Fir, Idaho Balsam (Abies Balsamea) Fir, like all conifers, is
an immune and endocrine stimulant; aids in the absorption of Vitamin C; used to
treat urinary infections and remove deposits from the lymphatic system; well
regarded for many years and in many cultures for treatment of respiratory
complaints and fevers; excellent for muscle pain relief and to loosen muscles
before strenuous exercise; soothing for overworked or tired muscles, tendons,
ligaments and joints; useful for back pain; beneficial for burns, cuts, wounds,
itching and in blends to treat hemorrhoids.
Helps stimulate the immune
and endocrine systems. For muscle pain relief and the urinary tract system. Good
for burns, cuts, and wounds.
Therapeutic properties: antiseptic,
antibacterial, deodorant, anti-tussive, expectorant, astringent, laxative,
antispasmodic, analgesic, diuretic, immune stimulant, nervine
Aromatic Considerations: Opens
energy flow between emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies; clears the mind of
limitations.
Application: Well
diluted and applied to areas of concern; diffused.
Resonance: heart
chakra, solar plexus chakra, central nervous system
Contra-indications: possible
skin irritant
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