EaGBMJT

Peppermint oil and spearmint oil are two oils that we know of but may not have heard of spearmint. They have been used for hundreds of years in many places around the world. The Chinese have used spearmint oil in many things, but their favorite was as a soothing astringent to soothe tense muscles and to help with diarrhea.

In North America it was used as a healing agent and they even made soap from it. Their use of the oil has led to the popularity of spearmint oil and to its widespread use in European and North American cooking. I am not sure if they used the oil to soothe their sweaty palms in the soap making process or whether they just wanted it for relaxing muscles in the lower body.

Spearmint has been used as a relaxing astringent for many thousands of years. In European folk medicine it is often used as a sinus remedy to relieve congestion and as a natural astringent.

Spearmint is used in warm baths to relieve tension and to release pent up energy. It is also used as a burn remedy to ease the pain of minor burns and to ease some very severe burns. The oil has the ability to relieve blistering and can be used as a topical solution for minor wounds that heal quickly.

Spearmint is often used in creating ointments and creams to relieve rheumatism and as a skin moisturizer. They have the ability to penetrate into the epidermis and the dermis. They also have anti-inflammatory properties that will relieve muscle and joint pain.

Spearmint is also a common ingredient in creams that help treat minor cuts and abrasions. It is an excellent antibacterial and antiseptic which will help with the infection. They can also be used to help with acne and skin irritations.

Spearmint is used in many herbal remedies for a variety of ailments. It is an excellent antihistamine and is used in cough remedies and decongestants. It can also be used as a gargle and throat rinse for getting rid of the bad breath that is associated with morning breath. In these types of medicines, it can act as a disinfectant and a salve for wounds.

Many people find that they cannot tolerate the flavor of the oil because it is so harsh. They have found that a much milder version is called spearmint flavored essential oil. It is less concentrated and less sweet than the original oil but it is still a very good choice for colds and flu.

The essential oil of spearmint is very good for your sinuses. It is used to relieve nasal congestion and is often used to relieve sinus pressure. Spearmint is also a very good natural remedy for coughs, colds and flu. It helps sooth pain and improve symptoms.

Spearmint oil is an excellent cough remedy and an excellent cleanser. It works well in scrapes and sores and is good for the skin in cuts and scrapes. Spearmint oil is very effective as a topical treatment for cuts and sores.

Peppermint is often used as a facial mask and is an excellent cold compress. It is excellent as a topical treatment for burns and wounds. In skin abrasions it is often used as a moisturizer. Peppermint is also a good anti-spasmodic.

Spearmint oil is an excellent natural remedy for minor cuts and infections. It is an excellent astringent, antiseptic and an excellent healer of skin irritations. It is also an excellent mouthwash.