Essential Oil – Dill Seed

• Easing Gas & Bloating: It is a powerful carminative, meaning it helps expel trapped gas and prevents the formation of new gas in the intestines.
• Calming Indigestion: Highly effective at soothing "sour stomach" and general digestive discomfort after a heavy meal.
• Hiccup Relief: Traditionally used to calm the spasms of the diaphragm that cause persistent hiccups.
• Appetite Regulation: Helps to normalize a sluggish appetite and can assist in the digestion of heavy or fatty foods.

Emotional & Mental Wellness

• Overcoming Overwhelm: It has a "calming yet clearing" effect, making it excellent for people who feel overwhelmed by a crisis or a high-pressure lifestyle.
• Hyperactivity Support: Used to help calm the "nervous energy" in both adults and children, promoting a sense of grounded focus.
• Promoting Sleep: Its mild sedative properties help the mind transition into a restful state, especially when stress is held in the stomach.

Physical Comfort & Spasms

• Antispasmodic: Helps relax involuntary muscle contractions, making it useful for easing menstrual cramps or "nervous" muscle twitches.
• Nursing Support: Historically used (via very diluted topical massage on the back/chest) to help nursing mothers stimulate healthy milk flow.
• Toxin Release: Acts as a mild diuretic and sudorific (promotes sweating), assisting the body in clearing out excess fluids and metabolic waste.

Skincare & Hygiene

• Wound Protection: Its strong antimicrobial properties help protect minor cuts and scrapes from infection.
• Skin Clearing: Can be added to facial washes (diluted) to help manage oily skin and reduce the occurrence of breakouts.
• Nail Health: Often added to cuticle oils to strengthen nails and protect against fungal infections.

• A warming middle note with a spicy, slightly sweet, and herbaceous aroma.
• While often associated with cooking, its aromatherapy benefits focus heavily on "settling" the body—making it a premier choice for digestive distress and nervous tension