aromatherapy and lyme

is anyone using aromatherapy as an adjunct? if so how?

i am an ardent fan of aromatherapy and there are so many anitbacterials, antifungals and antivirals.... but most of them you smell or put on the body. i am not so confident about ingesting.

i am guessing you can use lots of blends and oils for uplifting moods, massage, etc... i am wondering about lyme itself or possibly detox.

i read you can put oregano oil on the soles of your feet for example... but have never tried this.

thanks...

I use essential oil from clove bud, oregano and thyme thujanol for their cyst busting properties. mix them in even parts, 1 drop 3 times a day - I drink them with water (it's very strong, don't know if everyone will like it... - I got it from someone specialised in essential oils)

Thyme Thujanol is a very powerfull essential oil - I put the 'normal' thyme (thyme thujanol is expensive, I preserve it for internal use) in the water of my footbaths (haven't tried it together with the epsom salt/hydrogen peroxide).

I use drops of peppermint on a handkerchief when I'm feeling nauseous - it calms it down (not always, but it helps most of the time).

In summertime, I use teatree oil to keep mosquitos and fleas away - it's very efficient! Some people say it's not good, but I'm sure it can't be worse than DEET - I made it through summer with teatree with very few stings.

Teatree is also very efficient for fungals on nails, just rub it on - my husband sometimes has them because of the gym/pool, and it really helps.

Have a look around this site, it has a lot of recipes on it - I haven't got any connection with this side, the specialist I was talking about has nothing to do with it (lives on the other side of the world), just found it on the internet and seemed intresting. http://www.huiles-et-sens.com/Tea-tree-essential-oil/language/en/

this is just about the teatree, but you can look up other oils too. 

Heather's doctor at the Hansa Center used essential oils to treat her every day when she was there. Some of them have antimicrobial properties, while they all have unique energetic properties which a skilled practitioner can harness to accomplish specific tasks.

Over the years I have seen a few patient testimonies on lyme forums where they have claimed that essential oils was their main treatment approach for lyme and coinfections. I have seen that people use Thieves Oil as well as Oregano Oil, both internally, topically, or aromatically

We have purchased a diffuser, and Heather goes to sleep every night with the aroma of an essential oil. We use the Young Living brand.

Don