Essential oils can clear the respiratory tract when inhaled, but even more so when bathing! They thus make it possible to fight against viral respiratory infections in particular, to stimulate immunity and to promote the evacuation of mucus from the respiratory tract. And if you have a bad cold even in summer (it happens to everyone), it works too ;)
This article was updated on 15/03/2023In a small empty container, pour:
Mix everything using a spoon to homogenize the composition. Your preparation is complete.
Pour the entire mixture into your bathtub already filled with hot water (around 100L).
Stir your bathtub water so that the salt dissolves and distributes properly.
You can then enjoy your bath with essential oils for approximately 20 minutes.
These precautions apply under the application and dosage conditions cited above. If in doubt, ask your question on our forum and consult your doctor.
When we talk about ENT problems and more particularly respiratory infections, we immediately think ofeucalyptus Radiata essential oil. Yes, this oil is formidable for overcoming viruses! She allows to boost your immune system in order to effectively combat pathogens. Finally, it promotes fluidification and theevacuation of mucus out of the respiratory tract. An essential in this bath!
L’balsam Fir essential oil is also an ally of choice when it comes to respiratory diseases. In fact, this essential oil acts in the same way as a balm, hence the name “Baumier”.
Thus, it allows calm cough and to fight effectively against respiratory infections and in particular against inflammation. In addition, it will give your bath resinous notes quite characteristic.
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Work : de la Charie, T. (2019). Treat yourself with essential oils. Why and how does it work? Editions du Rocher.
This aromatherapy article was written by Théophane de la Charie, author of the book “Treat yourself with essential oils”, accompanied by a multidisciplinary team made up of pharmacists, biochemists and agronomists.
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