Geranium Essential Oils Helps Grand Mal Seizure

Geranium Essential Oils Helps Grand Mal Seizure
I had a very interesting experience yesterday when I was at church.

I had zipped out to the bathroom during the service and on my return there was a man lying on the floor with about 8 people around him. I asked my friend what was going on. She said that the man was having a seizure. I looked in my purse to see what oils I had on me and the only thing I had that might help was geranium.

I was still a little hesitant because there were so many people around the man, and my oils are controversial so I asked my friend if I should go over and she said yes. I am an RN and I had spent 10 years working in ER.

The man had been rolled on his side and people were praying over him. I went over and placed the geranium right under his nose. Thirty  seconds later he went limp and the seizure was over. I then placed a drop of the geranium on his temples.

The man came out of his seizure very peacefully and cooperative. This is not always the case with grand mal seizures.

The person who knew this man was quite astounded with the results from the Geranium and requested quite strongly that she wanted  what I had….yes I gave her the bottle.
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Disclaimer:  The experience shared herein is that of the writer and is intended for informational purposes only. The statements contained herein have not been evaluated nor approved by the Food and Drug Administration.  Any advice and/or product(s) mentioned should not be used to diagnosis, treat, cure or prevent any disease.  Always consult your healthcare professional if you are currently taking medication, pregnant, trying to get pregnant, nursing, or if your have any other health condition before taking any products mentioned or applying any information contained herein

To your good health!
Andrea Brothers
Secrets of pH Balancing
http://8475167.myforevergreen.org
An all around therapeutic essential oil enthusiast!

“Every human being is the author of his own health or disease.”
~Buddha

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