Self Healing Support For Many Systems Of The Body by Emma Sanford   Plant Origin: Russia, India   Extraction Method: Steam distilled from seeds   Coriander is an ancient herb that has been used in natural healing for many centuries. This therapeutic-grade essential oil is a good choice for a number of ailments and is supportive to many systems of the body, from the digestive system to the circulatory system. It has also been tested for its positive effects on the pancreas.   10 self-healing uses and benefits of coriander therapeutic-grade essential oil .   · Coriander therapeutic-grade essential oil is considered an aperitif. Taken before a meal (it should be diluted in soy milk or another liquid before ingesting) coriander can stimulate digestion.   · It is also thought to help increase blood circulation and eliminate toxins from the body.   · Therapeutic-grade essential oil of coriander is supportive of the immune system and can assist in the healing process with colds, flu and other infections.   · It is said to be beneficial for reducing the level of discomfort associated with gout, rheumatism and arthritis. The oil can be used in a bath or massage oil for this purpose.   · Therapeutic-grade coriander essential oil has compounds that are similar to estrogen, making it supportive to women going through menopause. It may also be an aid in regulating menstrual periods.   · Coriander oil is generally regarded as safe, but if you are pregnant or under a doctor’s care, check with him or her before using coriander or any other therapeutic-grade essential oil.   · Coriander is generally thought to be non-irritating, but if you have sensitive skin you might want to test a patch before you use it on a large area.   · Coriander oil can also be used to treat headaches, insomnia, fear and dizziness, and is thought to be particularly beneficial for those suffering from nervous exhaustion. It is considered a mental stimulant.   · It is also thought to help alleviate the appearance of scars and stretch marks.   · Coriander therapeutic-grade essential oil is a good deodorant choice and fungicide, so it is a popular ingredient in many all-natural deodorants. Its strong, sweet, spicy herbal smell is great for elimating odors, on your body or in a smelly room.   Recommendations:   Always wash and rinse your hands thoroughly, before and after working with essential oils and avoid getting the oil in your eyes. Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children. More Articles on Essential Oils Enroll in Young Living Now!