M is for Marjoram

 

This oil has sparked my curiosity as uncannily it is reported to be beneficial for many of my extended family's conditions that we suffer from...from muscle injuries such as whiplash through its analgesic and antispasmodic benefits to a tonic for both the nervous and circulatory system with reports to say it may be helpful for Parkinson's sufferers. 

Other connections to the family have been its arterial vasodilation properties to benefit high blood pressure. Then Carpal Tunnel & Pancreatitis also being mentioned relating to its list of attributes.

I have seen how people from similar professions have picked the same oil for one of their top 3; does this mean that essential oils connect us together like our genes; or is it a nurture thing through associations with what we like to do in our lives connects us to a specific aroma?   

 This is an oil that is an alternative for muscle and connective tissue support if Deep blue doesn't tick your Olfactory nerve senses or maybe some of the conditions above may relate to you too therefore making this an additional support prop.      

 

 

On this hand we have the cranial nerves marked; the one that may be useful for many is no 11. This is the reflex point for our Accessory or spinal nerve that connects the brain to the spinal cord and is a motor nerve that aids shrugging our shoulders and turning our head. So may be releasing when tense in this area of discomfort when working at a desk for hours at a time.