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Lawton, OK

I am wanting to become certified in essential oils....does anybody know an on-line class that doesn't cost a small fortune? Also, what oils have y'all had a good response from??

February 11, 2018
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Members shared their favorite essential oils for fibromyalgia symptoms, with lavender and eucalyptus being the most commonly mentioned for... Read more

Members shared their favorite essential oils for fibromyalgia symptoms, with lavender and eucalyptus being the most commonly mentioned for calming anxiety and creating soothing environments, though most noted they provide emotional relief rather than direct pain relief. Several members recommended online aromatherapy resources including Aromahead.com and Aromahut.com, while others shared DIY approaches like making homemade salves with coconut oil, arnica gel, and various essential oils, or using castor oil topically for dry skin and joint support. A recurring theme was the challenge of affordability, with members discussing the high cost of certification programs and expensive oils like frankincense, leading many to pursue self-directed learning through books and experimenting on their own.

A MyFibroTeam Member

@A MyFibroTeam Member, I make a salve, using Coconut oil, Cannibus oil, Arnica gel, Vitamin E oil, and about 15 different EO'S (Essential oils ) good 4 pain, circulation, n joint relief !!!!! I use only good Cannibus Buds, when I make mine, n I use about 2 oz, of weed !!!! Love Cannibus n what it does to help me thru this PAIN 😨😨😨 Weed is an AMAZING PLANT, n thank you God, 4 putting here on Earth 4 us to use it !!!!! Shawn, hopefully your feeling OK, n your pain level is tolerable !!!!! Hugs flying ❀ ❀ ❀ βœŒπŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œπŸŽΌπŸŽ·πŸŽ΅πŸŽΉπŸŽΆπŸŽ»πŸŽΊπŸŽΈπŸŽ€πŸŽ§πŸ‘€

February 12, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

OK so yall gonna think I'm nuts, but I got 3 or 4 books and am going to grow my own weeds...lol but seriously i'm going to make my own pain reliever. Since the doctors will no longer give us anything. There are suave to put on your muscles, but most of all the best thing to take is vitamin b12

February 12, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I put castor oil on my body after showering.
It is very good for dry skin but also good for the joints, muscles, etc.
Especially if u are an aging dry person.

February 11, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I also use lavender. I find it to be calming, especially since I suffer with an anxiety. I bought a book from the healthfood store called Prescription for Natural Healing. In this book it pulls up various vitamins and supplements which are critical for healing specific aiments, including fibromyalgia. The book lists critical vitamins and supplements to use, which ones are important, which are good and a section devoted for herbs. While there are lots of things recommended for treating fibromyalgia, I found it easiest to follow the critical list and make some changes in my supplements. I will eventually try and follow all of the things they recommend. It's just that I couldn't afford to buy all the things the book suggests.
Good luckn in your research.

February 11, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

my cousin sells these oils and is now a distributor might wanna see if they offer school ing.....Young Living Independent Distributor

February 17, 2018

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