Pure Aromatherapy for Body, Mind & Spirit

Essential Oils for the Respiratory System

Stuffy Nose & Cold Ease Help - 8 Best Oils - Breathe Clearly Blend*

Essential Oils for the Respiratory System*

Essential oils for the respiratory system are handy to have in the house as colds can sneak into your respiratory system quickly.* A cold can make it difficult to breathe, sleep, and function on a day to day basis. Essential oils are a comfortable, natural way of clearing your respiratory system. The oils in Breathe Clearly Essential Oil Blend are decongestants, antiseptics, relaxants, and also known to ease colds. By planning ahead, you could stave off any nasty colds, sinus infections, or stuffy noses this season.*

Breathe Clearly Essential Oil Blend contains eucalyptus, a great essential oil for preventing as well as treating colds and congestion. Eucalyptus is a natural decongestant, and is combined with Lime, which clears nasal passages and has antiseptic properties, lavender, which relaxes air passages, and pine, which increases circulation and also relieves colds.*

Use Breathe Clearly in a diffuser, an aroma lamp burner, or add 3 – 4 drops per ounce to your favorite lotion and apply under chest and/or nose.

Breathe Clearly Essential Oil Blend Safety Tips

  • Do not use if pregnant, have high blood pressure or have epilepsy.
  • Avoid use on hypersensitive, diseased or damaged skin.
  • Do not use with infants or children under ten years of age.
  • Phototoxic, so avoid using it when exposed to sunlight 12 hours prior to topical application.
  • For external use only.  See our Safety Information page for further details when using essential oils.

Essential Oils for the Respiratory System – Lungs*

The following essential oils are a great help for clearing lungs, throat, and sinuses, as well as keeping bacteria and other bad germs away so that you can stay healthy.

Add 2 – 3 drops of a few of the following oils to a diffuser.

See our references at the bottom of this page for additional information.

*This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease.

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