Weird but this is my first aid to almost anything!
By chiyochan
@chiyosan (30186)
Philippines
December 24, 2012 8:21pm CST
Have you ever heard of the white flower oil? This comes in mini bottles (with photos attached here). I have come to learn of this as a child. I always see my dad and my mom have this in their bags, and whenever one is feeling dizzy, they give this, put a few drops in their fingers and lightly put some in the nose, so the person can smell the oil (its a bit minty - and it can sting if you put too much, like a pepper spray or something?) Ever since i can remember, and i do not remember when i started.. but i just turned into this oil and always have it ready with me, in case i feel dizzy, if i am feeling nauseated, or if i am having a bad headache... this white flower oil sure has helped relieved me.. it even works well with back pain, and stomach pains!! I would just rub a few amount of oil in the area and it would help soothe it already! :D
have you ever heard of this oil, or have you ever used it? I have a couple of office mates who always have this with them too... It really works in wonders... but they should not be ingested... its for external use only.
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7 responses
@allen0187 (59761)
• Philippines
30 Dec 12
looks to me someone is addicted to white flower...
seriously, my dad uses white flower as well. mostly for headaches, bodyaches, and mosquito bites. i love the scent myself but really haven't used it as much as my dad or as much as your wrote here chiyosan.
cheers and happy mylotting!!!
seriously, my dad uses white flower as well. mostly for headaches, bodyaches, and mosquito bites. i love the scent myself but really haven't used it as much as my dad or as much as your wrote here chiyosan.
cheers and happy mylotting!!!
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@chiyosan (30186)
• Philippines
30 Dec 12
hahaha oh allen you got that really right! yep!!! :D i am addicted to the whiteflower already.. but i do not use it nor sniff it when i am not feeling any pains or headaches. haha :D but maybe sometimes i am just using headaches as an excuse to sniff the white flower.. oh i soo love the menthol scent. ;P
@allen0187 (59761)
• Philippines
30 Dec 12
chiyosan, in psychology we call your case, hypochondria.
just kidding!!!
can't argue about loving the menthol scent though.
cheers and happy mylotting!!!
just kidding!!!
can't argue about loving the menthol scent though.
cheers and happy mylotting!!!
@youless (114117)
• Guangzhou, China
25 Dec 12
In fact besides the White Flower Oil, we also have various brands of these products here. I will have one in my bag since it is quite useful. It can have many usages, such as the faint, mosquito bites, stomach ache and so on. It is a small product and it is quite convenient to keep it in the bag. And it works so well.
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@chiyosan (30186)
• Philippines
25 Dec 12
hi there youless, yes! it is really very useful. for me its helpful and is quite handy to bring as well. for any insect bites, its a quick relief... for stomach and back pains, the menthol helps soothes the pan even if temporary, at least it is quite impressively quick to do its part. :D
@AJ1952Chats (2331)
• Anderson, Indiana
26 Dec 12
Until reading this, I'd never heard of it before. However, it sounds like a wonderful and healthy item to have around. I think I'll do some research on it and see what all I can find on it. My goddaughter has migraines, and, perhaps, this will help her.
@IntrovertShy (2780)
• Marikina, Philippines
27 Dec 12
Yeah. I tried that too when its my first time to collapse without eating at all. I feel so dizzy and collapse on the floor. When I woke up, they made me smell of white flower and so, its very effective.
@chiyosan (30186)
• Philippines
27 Dec 12
hi there, it is really effective. i think it was really good product that has maintained quality over the years. its been quite a while since i knew of this product and it has not wavered a single time each bottle is just as it was... same effectiveness.
@Sparta72s (60)
• United States
25 Dec 12
No, but my parents propably have something similar to it. Its called medicated oil which is made of roots, cinnamon oil, tea oil, peppermint oil, and dragon blood.
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@franseman (516)
• Philippines
25 Dec 12
yep I have one bottle here. Use it after my skin gets itchy when I worked with plants. But I also put it on musquito bites. Not that it helps much but at least the itch is gone hehehe. And yes, the smell is great. Thanks for sharing. Will try it your way as well.
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@KrauseHome (36445)
• United States
26 Dec 12
Interesting ... This is something I have never really heard of. I wonder why they do not promote this one here in the US? Might be worth looking into.
