I call this a flu shot oil roller but I don’t know if I like that name. Maybe Immune Booster? Maybe Flu Fighter? Hmmmm throw me some suggestions ;). I thought this was a fitting post since I’ve been reading about a fun little virus that is creeping over the entire WORLD and potentially effecting my TRAVEL plans!!! Not loving it. Not to make light of a potential pandemic but I also don’t love living in fear. Fear gets us nowhere… literally nowhere when entire cities are shutting down and messing with my potential travel plans! So lets be proactive and keep those hands washed people! I make some pretty fab hand soap which I’ll share another time. But today’s post is about this magical little oil roller I make. Mostly for my kids. But I use it too when I’m feeling not so great or know I’m going to be around a lot of people. I rub it behind my ears or on my wrists. It smells STRONG but I’m lucky and like the smell but others maybe not so much, so you can hide it under your feet. For my kids I roll it up and down their lower spine. I buy/sell doterra oils or I use some young living oils. I’m hearing there are some decent cheaper oil options out there but I trust the quality of young living and doterra so I recommend those. Just don’t buy some weird random oils from the target dollar section. Like who knows whats in those, yikes. Ok here it is! Kung Fu Fighting Immune Boosting Flu Shot Oil Roller!

Flu Shot Oil Roller:

• 10 drops frankincense essential oil
• 15 drops Lemon essential oil
• 10 drops oregano essential oil
• 10 drops on guard essential oil blend or thieves essential oil blend
• 10 drops melaleuca essential oil

Add drops to 10 ml glass roller bottle and fill to the top with a carrier oil, I typically just use olive oil but fractionated coconut oil is what is recommended. Put a roller on top and give it a little swirl and its good to go! Like I said above you can put on feet or back of ears, wrists for adults. For my kids I just put a few rolls down their lower spine. If they get strep I will put it directly on their neck. For my kids I usually do this every school day for the flu season!