WHY AROMA SUTRAS PEPPERMINT ? Peppermint oil has many culinary and pharmaceutical uses. It is also used for its soothing qualities on the digestive system. Peppermint oil is commonly used as flavoring in foods and beverages and as a fragrance in soaps and cosmetics. HOW TO USE Peppermint oil also is used for a variety of health conditions and can be taken orally in dietary supplements or topically as a skin cream or ointment. The topical application of peppermint oil is generally safe, although it is necessary to dilute with a carrier vegetable oil like coconut, sesame or almond oil. It is advised that some people may experience a burning sensation or allergic rash, especially with sensitive skin. And more importantly, it is never advised to use on young children. When used as directed, dietary supplements and skin preparations containing peppermint oil are likely safe for most adults. Here are 3 sure fire remedies that will come handy anyday. 1. Aches and Pains Skin preparations containing peppermint oil are used by some people for the following conditions, although, again, there is no clear evidence that they are helpful: Headache Muscle pain Nerve pain Toothache 2. Around The Home Clean surfaces: Peppermint oil is full of natural antibacterial and antifungal properties. Just mix some of the oil with water and vinegar to create an all-purpose house cleaner and get scrubbing! Plant maintenance: Spray peppermint oil mixed with water to kill the aphids on your plants. Keep bugs and rodents away: Mixing 10 to 15 drops of peppermint oil with water creates a homemade bug repellent. Spray any cracks where bugs can get into your home, and it will keep them out. Placing soaked cotton balls also works great to keep pesky mice and raccoons out of your home.
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