Gina Dane, LMT, CMT, CCA » fatigue http://ginadane.com Gina Dane, LMT, CMT, CCA is a massage therapist in Nashville, TN Mon, 07 Nov 2011 21:46:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 You asked for it – Grapefruit Oil!!!! http://ginadane.com/2011/08/you-asked-for-it-grapefruit-oil/ http://ginadane.com/2011/08/you-asked-for-it-grapefruit-oil/#comments Fri, 12 Aug 2011 17:32:09 +0000 Gina Dane http://ginadane.com/?p=254 You asked for it, so here are 25 advantages for Grapefruit Oil!  REMEMBER you have to use it for it to work.  Just can’t think about it, look at the bottle, talk about doing it or etc.  USE IT!

1. Invigorating  2.Enlightening  3. Elevating  4. Refreshing  5. Stimulating  6. Uplifting  7. Cellulite

8. Stimulates the Thalamus   9. PMS    10. Crosses the blood brain barrier

11. Helpful with brain tumors & tumors       12. Increases Urine Flow  13. Swollen Feet

14.Increases Concentration, Focus, Alertness (Great for school kids)  15. Obesity

16.Cleanses Kidneys, Lymphatic System   17. Improves Circulation

18. Acne, Toner & Oily Skin        19. Hair Loss    20.Muscular Fatigue, Stiffness

21.Stress   22.Jet Lag     23.Drug/Alcohol Withdrawal   24. Depression   25. Alzheimer’s

Be sure that you are using the Therapeutic Grade  (AFNOR) or you will be getting an adulterated oil which might cause side effects.

Have a Blessed Day!

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Green tea now can add another feather in its hat for helping our health.  Benign uterine fibroids, which effect 40% of all reproductive-age women, cause excessive bleeding, anemia and fatigue.  They also make it more difficult to conceive.

Now researchers at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tn report that green tea extract has killed the fibroids.  Also, the extract has been able to eliminate fibroid lesions in animals.  More human trials are scheduled for the future.

American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology 1/10

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