Benefits Of Mother Earth's Healing Chest Rub!

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The benefits of using our all natural chest rub. Most people in 2013 are aware of all of the chemicals that are used in many commercial products. Lets go over a few reason's you would need to pull out the chest rub.
Chest Congestion- Symptoms & Remedies
Chest congestion is one of the medical conditions involving inflammation of the lower respiratory tract which causes difficulty in breathing and is mostly accompanied by chest pain and some other discomforting states. Inflammation is one of the body’s immune responses to an infection, a foreign body or even an allergy, virus or bacteria. Due to inflammation, mucus accumulates in the chest region which causes chest congestion.


Causes of Chest Congestion

There are many causes of chest congestion
  • Common cold
  • Asthma
  • Bronchitis
  • Flu
  • Airborne allergies
  • Gastroesophageal reflux
  • Pulmonary edema
  • Croup
  • Heart failure
  • Pneumonia
  • Lung cancer, and
  • Cystic fibrosis
However, the most common cause of chest congestion is common cold. Allergens, bacteria, and fungi can also cause infections that further result into chest congestion.

Symptoms of Chest Congestion

Symptoms of chest congestion are not very difficult to identify. One feels very tired due to the short supply of oxygen and labored breathing. Tightened chest and chest pain along with coughing are the common symptoms of chest congestion. Coughing is the most common and natural response of lungs and throat to clear out the thick mucous deposited in the chest area. This mucous or phlegm is produced to trap pathogens and pollutants.

Chest congestion is one of the medical conditions involving inflammation of the lower respiratory tract which causes difficulty in breathing and is mostly accompanied by chest pain and some other discomforting states. Inflammation is one of the body’s immune responses to an infection, a foreign body or even an allergy, virus or bacteria. Due to inflammation, mucus accumulates in the chest region which causes chest congestion.
Cold and flu season is here. It is time for us to stock up our natural medicine cabinet with herbal allies and homemade treatments to get us through the various illnesses of the winter season. One of my go-to treatments when my son gets chest congestion, cough, or cold symptoms is my home made chest rub. This natural chest rub is an old faithful that is made with all natural chemical free, and some organic ingredients. This safe and effective remedy helps soothe cough and congestion, clears the sinuses, ease spasms, coughing, catarrh, is calming to the senses and helps promote a good night sleep.
Rosemary, Eucalyptus and other herbs& oils can be very effective in relieving a cough. The oils help to increase oxygen flow and break up chest congestion. Some have antibacterial and/or antiviral properties as well!
Rosemary is antibacterial and antiviral, and it’s well known as a great essential oil for respiratory and sinus health. Adding it to a vapor balm that is rubbed on the chest, throat, and the bottom of feet, relieves lung congestion and sore throat. It is a stimulant to the nervous system and increases energy.
These are some of the benefits in using Mother Earths Healing Chest Rub.
This 100% natural chest rub is wonderful, fragrant, petroleum free alternative to commercially available vapor rubs No Chemicals added..
Chest rubs are a traditional remedy for respiratory conditions. The powerful oils bring circulation to the area promoting healing and expectoration. The oils are anti-microbial. The are both absorbed by the skin and inhaled; the aroma promotes decongestion.
To Use: Rub on chest or bottom of feet when feeling congested. Please do not use on any areas that are sensitive and with broken skin.
External use only.
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