4 Essential Oils That Strengthen Your Immune System

4 Essential Oils That Strengthen Your Immune System - Tisserand Malaysia

Essential oils’ therapeutic properties can help strengthen the immune system. Here are some essential oils to strengthen your immune system to the cold or flu:

lemon essential oil

Boost Immunity

Shorter days and longer nights mean a reduction in sunlight – resulting in a lack of vitamin D. The consequence of this is an immune system more vulnerable to infection.

#TheFix – Diffuse six drops of Lemon Essential Oil Citrus limonum in your bedroom every day.

This will help to boost the body’s immune system and stimulate the production of white blood cells – thereby increasing your ability to fight off illness.

 

 

Germ Repellent

Viruses transmit faster in the cold as lower temperatures make their lipid coating tougher, and in turn more resilient and active. Cold air also contains less water vapour than hot air making it drier. Therefore, when we cough and sneeze, the particles released remain in the air for longer, and as a result, it is more likely for us to catch the cold virus.

#TheFix – Eucalyptus, Lemon and Tea Tree essential oils.

Before going to bed add 2 drops of Eucalyptus, 2 drops of Lemon and 2 drops of Tea Tree to the water in your Aroma Spa Diffuser.

The antiviral and decongestant properties of Eucalyptus Eucalyptus globulus, and the antibacterial properties of Tea Tree Melaleuca alternifolia will help clear your sinuses and fight off germs, while Lemon Citrus limonum helps boost your immune system.

 

 

Bronchitis-busting blend

When your cold or flu spreads from your nose and throat to your windpipe and airways you’ve contracted acute bronchitis. Although not a serious as it sounds, it usually lasts between 2 weeks to a month and goes away on its own.

#TheFix – Tea TreeEucalyptus, and Bergamot essential oils.

Add 1 drop of each into a bowl of steaming hot water, and inhale with a towel over your head 2/3 times a day, to help eliminate mucus and fight the infection.