W is for Wild Orange

This has been found to work well for children as well as adults. For us older folk it has taken us back to our childhood when life was carefree and abundant with possibilities.  

One of the Doterra research team on a podcast explains how when her teenagers find hormone changes start to get to them and they find the joy of the new day is hard to find. She started to diffuse Wild orange in the house before they surfaced in the morning and after a few repeats, the whole family could leave the house with a happy step in their stride. 

As with all citrus oils it has wonderful anti-bacterial, antiseptic properties to boost our immunity in times of stress or changes in the season.

And with its colour connecting with the sacral chakra we can work out that it works well for digestion. Its carminative, antispasmodic properties helping to settle the alimentary canal, easing spasms and relieving cramps. It appears to have a normalising effect on the peristaltic action of the intestines and may improve the flow of bile and the metabolism of fats.   

Below you will find the area to work with your thumb on your right hand first and then your left from the top line of working shown in the first diagram to the bottom of the torso reflex found on the latter photo, these arrows indicate the area of your small intestines.  

Any queries do not hesitate to get in touch... its extraordinary how it works... just imagine the boost with a drop of your wild orange oil too!