Tinnitus Ear & Brain Balms

Description

You have tinnitus when you hear a buzzing sound in your ears. The buzzing is heard only by the person who has it. Loud noise causes permanent damage to the sound sensitive cochlea, a spiral-shaped organ in the inner ear. It is thought that stress might affect noise levels in the ears. With this in mind, we blended a bunch of pure essential oils, specifically for this purpose. We also thought about inflammation in the ear that might affect buzzing. These aromatic pure essential oil blends are particularly calming for depression, anxiety, and stress. Stress is known to affect noise levels in the ear, also affecting certain areas of the brain. The effect of stress on the brain is that it might increase the buzzing sound in the ears.

Tinnitus Ear Balm and Tinnitus Brain Balm are moisturising massage blends with uplifting, mind calming aromas for anxiety, stress, and nerves. It is possible they might calm noise levels in your ears by calming your emotional equilibrium. These mind calming blends are a soothing balm for anxiety, depression, and stress with anti-inflammatory actions to calm inflammation in the ears. Have earplugs on you to plug your ears when necessary to prevent loud noises from damaging your ears. Avoid areas where noise levels are louder than necessary.

Tinnitus Ear Balm & Tinnitus Brain Balm

Tinnitus Ear Balm and Tinnitus Brain Balm are calming blends with similar actions that might help to calm the buzzing sound in your ears. Tinnitus Ear Balm is a blend of antioxidant anti-inflammatory essential oils to calm inflammation in the ear and possibly affect a calming of the buzzing noise inside the ear. Tinnitus Brain Balm is an uplifting blend to calm the mind of stress, anxiety or depression. The oils have therapeutic actions and a calming aroma to improve emotional equilibrium, and possibly calm the buzzing sound in the ears.

Inhalation of Pure Essential Oils has a positive effect on the mind and body

The limbic system is a set of structures in the brain that regulates emotion and memory. It has sensitive regions that detect fear, regulate involuntary bodily functions such as breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and perceived sensory information such as memory, and stress levels.

When essential oil vapours are breathed in, the oil molecules enter the blood brain barrier to stimulate the various areas of the limbic system, including the amygdala, known to be the emotional centre of the brain. The senses of taste, sight, hearing and sensory ability pass through the hypothalamus before reaching the brain.

Inhalation of essential oil vapours affects the whole body, including the brain. The oils improve mood, depression, and stress to calm the heart and improve blood pressure.