Lavender
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) 
Constituents:
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Alcohols: 30-58%
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Esters: 26-52%
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Monoterpenes: 7-24%
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Sesquiterpenes: 3-9%
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Aldehydes: 2-5%
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Oxides: 2-4%
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Coumarins: 1-4%
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Ketones: 1-3%
Indications/ Uses:
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anxiety
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depression
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allergies
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insomnia
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stress
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skin irritations: bee stings, abrasions, sun burn
Dose/applications (several times a day or as needed):
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For anxiety, depression, insomnia, stress:
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Place one drop of Lavender oil in bath water and soak for 15-20min
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Place one drop of Lavender oil onto the pillow at night
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Rub one drop of Lavender oil into palms. With palms near the nose, inhale deeply 5-10 times.
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Massage one drop of Lavender oil into the neck and shoulder muscles.
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Diffuse Lavender oil daily in room for 2-3 hours. (must use cold air diffuser)
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For allergies:
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place 6-12 drops of oil into a vegetable capsule with several drops of olive oil. Ingest 1-2 capsule per day.
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For skin abrasions, sun burns, or bee stings:
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apply one drop of Lavender oil directly on the affected area.
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Warnings:
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Irritating to the eyes (oils will remain on the skin after washing with soap and water)
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Dilute with olive or sweet almond oil if aroma is too strong
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To reduce after-taste form ingesting capsules, freeze capsules first before ingesting.
Order lavender at Young Living.com
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