Heavenly Spruce -For what ails you

Leave it to the French, in the 1940's a French researcher named Jacques Masquelier discovered that pine bark and needles contained vitamin C.
There is a 500 year old legend, French explorer Jacques Cartier's ship got stuck in the ice near Quebec.
Seems that he and crew faced death by scurvy.  A Canadian Indian chief  brewed the sailors some pine tea.
The pine scent and other evergreens are loaded with compounds that have a variety of positive effects on  us humans.
Other fragrances : Grapefruit-seems to make a woman look 5 yrs. younger.
                              Jasmine-- Boost your productivity, and focus, and improves your speed and reaction time.
                              Lavender-- Has been proven to lower levels of Cortesol, a stress hormone.
That is why Lampe Berger has dedicated itself to making such wonderful fragrances for the home.
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