Lemon oil in water: citrus greats

Using Lemon Oil in water, and more

Lemon oil can be added to a glass of water. Just a drop or two are enough. Adding the drop of oil makes the water much tastier and flavored. Your body requires some 3 liters of water per day to regulate body temperature, nutrient transport, and brain wellness. Getting a start with a glass of water when you wake up is a proven good practice. Your morning drink of water is a doctor’s recommendation with many benefits for overall health. It helps in boosting metabolism, aiding digestion and detoxification, improving skin health, and increasing immunity.

Lemon oil has the ability to directly affect our central nervous, immune, circulatory, and lymphatic systems. Lemon essential oil does not contain citric acid, unlike lemon juice. This means it will not cause heartburn or other digestive discomfort. The morning glass of water can be a great way to transport this oil into the body. Taken in the morning, the essential oil can promote immune support, detoxification, and many other benefits.

Lemon is best known for its ability to cleanse toxins from the body. It widely used to stimulate lymphatic drainage, rejuvenate energy, purify skin, and fight bacteria and fungi.

How to Use

One or two drop of your pure Aadrea Essential Oils product are enough. Place the drops in a glass , and add 200 ml or more of water. Your drink is ready!

Mix one or two drops of pure lemon oil with one cup of water. Add a few drops of lemon oil to a glass of warm water and sip throughout the day. Lemon oil is very effective for improving breath and reducing body odor. Mix lemon oil with raw apple cider vinegar and use the solution to cleanse the mouth and teeth. You can add a few drops of lemon oil to your food or drink. It is beneficial for weight loss.

To prevent irritation to your mouth, throat and stomach, add a few drops or a teaspoon of honey. Citrus essential oils are great for flavoring carbonated and non-carbonated beverages, candy, ice cream, bakery products, and chewing gums.

Lemon oil from the peels is different from the lemon juice made from the lemon fruit, in several ways. The lemon juice is acidic, due to presence of citric acid. However, lemon oil is alkaline, because it contains no citric acid! You will not experience gastric hyper acidity due to lemon oil. Drinking too much lemon water with the citric acid can lead to tooth erosion and heartburn over time.