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Natural Remedies for 7 Common Back-To- School Ailments

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Natural Remedies for 7 Common Back-To- School Ailments

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When kids go back to school, they share all sorts of ailments like coughs, colds, lice and more. However, if you have a few essential oils, you can do a lot to help your kids. Jillee shares essential oil remedies and recipes to treat:

  • Head Lice
  • Pink Eye
  • Impetigo
  • Ringworm
  • Scabies
  • ADHD
  • Insomnia/Anxiety

Click on the Natural Remedies for 7 Common Back-To- School Ailments link below to see all of Jillee’s remedies.

Natural Remedies for 7 Common Back-To- School Ailments


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