A great way to support healthy a healthy endocrine system is to use essential oils!
Although diet and lifestyle play a large part in maintaining a healthy endocrine system, essential oils can also help to naturally keep you well. Below are 3 essential oils that may help with supporting a healthy endocrine system.
Why I use Young Living Essential Oils:
Yes, you can buy essential oils anywhere, but they are not always going to be pure and 100% therapeutic grade, which means that they might not even be effective for the uses that you want them for!
I only choose Young Living because after doing some research and comparing different companies, I’ve found that Young Living is the most reputable company. I love the fact that unlike most other companies, Young Living actually owns and operates organic farms to cultivate plants like lavender, oregano, sage, frankincense and more which are used in their oils. Young living also goes to great lengths to guarantee and test oil purity and strength. Their oils are of the best quality and are safe and effective 100% pure therapeutic grade. I’ve even compared them to my store-bought brands and definitely notice a difference.
Essential Oils You Should Have in Your Home:
Some of the best and most versatile oils to use in many health and wellness applications are lavender, frankincense, peppermint, lemon and some special Young Living blends like thieves, purification and pan away.
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Top 3 Essential Oils to Support a Healthy Endocrine System
1. EndoFlex
EndoFlex is a Young Living essential oil blend specifically designed to support a healthy endocrine system. I like to use it topically and rub it over my thyroid (over the front of my neck) and over my adrenals (on the mid back near where your bra would be)
It contains spearmint, sage, geranium, myrtle, german chamomile, nutmeg and sesame seed oil. You can get quality essential oils like EndoFlex here.
2. Progessence Plus
Progessence Plus is another Young Living blend formulated to support a healthy female endocrine system. Progessence plus uses natural progesterone from wild yam extract in order to support healthy cycles.
Progessence Plus contains very a small amount of progesterone that is generally safe for females to take. Always consult with your doctor before starting any natural EO protocol. You can get quality essential oils like Progessence Plus here.
3. Myrrh
Myrrh contains sesquiterpenes, which may to support healthy glands. The hypothalamus produces many vital hormones including thyroid and growth hormone.
You can get quality essential oils like Myrhh here.
Unfortunately, I cannot legally recommend a dosage protocol for essential oils. The best that I can do is tell you how I use them. I diffuse these oils, inhale them or apply a few drops topically on my neck, feet or wrists daily. I only recommend Young Living and would not personally ingest or topically use any other oils.
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My question is how do you use these oils? Just by rubbing them in the skin, is there a certain area I should rub it in? Thanks!
Dani
It says in the article- “I use these oils regularly and either diffuse them, inhale them or apply a few drops topically on my neck, feet or wrists.”
The article does not really tell a protocol for using these three oils….other than inhaling them, diffusing them and applying a few drops topically, it does say how many times a day you should do this. Should they be ingested?? I am trying to get off of Synthroid and knowing how to replace the synthetic medication for essential oils is key in keeping my levels all balanced. Were you on medication and get off of it? Would love to know more specifics.
I’m sorry Cindy, but I am not a doctor and cannot legally recommend a protocol to help you get off of your medications.
No, I understand that, I think those of us interested, are wondering what exactly others have done to help them specifically. I can say to someone I used essential oils instead of antibiotics to cure my strep throat, tell them what I used but also say, that’s just what worked for me. I would hope they wouldn’t assume I’m a doctor and that I’m qualified to disperse medical advice. I think most of us are just looking for a BASIC place to start. Thanks!
I use these oils topically on my neck, feet and wrists. I also diffuse them and inhale them. I apply a few drops of each oil topically every day.
If you’d like more detailed information on these and other essential oils and how to take them, I highly recommend the Essential Oils desk reference–> http://amzn.to/1lOder5
Hope that helps! 🙂
Thanks, it does! 🙂
I would like to know if we can mix these three oils together and also if we use them neat or with a carrier oil. I am asking anyone who has used them for this purpose…in your opinion and your experience with these three has anyone mixed them together?
I apply them neat. Progessence plus is a blend that already contains a carrier oil. You can blend the others with a carrier oil if you prefer.
Can i use it for hyperthyroid too? Cause i read so many only about hypothyroid. Thanks.
You would want to use different oils to support that. Try googling it 🙂