Natural Horse Keep Calm Oil

Keep Calm Oil

Keep Calm has 5 different theraputic graded oils blended togethr to help relax and keep the mind calm. When you and your horse is are calm you are able to focus more clearly at the job in hand. 

This blend helps reduce cortisol levels and stimulate the body into producing relaxing hormones and neurochemical reactions.

This oil is perfect for horse and rider when competing or riding and is great used in the bridle locket. 

The oil is also showing good results used whilst travelling, place 2 drops on the diffusor pad and hang in your trailer this will create a calming atmosphere for your horse. 

In the stable - Use 3 drops on the diffusor pad and hang where your horse can reach and sniff the bag. You will find your horse wondring over and inhaling the oils, this helps reduce boredom and help promote rest.

 How Essential oils work 

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The blend of oils are

Ylang Ylang Essential Oil (Cananga odorata) Restores confidence and equilibrium.

Patchouli Essential Oil (Pogostemon cablin)  It reestablishes mental and emotional equilibrium and energizes the mind.

Tangerine Essential Oil (Citrus reticulata) contains esters and aldehydes that are calming. Rich in d-limonene it helps to maintain a healthy lifestyle regimen.

Orange Essential Oil (Citrus sinensis) is rich in the d-limonene and may support cellular function. Also has calming effects and may be used for feelings of peace.

Blue Tansy Essential Oil (Tanacetum annuum) has a slightly sweet and herbaceous aroma. Tansy plants have several species and this one is also called Moroccan Chamomile or Annual Tansy. Emotionally, it combats anger and negative emotions.

WATCH YOUR HORSE

Notice which nostril your horse uses to smell the oil first.  If he uses the left nostril first, that indicates there is an emotional component to a physical issue or your horse processes things emotionally first.  

The right nostril indicates physical processing or a physical problem.

If your horse chooses the left nostril before the right with a particular oil or blend, address the emotional component first. 

Warning!

If you are going to use essential oils, make sure you only use 100% therapeutic grade!  Oils that are not therapeutic grade can contain up to 95% solvents and only 5% actual oil!

Also, do not ingest an essential oil without the advice of a health practitioner.  The vast majority of oils are not meant to be taken orally as they can be too strong for intestines, liver, and kidneys.

So, how do essential oils work?

Essential oils are made of multiple, unique molecules and compounds that the body can easily absorb.

Through aromatherapy, tiny airborne molecules from the oil are picked up by cilia and receptor cells in an olfactory organ (organs or cells that are related to the sense of smell).  They then send signals to the limbic system of the brain, which controls memory and emotion.

When absorbed by the skin (or even the lungs when inhaled!), the molecules are absorbed into the blood stream and distributed to the rest of the body.  And some other biological stuff. .

Essential oils also contain antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antioxidant properties.

 Our products have no medical claims they are intended to help towards natural health