Migraine Oil

Eucalyptus (Bot. Eucalyptus globules) name means "well-covered"; it describes the bud cap. It is an aromatic tree and used for traditional medicines. The properties of eucalyptus is eucalyptol, also known as cineole, which is a natural cold remedy. As an anti-bacterial, natural decongestant, eucalyptus often reduces the intensity and the duration of respiratory illnesses. Topically, eucalyptus may be used as an antiseptic reducing the risk of infection and promoting healing, relieves muscle and joint pain.

Winter Green (Bot. Gaultheria fragrantissima) is an evergreen shrub, occasionally a small tree, native to the warm temperate and subtropical to tropical zones of China, India and southeast Asia. It is known for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. It is particularly effective against muscle, ligament and joint inflammations. It gives the best benefits to soothe muscle pain connected to intense physical efforts: sprains, cramps, stretched muscles, backaches, headaches and migraines.

Mint (Bot. Mentha arvensis) is derived from Greek word is a herbacious perennial plant. It is widely grown in moist places; along shorelines and streambanks, in wet meadows. Native Americans used field mint tea for colds. It is widely used for upset stomachs, gas, and sore throats. In Greek mythology as the herb of hospitality, one of mint's first known uses in Europe was as a room deodorizer.

Camphor, (Bot. Cinnamomum camphora) is a species of evergreen tree that is commonly known under the names camphor tree, camphorwood or camphor laurel. It is an native to mesic forests of China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan, but the tree has become naturalized in Australia and thrives in the Gulf and Pacific Coast regions. It is an organic compound of penetrating, used for many centuries as a component of incense and as a medicinal.