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Stress as defined in the Chambers 20th Century Dictionary is a hardship or a system of forces applied to the body leading to pressure from emotional, physical or mental influences: the insistent assigning of weight or importance.

Stress could also be defined as that what ever we see, hear smell, taste or think has a direct effect on our brain and consequently to the rest of the body. The brain responds negatively or positively to every stimulus that we experience in life.

Stress can be as small as stubbing your toe on a door or as large as suffering abuse. The brain will respond by sending biochemicals that help our body withstand the onslaught that we are doing to it. The brain is constantly trying to balance the chemical functions of the body.

It is trying to make sure that enough oxygen is absorbed by the body so that biochemical processes fundamental to life can carry on.

The brains first preoccupation no matter what type of stress you are going through is to keep the main organs functioning so that you have a better chance of surviving whatever it is you are up against. The brain does not have a list of criteria that it uses to distinguish between different crisis so that it can adjust to the degree of stress accordingly. It behaves the same way whether you are facing someone with a gun or whether you have seen a spider in the bath.

Your brain will produce the same response and this response is unique to each individual. The symptoms may seem the same from one person to the next but there will be different biochemical changes that will occur that gets them to that particular state.

Our bodies in the modern world are under much more pressure and strain then our ancestors were a hundred years ago. Our brains now are having to respond constantly to stimuli all the time. This could be negotiating traffic to breathing in polluted air to the constant negative thought patterns that we feed ourselves with day after day (how do I look? Am I satisfied with my body? Am I proud of my achievements in life? Am I happy? Why isn’t anything going right in my life? Why don’t I have any money?Why am I alone? these are some of the examples of our internal stress that we put upon ourselves) to eating refined food that does not nourish our bodies.

Our brains are constantly having to respond, making biochemical changes within our body to keep our bodies functioning smoothly in the face of this onslaught.

Essential oils enable us to help change these negative Biochemical changes so that we can change the way we deal or behave to stress and so help us to heal.

Every time we put essential oils on our skin or sniff them, our brain immediately responds by emitting biochemical messengers which encourages particular effects on the body.

These could be as simple as feeling more relaxed to changing complex biochemical messages which in turn help the body clear up conditions such as eczema or depression for example.

Essential oils are one of the ways that we can influence our biochemical patterns positively and help our bodies to function properly.

Ease Stress uses 6 powerful relaxing Essential Oils that actively influence the biochemicals in our brain that will help us to relax