Immunity Support Roller Recipe

🌸 Immunity Support Roller Recipe

⭐️ This collection of oils is so powerful for supporting your immune system and protecting yourself from bugs and germs. When using this mix, it has us bouncing back in no time.

At the first sign of feeling like you’re coming down with something, get onto this!

🌿 The recipe

Into a 10ml roller bottle add:
– 10 drops Frankincense
– 8 drops Oregano
– 10 drops Tea Tree
– 10 drops On Guard
– 10 drops Lemon
– Top up with Fractionated Coconut Oil

💪 Why these oils?

– Frankincense: the “king of oils”, loved for supporting healthy cellular function and a healthy immune response.
– Oregano: one of the most powerful cleansing oils there is. It’s HOT, so always well diluted.
– Tea Tree: purifying, and traditionally used to support the immune system.
– On Guard: dōTERRA’s protective blend of Wild Orange, Clove, Cinnamon, Eucalyptus and Rosemary.
– Lemon: cleansing, purifying and uplifting.

The beautiful thing? ALL five of these oils come in the Home Essentials Kit! 🙌

👩‍🔬 How to make and use it, step by step

1. Add the drops above to a clean 10ml glass roller bottle.
2. Top up with fractionated coconut oil, pop the lid on and roll gently between your hands.
3. Label it with the name and date.
4. Roll directly onto the soles of the feet every 4 hours when you’re feeling run down.
5. Use it as a preventative about once a month to keep your immune system strong, and during travel or the change of seasons.
6. Very important… DRINK LOTS OF WATER and rest!

We take this everywhere we go, as it’s in a roller, it’s so convenient to have on the go!

💨 Diffuser recipe

2 drops each of On Guard, Frankincense, Lemon and Oregano.

🦶 Under the feet super booster

When you’re not well, every 3 hours: 1 drop each of On Guard, Frankincense, Lemon and Oregano mixed into a teaspoon of fractionated coconut oil, rubbed into the soles of the feet.

⚠️ This roller is made for adults. It’s a strong, hot blend, so patch test first and keep it to the feet. For children, halve the drops (and check with your practitioner for little ones), and if you’re pregnant or on medication, check with your health practitioner first.