Lemongrass for our healing
By Doc Kim on Jul 22, 2006 in Essential Oils & Nutritionals for Dogs
Arrrooo fellow pets and people! I’m just chillin’ here in my favorite outdoor sunspot. This grass though isn’t like Lemongrass. I LOVE the smell of any of the lemony oils and this one Mom has used to help me with some pain in my sore spots. This oil is rrrreally versatile too and can be used for a lot of different things. Of course I’m ONLY ever barkin’ about YL oils here on this blog WOOF! For a month YL is offering a special 10% off so grab you a bottle or few, hehe, and have it on paw, WOOF! Here’s the info:
Enjoy lemongrass at a 10% discount from July 16 to August 15! Lemongrass has a light, citrus aroma that helps rejuvenate the mind and has been found to improve mental clarity. It has also been the subject of research published in the Phytotherapy Research Journal, where it was found to have powerful properties when applied topically to the skin.
Item No. 3581 15 ml
- This promotion will run from July 16 through August 15, 2006.
- This offer is available on regular orders, the IVR system, and on the autoship and Essential Rewards programs if the order is processed on or before August 15.
Or enroll by phone, Call 1-800-371-2928 between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.(MST) Monday – Friday, to order with a live operator. You will be asked for a sponsor number. Use the Use Referral and Sponsor # 767865.
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