Intestinal problems vary greatly in terms of intensity. While some disorders cause mere stomach upset, others even lead to serious diseases like Crohn’s disease. But every type of intestinal disorder is accompanied with pain.
One can get rid of the pain by applying certain essential oils. Here is a list of 7 essential oils that bring relief to the pain caused by intestinal disorders.
7 Essential Oils For Intestinal Problems
Ginger
Ginger is well known for its multiple healing properties and its sweet smell brings relief to stomach pain caused by intestinal disorders. Ginger is also known to tone up the digestive system. Ginger oil is used for people who complain of vomiting or nausea along with stomach disorders. Further, applying ginger oil on lower back stimulates large intestine.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon oil is widely known for boosting metabolism, fighting infection and assisting in weight loss. This particular essential oil has antimicrobial properties that warm up the painful belly and reduce pain. Cinnamon oil causes irritation to the skin. So, it should be used less often.
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German Chamomile
This essential oil reduces nervous spasms and muscular spasms due to its antispasmodic properties. It effectively reduces the pain associated with intestinal disorders.
Peppermint
Better known as anti-inflammatory oil because of its soothing as well as cooling properties, peppermint oil is very helpful in reducing intestinal disorders. Peppermint acts as carminative to free gas accumulated in the stomach. It also reduces spasms in intestines, cools ulcers and relieves heartburn.
Fennel
Better known as digestive tonic, Fennel oil has antiseptic properties, antispasmodic properties and a pleasant smell that together reduce the pain caused by an upset stomach. Fennel or anise essential oil also reduces bloating, cramps and nausea. However, one should be equally aware of the laxative properties of this essential oil. Recetas para Cookeo
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Clary Sage
This essential oil, like Fennel oil, has antispasmodic properties that not only reduces the stomach pain but also relief from stomach cramps. This essential oil has sedative properties so you should use it preferably during bed time.
Lavender
Lavender oil is well known for its stress-reducing properties. Inhalation of lavender oil promotes calmness and helps in reducing discomfort associated with intestinal disease and disorders such as spasms and constipation. Lavender oil also ensures overall well being of the person using it.
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Essential Oil Blend
In addition, essential oil blend greatly improves digestive health. Essential oil blend renders therapeutic value to a normal aromatherapy massage. However, only a professional aroma-therapist has to make such essential oil blends. One of the most common essential oil blends is a blend of orange, chamomile oil and peppermint oil that improves digestive health.
Chamomile oil and lavender oil blend reduces abdominal cramps as well as pain caused due to intestinal gas. Also, apply the blend of chamomile oil and orange to get relief from heartburn.
How to Use
One can add a few drops of the above mentioned essential oils to warm bath. This would alleviate bowel disorders. Also one should be cautious that these essential oils are to be applied externally. Healthy diet aids the effectiveness of these essential oils. Some of these oils should not be used during pregnancy or else it would lead to epilepsy.
7 Essential Oils For Intestinal Problems
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