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Home Cristina Proano-Carrion Aromandina Contact Cristina We send FREE weekly aromatherapy tips Your Name SignSign Up!Up! and people say it's very useful stuff! [email protected] Apr 06 2012 Uplift and Refresh Your Senses with Bergamot What is Bergamot? Bergamot (Citrus Bergamia) is a citrus fruit that is native to southern Italy, tropical parts of Asia and the Ivory Coast. This citrus fruit probably gets its name from the town of Bergamo in Lombardy, Italy, where it was commercially grown for the first time. Bergamot is rarely consumed as a fruit or fruit juice. It is primarily cultivated for its essential oil, which is obtained through cold compression of the fruit’s rind. Apart from its medicinal and therapeutic applications, the oil is widely used in perfumes, cosmetics as a flavoring agent for Earl Grey Tea. Bergamot Essential Oil – Uses in Aromatherapy Bergamot essential oil, with its clean and refreshing citrus fragrance, is an effective antidote against depression, anxiety, urinary tract infections and nervous indigestion. The oil has a balancing and toning effect on the nervous system which makes it effective against psychological disturbances as well as painful spasms. Bergamot is also used in the treatment of all kinds of infections owing to its strong antiseptic properties. Bergamot Essential Oil for Nervous Indigestion: Some people respond to emotional turmoil with overeating while others tend to starve themselves sick. The former results in flatulence, indigestion and colic, while the latter results in weakness and loss of immunity. Dr. Jean Valnet mentions the use of Bergamot for loss of appetite, but Patricia Davis cites that “its effect on the appetite is more regulating rather than stimulating”. Therefore, Bergamot is just as useful for anorexia nervosa as it is for compulsive eating. Use Bergamot oil for indigestion, gas and flatulence. Follow this recipe: Combine 1 teaspoon carrier oil with 2 drops of Bergamot essential oil 2 drops of German Chamomile essential oil 2 drops of Fennel essential oil. Massage the entire abdominal area with this blend, preferably at night just before going to bed. Bergamot Essential Oil for Urinary Tract Infections: UTI or Urethritis is characterized by immense burning and discomfort during urination and a constant urge to urinate. If left untreated, the infection may spread upwards of the urethra to the bladder and even the kidneys. For individuals who are prone to recurrent bouts of Urinary Tract Infection, Bergamot is an effective remedy owing to its natural antiseptic properties. Bergamot essential oil blends amazingly well with Lavender and Tea Tree oils, which are powerful disinfectants by themselves. Mix 3 drops each of these oils to 1 cup of organic, plain yoghurt and prepare a sitz bath by filling a tub with enough warm water to cover your hips. Add the mixture to it, swish it well and sit in the bath for about 10 minutes. Repeat this everyday for at least a week to get rid of the nasty symptoms. To prevent recurrence, prepare a genital rinse by mixing 3 drops each of Bergamot and Lavender oils to a teaspoon of salt and dissolving this in an 8oz bottle of filtered water. Use a bit of this rinse every time you go to the bathroom to keep infection at bay. It is recommended that you drink lots of water to flush out the microbes and cut down on sugary and processed foods as these encourage the growth of bacteria and yeast in the urinary tract. Please note that these treatments may complement, but not substitute a medical prescription. If the infection does not show signs of improvement or is accompanied by fever or blood in the urine, consult a physician immediately. Bergamot Essential Oil for Depression and Anxiety According to Gabriel Mojay, “Bergamot oil helps us to relax and “let go””. This means that Bergamot encourages the release of locked-up emotions that eventually lead to depression, anxiety and insomnia. The coolness of citrus also negates “hot” emotions like anger, frustration and irritability. To kick start your day on a positive note, put 5 drops of Bergamot oil on a dry washcloth and place this on your chest while taking a hot shower. Inhale the vapors and feel the positive energy charge up your body. With each deep breath, all those feelings of depression, anger and frustration will simply melt away. Even when you are not at home, keep a bottle of Bergamot essential oil handy. Place a few drops on a piece of paper towel (it works better than a tissue) and sniff it from time to time to refresh your mind. Once a week, add 3 drops each of Bergamot, Frankincense and Lavender essential oils to your bath water and soak in this rejuvenating aromatic bath. Whenever you are feeling down and out, the fresh, citrus burst of Bergamot will help relieve stress and promote a positive outlook towards life. By re channeling negative emotions, Bergamot helps restore optimism, motivation and hope. How do you use your Bergamot essential oil? Do write in to share how it has worked for you! Related aromatherapy articles: Bring in the New with Aromandina Spring Essential Oil Blend © 2012, Cristina Proano-Carrion, Aromandina LLC This information is based on traditional use of aromatherapy and it does not intend to diagnose or treat any condition. This information should not be used as a substitute for medical counseling with a health care professional. No part of this article may be reproduced in whole or in part without the explicit written permission of Aromandina. Tags: aromatherapy, bergamot, bergamot essential oil, bergamot oil, bergamot orange, citrus, citrus fruit, earl grey tea, essential oils, lamiaceae, lavender oil, medicinal plants, monarda didyma, nervous indigestion, nervous system, oil, perfume, tea tree oil, urinary tract, urinary tract infection, uses This entry was posted on Friday, April 6th, 2012 at 3:10 pm and is filed under Aromatherapy Article, Aromatherapy News, Essential Oil Profile. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. 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