Formula 4 IngredientsYlang Ylang Oil (pronounced EE-lang EE-lan and means “flower of flowers”). This is an extremely aromatic flowering tree found in the tropics. The essential oil from these starfish shaped flowers has been commonly used to relax the mind and nervous system for centuries. This potent oil, used in very small doses, has been successful in significantly reducing many of the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; the feelings of tension, stress and anxiety and even depression. It is also known for regulating breathing, heartbeat, lowering high blood pressure and simply creating an overall feeling of calm so necessary during the withdrawal process.
Rosemary Oil A common garden herb used in both cooking and aromatherapy. When taken internally, it increases the rate in which the body rids itself of Nicotine. By improving digestion, circulation and perspiration - the body naturally flushes out the toxins that cause the cravings. Once the body is rid of Nicotine, the cravings are substantially reduced. Not only is rosemary a natural detoxifier, but both laboratory and animal studies have shown that it also serves as an antioxidant useful in the fight against certain types of cancers, including lung cancer.
Peppermint Oil One of the oldest medicinal herbs on record, even going as far back as ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. Since that time, substantial scientific data has been gathered proving its many health benefits. Some of these benefits include; increased blood circulation, cleansing of the gall bladder and clearing the bronchial airways - all crucial in the detoxification process. There have also been numerous animal studies done that show the use of Peppermint Oil can stop the growth of some cancerous tumours and fight against cancers of the colon, skin and lungs.
Lemon Oil Pale yellow to slightly greenish yellow in color, this essential oil is marked by its refreshing aroma, which is nearly identical to the fresh fruit. The oil is cold-pressed from the outer layers of the peel and highly concentrated as one ton of fresh lemons will yield only six to seven pounds of essential oil.
Lemon oil is effective as an antiseptic and extremely popular as a flavoring agent, but is also prized for its aromatherapy properties. It's uplifting and cleansing scent replaces negative emotions by creating a fresh and pure essence. The aroma of lemons is helpful in dispelling the effects of nicotine withdrawal, which can be marked by mental fatigue and psychological heaviness. Its scent also inspires increased concentration and awareness.
Camphor Oil The Camphor Tree is an evergreen that can grow up to 100 feet tall and is native to eastern Asia, although it is found in many countries today. The oil is distilled from the stem of the tree and imparts a strong and pungent scent that freshens the air and refreshes the mind.
Historically used for its medicinal properties, camphor is handled cautiously and in small dosages as it is highly toxic with penetrating properties. Its aroma has a calming effect on the nervous system, and acts as a soothing balm against nausea and other side effects which can occur with nicotine withdrawal.
Eucalyptus Oil There are over 300 varieties of the Eucalyptus tree, an evergreen which can grow to over 400 feet in the taller species. The oil is derived from the leaves and different species yield oil for purposes ranging from medicinal to industrial usage.
One of the most enduring uses for eucalyptus is its well-known power to ease chest congestion and quell coughs. When inhaling even a small dose of the oil, it acts as an expectorant, helping to loosen and cough up sticky mucous. The inclusion of this potent ingredient in Cig-Arette™'s system acts to loosen up the build-up of tar and nicotine, making it easier and more comfortable in expelling out of the chest.
White Mineral Oil It is important to dilute the essential oils contained in Cig-Arette™'s aromatherapy component as they are far too potent on their own and could cause skin reaction at full strength. White Mineral Oil is a base oil that is highly favored and commonly used for topical creams and cosmetic lotions. In addition to its lubricating properties, white mineral oil cannot be dissolved by skin fats and its large molecules also prevent it from being absorbed into the skin. This action allows the aromatherapy blend to remain on the surface of the skin for a longer period of time to impart its healing properties.
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