Young Living Essential Oils can replace many of the common OTC products in your house.Come learn how essential oils can be used throughout the summer for yourself and family. Topics for the class will be some common summertime issues and how to treat them.

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Summertime
Blessings from Essential Oils
Christina Schuttler
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4. Summertime Safety
• Warmer temperatures aren't
just attractive to people, but
to mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas.
• To prevent these illnesses, use
an appropriate insect and tick
repellent and apply it properly.
• Prime mosquito-biting hours are
usually dusk to dawn
• Ticks are out at all times
• Protect yourself and your
family from recreational water
illnesses (illnesses caused by
germs or chemicals in
recreational water) by doing
your part to keep germs out of
the pool.
• Do not swim when you have
diarrhea.
• Don't swallow pool water.
• Take a shower before swimming.
• Wash your hands after using the
toilet or changing diapers.
• Prevent skin cancer.
• Avoid being outdoors during the
midday if the sun is intense.
• Use sunscreen with at least SPF 15.
• Cover up with clothing.
• Wear a brimmed hat.
• Wear sunglasses that block UVA
and UVB rays.
• Be aware of the signs of heat
stress.
• Symptoms of heat stroke
include:
• Hot, dry skin or profuse sweating
• Hallucinations
• Chills
• Throbbing headache
• High body temperature
• Confusion/dizziness
• Slurred speech

6. Say NO to “normal”
The most common choice is a DEET
based repellent.
DEET is a registered pesticide.
The most serious concerns about DEET
are its effects on the central nervous
system.
Experts recommend that if using DEET,
its best to wear long sleeves and
long pants, when possible, and apply
repellent to clothing rather than skin
to reduce exposure. They state DEET
based products should only be
applied sparingly; saturation does not
increase efficiency. DEET repellents
should not be inhaled. Repellent-
treated clothes should be washed, or
kept outside living areas to reduce
exposure.

7. Hello non-toxic repellant!
They need to be applied more
frequently than DEET based
repellents, but they do not
carry the same health risks.
Citronella products in the study
provided about 30-40
minutes of protection.
Repellents based on essential
oils including citronella,
teatree and eucalyptus.
Citronella, teatree and
eucalyptus are volatile oils
and may trigger reactions in
some people, particularly the
chemically sensitive.
Planting mosquito repelling
plants like lemon balm, catnip,
basil and lemon geraniums
around outdoor sitting areas and
encouraging mosquito predators
like bats and dragonflies can
help reduce mosquito
populations.

8. Homemade Bug Repellents

10. Waterborne Illnesses
Contaminated water can be
found in swimming pools,
water parks, lakes, rivers,
and oceans.
Cryptosporidium is one of the
most frequent causes of
waterborne disease in the
U.S. It's the germ that
causes diarrhea and can
survive for days even in
chlorinated pools.
Swimmer's ear is an infection
that develops when
contaminated water sits in
the ear canal for a long
period of time. It can cause
pain and discomfort.

11. Some Treatments
For Waterborne
Illnesses
Your best choices for replacing
extreme fluid loss are clear
liquids including water,
broth, herbal tea and light
fruit juices.
Diarrhea will wreck havoc on
your digestive system so
even when you are feeling
better, stick to simple, bland
foods (bread, crackers,
cereal, rice, potatoes,
lentils, pasta, or
bananas) and plenty of
water.
For Swimmer’s Ear
Your doctor may gently clean
your ear with a cotton-
tipped probe or a suction
device to relieve irritation
and pain.
Also, antibiotic ear drops are
necessary to treat this
problem.
You may also be given a
prescription for antibiotics
to take by mouth as well as
pain medication, if needed.

12. Remedies for waterborne illnesses

14. Power in Prevention
Given the epidemic of skin cancer
in this country, sun safety
should now be an important
part of our lives.
Only 14 percent of 1,232 products
analyzed met EWG's criteria for
safety and effectiveness.
In fact 8 percent of high SPF
sunscreens (SPF of at least 30)
protect only from sunburn (UVB
radiation), and do not contain
ingredient combinations known
to protect from UVA, the sun
rays linked to skin damage and
aging, immune system
problems, and potentially skin
cancer.
Currently the FDA does not require
that sunscreens guard against
UVA radiation.

15. Toxic Sunscreen
• Avoid spray or
powder suntan
lotions with nano-
scale zinc oxide.
• Avoid oxybenzone.
• Make sure the
sunscreen has at
least 7 percent zinc
oxide to replace
oxybenzone.
• Avoid fragrance.

16. A better option

17. Oops…. I forgot to reapply

19. The 411 of Heat Stroke
• Who:
• Infants
• The elderly (often with associated heart
diseases, lung diseases, kidney diseases,
or who are taking medications that make
them vulnerable to dehydration and heat
strokes)
• Athletes
• Individuals who work outside and
physically exert themselves under the sun
• What to do:
• Get the victim to a shady area, remove
clothing, apply cool or tepid water to the
skin (for example, you may spray the
person with cool water from a garden
hose), fan the victim to promote sweating
and evaporation, and place ice packs
under the armpits and groin.
• If the person is able to drink liquids, have
them drink cool water or other cool
beverages that do not contain alcohol or
caffeine.
• Monitor body temperature with a
thermometer and continue cooling efforts
until the body temperature drops to 101
to 102 F (38.3 to 38.8 C).
• Always notify emergency services (911)
immediately. If their arrival is delayed,
they can give you further instructions for
treatment of the victim.
• What to look for:
• nausea,
• vomiting,
• fatigue,
• weakness,
• headache,
• muscle cramps and aches,
• dizziness,
• high body temperature,
• the absence of sweating, with hot red or
flushed dry skin,
• rapid pulse,
• difficulty breathing,
• strange behavior,
• hallucinations,
• confusion,
• agitation,
• disorientation,
• seizure, and/or
• coma

20. Prevention is Key!

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