lungs can see relief with this oil. Also, cools anger that is from heart-where the heart has experienced hurt and emotional pain.

How Do I Use It?

Use NEAT (undiluted). Then,

• Roll on chest or neck, or apply under the nose
• Apply to chakras
• Diffuse
  

Can this oil be Used for Animals? Yes

Note about Animals: Certain oils can be very toxic to cats. Citrus products and oils in particular that are not of therapeutic quality! Please consult your vet if you are not sure about applying any essential oil to your pet.

What are the Safety Precautions? f pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use. Keep away from eyes or sensitive skin.

Want to Purchase Therapeutic Breathe Again Essential Oil?

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Tips and Testimonials from an Essential Oil User

Roll on back of neck and chest during winter to ease stress.

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