Fir, Balsam

(Abies balsamea)

INGREDIENT IN: ^LeAmplify, ^LeConnection, ^LeDeeper, ^LeFortitude, ^LeLivN, ^LeMillenia, ^LeSanctuary,

INGREDIENT IN: ^LeUplift, ^LeWarmDown

THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES: antiseptic, antibacterial, deodorant, antitussive, expectorant, astringent, laxative, antispasmodic, analgesic, diuretic, immune stimulant, nervine

AFFINITY FOR: central nervous system, respiratory system, endocrine system, lymphatic system, immune system, urinary tract, muscles, tendons, joints, heart chakra, solar plexus chakra

RESONANCE: physical, emotional

PLANT FAMILY: Coniferae

PART UTILIZED: needles (leaves)

EXTRACTION METHOD: steam distilled

AROMATIC CONSIDERATIONS: The various varieties of Fir oil are quite similar to one another in therapeutic properties, but the balsamea is more mellow, with an increased ability to center and ground the emotions. This Fir has a wonderful aroma when diffused.

APPLICATION: Fir Balsam should be diluted and applied to areas of concern or to the feet.

EMOTIONAL - SPIRITUAL - MENTAL ASPECTS: Fir essential oil is excellent during the recovery stage of serious illness, whether the illness is of the body, the mind, or the spirit.

PHYSICAL ASPECTS: The essential oil of Fir Balsam, like all conifer oils, is an immune and endocrine stimulant. It is often used to treat urinary infections and remove deposits from the lymphatic system. Fir in any form, has been well regarded for many years and in many cultures for treatment of respiratory complaints and fevers. Fir essential oil is excellent for muscle pain relief and to loosen muscles before strenuous exercise. It is also soothing for overworked or tired muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints. Fir oils are useful for back pain.

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