More Cold & Flu Bomb Recipes

More Cold & Flu Bomb Recipes

All good things happen for a reason, so they say. Over the Christmas holiday I was ambushed by an epic cold and the only good thing that came from it was this thought: share more Cold & Flu Bomb recipes because sometimes you have to mix it up! Normally, I live and breathe by my standby Cold & Flu Bomb recipe using 3 essential oils, Oregano, Melaleuca and a CW Lavender Thieves Immunity blend. This protocol has always helped me and my family, always! But whatever I picked up in Colorado called for more than one kind of bomb, I used THREE. While researching options, I stumbled upon a nifty blog that shared the writers own rendition (and cost breakdown) of DIY On Guard Plus. This was a score for me because I love anything with Black Pepper and Melissa in it. Black Pepper in a natural expectorant and Melissa is super anti-viral and a tonic which means

it's very soothing to all body systems. I'm currently raving about Cold and Flu Bomb #3, especially with a dash of Lime if a cough is involved. However, I now have a bottle of DIY On Guard Plus at the ready but hopefully I won't need it anytime soon OY! Without further adieu, here's a string of recipe cards that you can print and add to your EO Journals. If you'd like to learn more about how pure essential oils can knock out a cold or flu naturally, without messing up the good flora or, compromising immunity like synthetic antibiotics can, please follow this link to my post all about natural antibiotics and why they work. Remember, switching up your EO blends is beneficial when you've been dosing more than 3 to 4 days. We all respond differently to EOs and one man's miracle can be another's dismal failure! Also, I can't state strongly enough that consistency is your key to success! Pure essential oils are assimilated very quickly, there's no time-release action. Be consistent, be consistent and be consistent some more.

Original article and pictures take http://campwander.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-sinus-rescue-bomb-sinus-infection.html site