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The Rose Essential Oil Frequency | Ease Pain and Depression & Stimulate Sex Drive

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The human body energy field plays a very important role in our health. Everything is energy, everything in our existence is connected to a field of electromagnetic vibrational frequencies. Sound healing synchronizes brain waves to achieve profound states of relaxation, helping to restore the normal vibratory frequencies of the cells in our bodies. “To heal is to make the sound”. Everything is vibrating at specific frequencies, and energy is transferred through vibration. Bacteria, viruses, and other organisms living in your body have their unique resonant frequency. You can tackle them by using the same vibration. 🎧 Visit FrequencyHeals Website for More Videos: -- ❤️ Join FrequencyHeals Facebook Group: -- The rose is a symbol of love and romance, but it is more than just pretty petals and fragrances. The essential oil derived from the rose plant has a wide range of potential physiological and psychological benefits. Rose oil can ease pain, relieve menstrual discomfort, fight off bacteria and fungi, stimulate sex drive, and ease depression. Rose oil may promote the secretion of endorphin and dopamine, the “happy“ chemicals in the brain that can ease the pain. If you want to use rose oil, you need to dilute it in a carrier oil first because essential oil is highly concentrated and could cause irritation. Coconut, almond, or jojoba oil are good choices as a carrier oil. After dilution, you can drop some in your bath or foot bath, or you can apply them directly to the skin and give it a massage. The 20 MHz is the frequency of rose oil. This frequency can give you the benefit of rose oil without using the oil. Welcome to listen to this frequency and share it with your friends and family. #FrequencyHeals #EssentialOil #Aromatherapy #RoseEssentialOil #Beats #HomeRemedy

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