Take a moment and look at the medicine you have in your home. What is in it? It may be time to Makeover your medicine cabinet.
Medicine Cabinet Evaluation Questions.
- Is it expired?
- Does it treat the symptom or the root cause of the illness?
- What side effects are possible when using the product?
- Are there dyes or artificial coloring?
- Are the ingredients synthetic?
- What is the financial cost?
- Are there allergens in them like gluten?
When approaching our family’s health we all need a good dose of common sense! First, take a look at each member of your family and critically analyze their individual needs. Are you addressing any ongoing health challenges? This is a great place to start when determining what products need to be in your medicine cabinet.
Think ahead and stock your Medicine Cabinet, not only meeting the immediate needs of your family but providing safe solutions for possible emergency scenarios. When evaluating my medicine cabinet. I first and foremost need to address possible allergic reactions to medicine whether it is synthetic or natural. I use essential oils because there are no side effects only side benefits! Essential oils are 100% natural and safe, more effective than many modern medical approaches to health problems, and they are cheaper than traditional medical care!
I challenge each one of you,
to take a moment and,
detox your
medicine cabinet.
Makeover Your Medicine Cabinet
- Pain Reliever Deep Blue Polyphenol Complex, Peppermint, Copaiba, or Deep Blue Rub.
- Skin Lavender, Frankincense essential oils, fractionated coconut oil, or aloe from an aloe plant.
- Cough Homemade cough syrup, and a humidifier.
- Respiratory Breathe or Eucalyptus essential oil and herbal tea.
- Stomach/Intestinal Peppermint, Ginger DigestZen essential oil.
- Scrapes/Cuts OnGuard, Myrrh(liquid bandaid), and Lavender essential oil. (use gauze and tape if you have an adhesive allergy.)
- Headache PastTense and Frankincense essential oil.
- Fever Peppermint, essential oils as well as Colloidal Silver.
- Sleep Cedarwood, Lavender, and Serenity essential oils.
It pays to do your research and make sure you have on hand only safe and healthy medicine. Your family will thank you for it!
Interested in more ways to help your family stay healthy? Check out 8 Natural Antibiotics.
YOUR TURN…
What do you keep in your medicine cabinet?
Blessings,
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*These statements have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Essential Oils are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Pregnant or lactating women and persons with known medical conditions should consult a physician prior to the use of any essential oil.
I try to clean out my medicine drawer when the clock moves forward and backward, but as I keep finding new natural remedies I have less and less to clean out. Love essential oils. Thanks for sharing on Let’s Get Real Friday Link Party.
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