Making your own Linament for aching muscles

With the extreme weather conditions both here overseas I figured there are going to be lots of people who have pulled muscles while slipping in mud (here) or snow and ice (UK, Europe, USA). Here are a few recipes you can make and then rub into the affected areas on your own or someone else’s legs etc.

Where the recipe says carrier oil you can use any good quality food grade oil such as extra virgin olive oil, grapeseed oil, apricot kernal oil, sweet almond oil, sesame oil or jojoba oil. A good one to use would also be mustard oil that you can now buy in Australian supermarkets. As always when using essential oils follow the safety precautions…..only use good quality essentil oil, don’t apply any essential oil directly onto the skin without diluting with a carrier oil ( the only exceptions being lavender,chamomile or tea tree). Keep out of reach of children-if swallowed contact the poisons information centre.
To Soothe Aching Muscles
Peppermint-4 drops
Thyme-4 rrops
Lavender-4 drops
Marjoram-3 drops
5mls carrier oil
Massage Oil for Muscular-skeletal pain
Wintergreen-4 drops
Cardamom-4 drops
Ginger-4 drops
1 tablespoon of Carrier oil (sweet almond)
Rubbing oil for Sore Joints
Marjoram-10 drops
Eucalyptus-8 Drops
Cajuput-4 drops
Black pepper-2 drops
250 mls carrier oil
Massage Oil for Aches Pain & Rheumatism
Rosemary-10 drops
Juniper Berry-6 drops
Lavender-8 drops
Carrier oil – 45mls

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One Response to Making your own Linament for aching muscles

  1. porag gohain

    Hi ,
    I liked your post. Would be very helpful if you could send some more information about essential oils and its various uses .

    Thanks,
    Porag Gohain

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