155: Conquer Headaches w/ Elyse Serrano
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Registered Nurse, Elyse Serrano has suffered from migraines and headaches since childhood. In today’s episode she shares with us her transformative journey of using essential oils to completely change her lifestyle and banish her headaches for good.
In this Episode You’ll Discover:
What kinds of things trigger headaches
How can essential oils help combat some common headache triggers
5 steps for banishing headaches
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Elyse’s website: www.elyseserrano.com/toxinfree
Elyse on Instagram @elyse.serrano
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Recipes Mentioned in this Episode:
"Smell Like a Lady" Pure-fume recipe
From: Lily Davidson in NSW Australia
Ingredients:
10 drops Bergamot
10 drops Lavender
5 drops Patchouli
Directions:
Place oils in a 10mL roller bottle and top up with a carrier oil of your choice.
If you're wearing it during the daytime, don't roll it where it's open to sunlight, due to bergamot oil's photo-sensitivity.
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