Violet Leaf (Viola odorata) Absolute, 5% Dilution
Violet Leaf (Viola odorata): an absolute "known to strengthen and comfort the heart." I find it helpful with nervous exhaustion. This oil will not dull the senses; it will help keep the animal in control, maintaining inner strength that would otherwise be depleted. I have read it helps with poor circulation and rheumatism. Suitable for the respiratory tract, it benefits coughs, whooping cough, and particularly with breathing problems (i.e., shortness of breath). Its soothing properties overcome insomnia and banish feelings of anger and anxiety. I have read comments suggesting that violet leaf helps to restore "the bonds of friendship," and I believe it to be true.
I offer a 5% dilution of Violet Leaf Absolute in a vegetable-based oil of Safflower. This dilution is potent and must be diluted more when used with animals.
Comes in a 5ml-dropper bottle. (5% dilution in a safflower oil)
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and as such shall not be construed as medical advice implied or otherwise. No claims are made with respect to treatment of any physically diseased condition and no attempt is ever made to dissuade individuals from seeking medical treatment for any condition. In addition, this equipment, technology and products have not been evaluated by the FDA, nor are they intended to treat, cure, mitigate, diagnose or prevent any illness or disease.
Violet Leaf (Viola odorata): an absolute "known to strengthen and comfort the heart." I find it helpful with nervous exhaustion. This oil will not dull the senses; it will help keep the animal in control, maintaining inner strength that would otherwise be depleted. I have read it helps with poor circulation and rheumatism. Suitable for the respiratory tract, it benefits coughs, whooping cough, and particularly with breathing problems (i.e., shortness of breath). Its soothing properties overcome insomnia and banish feelings of anger and anxiety. I have read comments suggesting that violet leaf helps to restore "the bonds of friendship," and I believe it to be true.
I offer a 5% dilution of Violet Leaf Absolute in a vegetable-based oil of Safflower. This dilution is potent and must be diluted more when used with animals.
Comes in a 5ml-dropper bottle. (5% dilution in a safflower oil)
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and as such shall not be construed as medical advice implied or otherwise. No claims are made with respect to treatment of any physically diseased condition and no attempt is ever made to dissuade individuals from seeking medical treatment for any condition. In addition, this equipment, technology and products have not been evaluated by the FDA, nor are they intended to treat, cure, mitigate, diagnose or prevent any illness or disease.
Violet Leaf (Viola odorata): an absolute "known to strengthen and comfort the heart." I find it helpful with nervous exhaustion. This oil will not dull the senses; it will help keep the animal in control, maintaining inner strength that would otherwise be depleted. I have read it helps with poor circulation and rheumatism. Suitable for the respiratory tract, it benefits coughs, whooping cough, and particularly with breathing problems (i.e., shortness of breath). Its soothing properties overcome insomnia and banish feelings of anger and anxiety. I have read comments suggesting that violet leaf helps to restore "the bonds of friendship," and I believe it to be true.
I offer a 5% dilution of Violet Leaf Absolute in a vegetable-based oil of Safflower. This dilution is potent and must be diluted more when used with animals.
Comes in a 5ml-dropper bottle. (5% dilution in a safflower oil)
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and as such shall not be construed as medical advice implied or otherwise. No claims are made with respect to treatment of any physically diseased condition and no attempt is ever made to dissuade individuals from seeking medical treatment for any condition. In addition, this equipment, technology and products have not been evaluated by the FDA, nor are they intended to treat, cure, mitigate, diagnose or prevent any illness or disease.