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For the treatment of chronic stress . A relaxing aroma that will help you cope with daily pressure and improve the quality of sleep. Stress is a natural reaction of the mind and body to stress. Sometimes it's good to just sit down and take a deep breath. Stress is an adaptive response to our environment and our perception of it, whether it is a result of something happening at home, at school or at work. Stress is largely expressed through the limbic system in the brain, which is responsible for mood, emotion, memory and homeostatic balance. While occasional stress, especially in healthy individuals, is not a health risk, prolonged, elevated levels can lead to adverse effects on the body and require attention from a trained professional. Repetitive stress can interfere with regular homeostatic (hormonal) mechanisms and make it more difficult to regulate future stressful events. Most stress management techniques begin with breathing exercises. for example, taking a deep breath, holding it, before consciously exhaling in a slow and controlled manner. Research has shown that this method can be enhanced when used in conjunction with aromas. Responses to aromas, like stress responses, are expressed in the limbic system, and thanks to the importance of smell in quickly informing the brain of changes in the environment, aromas are processed within 150-200 ms. This makes the aromas suitable for dealing with anxiety and tension. TURN TO OPEN. HOLD UNDER THE NOSE AND INHALE 2-3 TIMES FROM EACH NOSTRIL SEPARATELY, CLOSING THE OTHER. STORE IN A COOL ENVIRONMENT AND USE WHENEVER YOU DEEM IT NECESSARY. USE IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PEOPLE UNDER 6 YEARS OF AGE AND FOR PEOPLE WITH A KNOWN ALLERGY TO ANY OF ITS INGREDIENTS. PREGNANT AND BREAST-FEEDING WOMEN SHOULD CONSULT HEALTH PROFESSIONALS BEFORE USE. ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OILS OF LAVENDER, VETINER, MANDARIN. Lavender oil and the effects of inhaling it on mood and well-being have been studied extensively and the conclusion is that lavender oil produces a relaxing and calming effect, reducing daily levels of stress and pressure with effects that are not only psychological but also physiological. Vetiver oil is distilled from the roots of an aromatic grass, which is grown throughout tropical Asia. In aromatherapy, it is generally used to treat exhaustion, insomnia and stress, while in the Far East Vetiver oil is also used for its soothing effects. Mandarin oil is not traditionally known for its relaxing properties, however studies have shown that inhaling citrus aromas can have a significant impact on symptoms of physiological stress.
