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Combat your Morning Sickness or Travel Sickness with the help of our nasal inhalation blend, made with 100% natural essential oils.
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Our Queasy Days nasal inhaler uses 100% natural essential oils formulated by our expert herbalist. The nasal inhaler uses aromatherapy to help quickly target symptoms of nausea. Packaged into a small and discreet inhaler allowing you to curb your nausea on the move without any questions.
Ginger: Studies have concluded that ginger inhaled aromatherapy served as an effective treatment for nausea and vomiting
Spearmint: Spearmint may help to relieve symptoms of digestive problems, by relaxing the stomach muscles, reducing symptoms of nausea
Grapefruit: Uplifting & reviving, it is used as a natural digestive aid and for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Place gently into the nostril whilst keeping the other nostril closed and inhale deeply, repeat with the other nostril.
Our herbalsit suggest using no more than 3 times per hour
Ingredients: Zingiber officinale, Citrus paradesi, Mentha spicata.
Fragrance Allergens: Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool (Occur naturally in essential oils)
Free From: Nasties, preservatives
No Added: Fragrance
Place gently into the nostril whilst keeping the other nostril closed and inhale deeply, repeat with the other nostril.
Our herbalsit suggest using no more than 3 times per hour
Ingredients: Zingiber officinale, Citrus paradesi, Mentha spicata.
Fragrance Allergens: Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool (Occur naturally in essential oils)
Free From: Nasties, preservatives
No Added: Fragrance
Inhalation is the quickest method by which essential oils enter the body and take effect. The surrounding warm, moist air carries the tiny molecules up the nose as we breathe in. This wonderful apparatus is the only organ with direct access to the brain, influencing our feelings and actions.
There are tiny hairs called cilia right at the top of the nose, from which special signals commence their journey to the brain. The air we breathe in passes over the cilia and a signal is transmitted from the receptor cells to the olfactory bulb and to sections of the brain to process the information. Neurochemicals are then released which are passed on via the nervous system to relax or stimulate depending on the aroma. They directly affect the body physically, which is why essential oils are so effective for different body aliments
Aromatherapy is the name given to a unique branch of herbal medicine that uses the medicinal and therapeutic properties of the oil found in various plants. Essential oils are concentrated compounds extracted from plants, twigs, leaves or berries. The aromatic compounds extracted give each essential oil its own unique chemical composition. Essential oils are extracted by a process called distillation, which turns the “essence” of a plant into a liquefied form for various medicinal and recreational use.
Essential oils are often used in aromatherapy, a form of alternative medicine that employs plant extracts to support health and well-being, practice of aromatherapy, in which they are inhaled through various methods. Inhaling the aromas from essential oils can stimulate areas of your limbic system, which is a part of your brain that plays a role in emotions, behaviors, sense of smell, and long-term memory
The physical and emotional impact of morning sickness, nausea and vomiting (NVP) can often can result in anxiety, concern and make life very difficult. Our herbalist has created this aromatherapy blend to support the nuisance of nausea, which can help support morning sickness, travel sickness, motion sickness and chemotherapy sickness
Morning sickness can make the first trimester of pregnancy a challenging time. Your body is experiencing massive changes, which can affect you emotionally and mentally, which is why it’s so important to practice self-care during this stage of your life. Here are a few tips to help you get through those first 12 weeks.
