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dangerousoilsNot all natural plants or plant products are beneficial to human health. They have other purposes and perhaps used for other living species. Some of the following plant life is used to produce homeopathic remedies but under NO CIRCUMSTANCES are the essential oils of these plants ever to be used.

If receiving homeopathic treatment, consult your homeopath. In the meantime, avoid black pepper, camphor, eucalyptus, peppermint as these oils will nullify the effectiveness of the homeopathic potencies. Some sources say avoid aromatherapy altogether.

Keep essential oils away from the eyes

People with allergies, including allergies to perfume, may well be helped by aromatherapy. Quite often it is the synthetic ingredients in a perfume that cause allergic reactions such as sneezing, headaches, faint feeling, etc.

If a person’s skin is sensitive to a particular oil (usually the more stimulating ones) causing irritation, it will generally disappear within the hour. You can smooth plain sweet almond oil over the area to help the irritation to subside more quickly. For women, skin sensitivity may be more prominent around the time of menstruation.

Essential Oils to Avoid at all Times:

Aniseed

Deadly Nightshade

Bitter Almond

Boldo Leaf

Calamus

Yellow Camphor

Horseradish

Jaborandi Leaf

Mugwort

Mustard

Pennyroyal

Rue

Sassafras

Savin

Southernwood

Tansy

Thuja

Wormseed

Wormwood

Wintergreen

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