Lime has a sweet citrus aroma. It shares most of the same characteristics as lemon including fighting infections and colds. It also has antiviral and antibacterial properties that make it excellent for treating cold and flu symptoms. It is also commonly used as a digestive and appetite stimulant. The juice is principally used in the manufacture of citric acid, and for medicinal purposes.

Lemon oil fights infection, cools fever, and stops bleeding.  It tightens and tones tissues and softens and soothes skin.  Lemon oil promotes bowel movements and increases urination.  It lowers both blood sugar and blood pressure.  Lemon oil stimulates the immune system.

CAUTION:  Lemon oil may be irritating to sensitive skin.  It may also promote photosensitivity, leading to sunburn or uneven darkening of the skin.  Avoid using lemon oil on the skin before going out in the sun.

Ginger helps to calm an upset stomach and alleviate nausea.  It can avert the discomfort and queasiness of a hangover, motion sickness, or morning sickness.  Ginger stimulates circulation and improves the functions of the body.  It can increase sexual appetite.

Cinnamon Leaf has a warm, spicy aroma. It is germicidal, antiseptic, and anti-fungal. Add a bit of cinnamon leaf, sweet orange and clove to a diffuser or potpourri to purify the air and add a touch of warmth to your home. It is a strong skin irritant! Not recommended for direct application to the skin. It is a physical and emotional stimulant and gets the blood and mind in motion. Known as an aphrodisiac, it affects the libido and is also an antidepressant. The aroma in a room reduces drowsiness, irritability, pain and frequency of headaches. Makes a warming liniment to relax tight muscles, ease joint pain, menstrual cramps, and increase circulation. CAUTION: Avoid during pregnancy.