Cypress Essential Oil (Cupressus Sempervirens)
Cypress essential oil has been used since ancient times for purification and as incense. Cypress is one of the oils most used for the circulatory system. Because it assists in moving stagnant matter, it actually assists many systems of the body: circulatory, digestive, urinary, and skin. It helps with cellulite, varicose veins, hemorrhoids, fluid retention, constipation, edema, excessive perspiration, and hand and feet sweating. It is also effective for muscles and joints, the respiratory system, the reproductive system, and the nervous system. *

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Body Systems Affected: Cardiovascular System, Muscles and Bones.

Uses: Cypress essential oil may be beneficial for asthma, strengthening blood capillary walls and reducing cellulite. May also help with coughs, diarrhea, edema, fever, bleeding gums, influenza, liver disorders, muscular cramps and wounds.
The French use Cypress essential oil for arthritis, bronchitis, circulation, cramps, hemorrhoids, insomnia, intestinal parasites, lymphatic decongestant, menopause, cramps, pancreas insufficiencies, varicose veins, water retention.

Historical Uses: It was used in the old times for its benefits on the urinary system and other places where there is excessive loss of fluids, such as perspiration, diarrhea and menstrual flow. The Chinese valued Cypress for its benefits to the liver and respiratory system.

Properties: Anti-bacterial, anti-infectious, antimicrobial, mucolytic, antiseptic, astringent, deodoratn, prostate decongestant, refreshing and relaxing.

Aromatherapy Effects: Cypress essential oil helps ease the feeling of loss. It creates a feeling of security, is grounding and helps to heal emotions.

Scent: Fresh, herbaceous, slightly woody with evergreen undertones

How to use: Diffuse. Apply to Vita Flex points and/or directly on area of concern.

Safety: Use with caution during pregnancy

Suggested Blending Oils: Bergamot, Clary sage, juniper, lavender, lemon, orange and sandalwood.

* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Cypress Testimonials

"I am 49 and have had a desk job for 10 years. One day some months ago I started having pain from behind my knee down my leg. I went home looked in my desk reference and put Cypress on neet, as it is good for the circulation. I was better in 1 application and by the 3rd application the pain was gone. I now usually put cypress on as I get out of the shower and I only have problems if I forget to put the Cypress on for a few days."

"My husband had shoulder surgery several years ago and the doctor said he had a combination of calcium deposits, bursitis, and a bone spur all in the same shoulder. They apparently took care of all these with the surgery. He had several shots of cortisone before the surgery.
He has recently been complaining about a pain in the other shoulder and wonders whether he will have to resort to the same procedure. Well, I am into natural healing now! The other day he hung a new chandelier for us and really strained his shoulder and complained of severe pain from his neck all the way to his wrist. That night I massaged his shoulder with cypress and balsam fir and the next morning his pain was 90% better. Another treatment the following night took care of the pain for good. I do not believe he needs surgery! I am quite enjoying my role of natural healer in my family!"

Did you know. . .

Use a drop or two of Cypress where you would apply a deodorant.

Equal parts Cypress and Tangerine mixed with a small amount of V-6 mixing oil makes a wonderful serum for skin toning and also aids with the healing of scar tissue. (Try five drops of each in a 5ml bottle and then fill the rest of the bottle with carrier oil.)

Mix several drops of Cypress with pure V-6 mixing oil and apply on location to help with arthritis discomfort. (Those with less sensitive skin may wish to try applying Cypress oil neat.)

Apply Cypress neat or diluted on location to ease cramping.

Apply a drop of Cypress to a minor injury to facilitate healing and prevent infection.

Rub Cypress around the nasal area to help control a nosebleed. (Avoid the eye area.)

Use several drops mixed with V-6 mixing oil and apply where needed as an insect repellant.

Diffuse Cypress, or inhale directly from the bottle to help with insomnia.

Help relieve acute chest discomfort and/or bronchitis by rubbing Cypress on the chest area.

Help strengthen blood capillaries and increase circulation by rubbing Cypress mixed with V-6 mixing oil on location. When used with Helichrysum oil, may help with varicose and spider veins.

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The testimonials on this site are a collection from Oil Testimonials and EssentiallyOurs Yahoo Group. Descriptions and Oil Applications are referenced with permission from the Reference Guide for Essential Oils by Connie and Alan Higley and Young Living.