doTERRA Oil • Peppermint • peppermint • 15 ml

Peppermint (peppermint) is one of the oldest and most recognized herbs for relieving digestive problems and improving metabolic processes. Improves the process of digestion and absorption of nutrients by the body.

Peppermint oil is a spicy oil. Therefore, it should avoid contact with the eyes and other sensitive parts of the body. However, if it happens that a small amount of oil gets into the eyes, it is best to wash it out with fractionated coconut oil or possibly olive oil or other vegetable oil.

Despite the unpleasant feeling of smoking, a small amount of peppermint oil does not harm our eyes.

The oil promotes digestion, removes parasites from the digestive system.

indication:

• respiratory system: asthma, cold and flu, bronchitis, bronchitis, pharyngitis, fever
• problems with the digestive system: heartburn, colic, diarrhea, metabolism, nausea, abdominal pain
• headaches, migraines
• motion sickness
• pruritus and dermatitis
• insect bites

How to use it:

• diffuser: 2-4 drops
• inside: 1 drop per 0.5 cup of water
• for the skin: 1-2 drops on the selected area of the skin. Can be mixed with coconut oil to reduce skin sensitivity
• belly massage with diluted oil
• add to water or tea for proper digestion (1 drop per 0.5 cup of water)
• also apply to the lower part of the legs or rub into the temples for headaches
• to increase concentration and memory, put 1 drop on your tongue
• add to food as a flavoring agent and preservative

All doTERRA oils are clean and safe. They are certified CPTG (Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade®) - certified pure therapeutic grade. They can be safely used internally, lubricated the body, and inhaled.

CPTG-Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade (ACKT-Certified Pure therapeutic Grade) doTERRA oils, which makes it absolutely safe to use oils orally (those intended for internal use), as well as in small children.

What does such a certificate mean?

• quality without pesticides and heavy metals,
• no artificial colors or fillers,
• kontrolowane uprawy na obszarach, gdzie naturalnie występuje dana roślina i zbieranie jej w optymalnym momencie
• brak domieszek olejków z innych roślinnych
• brak domieszek olejków syntetycznych