ENDOMETRIOSIS BLEND 30ML

Drink after a meal, not before.

Adults: Drink 1 capsule daily and apply 15 drops over the stomach.

Children between 13-16 years:  Same as adults.

LOWER ABDOMINAL MASSAGE

Apply a small amount to clean, intact skin over the lower abdomen and massage gently using comfortable circular movements.

Use light pressure and stop if massage increases discomfort.

LOWER BACK MASSAGE

Apply sparingly to the lower back and massage gently as part of a relaxation routine.

EVENING WELLNESS

Use as part of a quiet evening massage routine to enjoy the blend’s natural floral, herbal and resinous fragrance.

We recommend using this blend with Hadassah’s Hormone Balance and DNA Protector blends, 1 capsule daily. Also, refer to the directions on the website for the Reproductive system Cleanser oil blend.

LOWER ABDOMINAL MASSAGE

Apply a small amount to clean, intact skin over the lower abdomen and massage gently using comfortable circular movements.

Use light pressure and stop if massage increases discomfort.

LOWER BACK MASSAGE

Apply sparingly to the lower back and massage gently as part of a relaxation routine.

EVENING WELLNESS

Use as part of a quiet evening massage routine to enjoy the blend’s natural floral, herbal and resinous fragrance.

IMPORTANT TO KNOW

All our blend’s come in a 30ml glass bottle, with a glass pipette and a rubber bulb on top. Don’t forget to buy empty veggie capsules when purchasing an ingestible blend. (Our veggie capsules are now available in 90’s and 150’s).

Never pre-fill capsules for future use, as this will compromise the veggie capsule and melt. Instead, always fill the capsules just before drinking it. (But if no other option, only prepare up to 3 days’ supply. You MUST then keep them upright in the refrigerator in a marked container; to know which blend it is filled with.)

Method – open the veggie capsule, then open your blend, squeeze and release the rubber bulb to draw the oil blend up into the glass pipette dropper. Then gently squeeze the rubber bulb to fill the larger part of the open capsule. Close the capsule before drinking it. Dosage is always a full capsule of a specific blend (between 15 to 18 drops).

If you have to drink more than one capsule a day, spread them throughout the day, never more than two capsules at a time. Spreading the capsules throughout the day assists the body with proper absorption. Always good to have a very small snack/fruit before drinking capsules.

ENDOMETRIOSIS BLEND 30ML

IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS

• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
• Patch test before regular use.
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
• Discontinue use if redness, itching, burning or sensitivity occurs.
• Avoid use during pregnancy or when pregnancy is suspected unless specifically cleared by a qualified healthcare professional.
• Seek professional guidance before use while breastfeeding.
• Consult a healthcare professional before use when undergoing fertility treatment or taking hormonal medication.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
• Store below 25°c.

Persistent or worsening pelvic pain, unusually heavy bleeding, fainting, fever or sudden severe abdominal pain requires medical assessment.

Not suitable for use in a diffuser, only undiluted pure essential oils may be used in a diffuser.

ENDOMETRIOSIS BLEND 30ML

Frankincense

Myrrh

Clary Sage

Lavender

Marjoram

Rose Geranium

Olive Oil

ENDOMETRIOSIS BLEND 30ML

Hadassah Healing Oils Endometriosis Blend is a carefully selected combination of six aromatic essential oils and nourishing Olive Oil, developed as a complementary botanical wellness preparation for women experiencing menstrual discomfort, pelvic tension and the physical and emotional demands associated with their menstrual cycle.

This formulation combines Frankincense, Myrrh, Clary Sage, Lavender, Marjoram and Rose Geranium with Olive Oil.

Each botanical contributes a distinctive combination of aromatic compounds, including monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes, esters and alcohols. These natural compounds have attracted scientific interest for their effects on sensory pathways, inflammation-related biological processes and relaxation.

Several of the essential oils in this formulation have also been investigated in aromatherapy massage studies involving menstrual pain.

The blend is designed to complement a woman’s established endometriosis care through gentle massage, skin conditioning and a comforting aromatic experience.

We do suggest following the complete emdometriosis protocol and use this with our Hormone Balance blend daily.

UNDERSTANDING ENDOMETRIOSIS

Endometriosis is a chronic, estrogen-responsive inflammatory condition in which tissue resembling the lining of the uterus develops outside the uterine cavity.

This tissue may occur around the ovaries, pelvic lining, supporting ligaments, bowel or bladder.

Unlike the normal uterine lining, these lesions are located outside the uterus and can contribute to inflammation, irritation of surrounding structures, scar tissue and adhesions.

WHAT HAPPENS INSIDE THE BODY?

Endometriosis involves several overlapping biological processes.

1. Estrogen-dependent activity

Estrogen influences the growth and activity of endometriotic tissue.

Some lesions demonstrate altered local estrogen production and reduced responsiveness to progesterone.

This is one reason clinically established hormonal therapies are used to manage endometriosis-related pain.

2. Chronic inflammatory signalling

Immune cells and inflammatory mediators, including prostaglandins and cytokines, contribute to inflammation and pain signalling within the pelvis.

3. Increased pain sensitivity

Persistent inflammatory and nerve signalling may increase sensitivity to pain.

Some women also develop pelvic-floor muscle tension or sensitisation of the nervous system.

4. Adhesions and tissue changes

Endometriosis may contribute to fibrosis and adhesions, which can affect pelvic structures and sometimes contribute to discomfort.

5. Effects on everyday wellbeing

Chronic pain, interrupted sleep and the demands of managing symptoms can affect emotional wellbeing, energy and quality of life.

Understanding these mechanisms helps explain why supportive care may involve more than one approach.

POTENTIAL SUPPORTIVE BENEFITS

Hadassah Endometriosis Blend is intended to complement a woman’s wellbeing routine in the following areas:

MENSTRUAL COMFORT

Aromatherapy massage using certain essential-oil combinations has demonstrated benefits for menstrual cramp discomfort in clinical research involving primary dysmenorrhea.

The blend contains Lavender, Clary Sage and Marjoram, three oils used together in one such study.

This provides a relevant research basis for their inclusion in a menstrual-comfort massage formulation.

PELVIC AND LOWER ABDOMINAL RELAXATION

Gentle massage may help some women manage sensations of muscular tension and promote relaxation.

The carrier oil provides lubrication for massage, while the aromatic ingredients contribute to the sensory experience.

LOWER BACK COMFORT

Gentle massage of the lower back may be incorporated into a personal comfort routine when the skin is intact and massage is well tolerated.

EMOTIONAL WELLBEING

The combination of floral, herbal, resinous and woody aromas can contribute to a calming sensory environment.

This may be particularly valuable when menstrual discomfort affects everyday wellbeing.

EVENING RELAXATION

The blend can complement quiet evening routines and gentle massage, helping create a sense of comfort before rest.

SKIN CONDITIONING

Olive Oil provides emollient fatty acids that help soften the skin and support moisture retention during massage.

INGREDIENTS AND THEIR THERAPEUTIC SCIENCE

1. FRANKINCENSE — Boswellia species

Primary botanical properties: Aromatic, resinous and rich in volatile terpenes.

Frankincense has a long history of traditional use in aromatic and body-care preparations.

Important chemical constituents

Depending on the botanical species, Frankincense essential oil may contain:

• Alpha-pinene
• Limonene
• Sabinene
• Other monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes

Molecular and biological activity

Certain Frankincense-derived compounds have been investigated for antioxidant, antimicrobial and inflammation-related effects.

Boswellic acids found in some Frankincense resin extracts have attracted particular attention in anti-inflammatory research.

Role in this blend

Frankincense contributes a warm resinous aroma and botanical compounds of scientific interest.

It is included as part of the formulation’s aromatic relaxation and massage profile.

Its ability to reduce endometriosis lesions, suppress pelvic inflammation or regulate estrogen has not been clinically established.

2. MYRRH — Commiphora myrrha

Primary botanical properties: Resinous, aromatic and rich in sesquiterpene compounds.

Myrrh has a long history of use in traditional botanical preparations.

Important chemical constituents

Myrrh essential oil may contain:

• Furanoeudesma-1,3-diene
• Curzerene
• Lindestrene
• Other sesquiterpenes and furanosesquiterpenes

The exact composition depends on the species and extraction method.

Molecular and biological activity

Myrrh constituents have been investigated in experimental studies for potential antimicrobial, antioxidant and inflammation-related activities.

Some research has also explored interactions between Myrrh-derived compounds and pain-associated biological processes.

These findings are preliminary and cannot establish a pain-relieving effect from topical Myrrh essential oil in humans.

Role in this blend

Myrrh contributes a deep, earthy aromatic character and adds to the botanical complexity of the formula.

Its role is complementary, rather than a demonstrated treatment for pelvic adhesions, endometriotic lesions or hormonal dysfunction.

3. CLARY SAGE — Salvia sclarea

Primary botanical properties: Floral-herbal aroma, rich in esters and monoterpene alcohols.

Clary Sage is particularly relevant to menstrual-wellness aromatherapy because it has been included in clinical studies investigating menstrual discomfort.

Important chemical constituents

• Linalyl acetate — C₁₂H₂₀O₂
• Linalool — C₁₀H₁₈O
• Other monoterpenes and minor constituents

Molecular and biological activity

Linalool and linalyl acetate have been investigated for their effects on sensory and nervous-system pathways in experimental research.

Clary Sage was included in a clinical trial of aromatherapy massage for menstrual cramps.

The study used a combination of Lavender, Clary Sage and Marjoram rather than Clary Sage alone.

Relationship to hormone regulation

Clary Sage is often described in traditional aromatherapy as a hormone-balancing oil.

Role in this blend

Clary Sage contributes a floral-herbal fragrance and is one of the ingredients with direct relevance to menstrual-comfort aromatherapy research.

4. LAVENDER — Lavandula angustifolia

Primary botanical properties: Floral aroma associated with relaxation and comfort.

Lavender is one of the most extensively studied essential oils in aromatherapy research.

Important chemical constituents

• Linalool — C₁₀H₁₈O
• Linalyl acetate — C₁₂H₂₀O₂
• Smaller quantities of other volatile terpenes

Molecular and biological activity

Lavender’s aromatic compounds interact with olfactory receptors when inhaled.

Olfactory signalling is connected with brain networks involved in sensory processing, memory and emotional responses.

Experimental research has also explored interactions between Lavender constituents and nervous-system pathways associated with relaxation.

Menstrual comfort research

Lavender has been included in several aromatherapy studies investigating menstrual discomfort.

Some trials have reported reductions in menstrual pain scores when Lavender-containing preparations were used during aromatherapy massage.

These studies support Lavender’s potential role in complementary menstrual-comfort routines, although they do not demonstrate treatment of endometriosis itself.

Role in this blend

Lavender contributes a calming aromatic character and complements the blend’s relaxation and menstrual-wellness applications.

5. SWEET MARJORAM — Origanum majorana

Primary botanical properties: Warm, herbaceous aroma traditionally associated with comfort and massage.

Important chemical constituents

Depending on the essential-oil chemotype, Sweet Marjoram may contain:

• Terpinen-4-ol
• Sabinene hydrate
• Gamma-terpinene
• Other monoterpenes

Molecular and biological activity

Marjoram essential oil has been investigated for antimicrobial, antioxidant and other biological activities in laboratory studies.

Its aromatic constituents also contribute to its traditional use in massage and relaxation preparations.

Menstrual comfort research

Sweet Marjoram was combined with Lavender and Clary Sage in a controlled trial investigating menstrual pain.

The results provide preliminary clinical support for the combined preparation in primary dysmenorrhea.

They do not establish that Marjoram independently relaxes uterine muscle, prevents pelvic spasms or treats endometriosis-related pain.

Role in this blend

Marjoram contributes a warm herbal aroma and complements Lavender and Clary Sage in the blend’s menstrual-comfort profile.

6. ROSE GERANIUM — Pelargonium graveolens

Primary botanical properties: Floral, rose-like fragrance with a complex monoterpene composition.

Important chemical constituents

• Citronellol — C₁₀H₂₀O
• Geraniol — C₁₀H₁₈O
• Linalool — C₁₀H₁₈O
• Other minor aromatic constituents

Molecular and biological activity

Geraniol and citronellol have been investigated for antioxidant, antimicrobial and inflammation-related activity in experimental settings.

Rose Geranium has also been included in some aromatherapy studies involving menstrual discomfort.

Relationship to hormonal wellbeing

Rose Geranium is traditionally associated with women’s wellbeing and menstrual-cycle care.

However, its ability to balance estrogen and progesterone, improve fertility or correct endocrine disorders has not been established in human clinical studies.

Role in this blend

Rose Geranium provides a floral aromatic character and contributes to the sensory and skin-conditioning aspects of the formula.

7. OLIVE OIL — Olea europaea

Primary botanical properties: Emollient, moisturising and skin-conditioning.

Olive Oil serves as the carrier oil in this formulation.

Important chemical constituents

Olive Oil contains triglycerides rich in:

• Oleic acid — C₁₈H₃₄O₂
• Linoleic acid — C₁₈H₃₂O₂
• Palmitic acid — C₁₆H₃₂O₂

It also contains smaller amounts of other naturally occurring plant compounds.

How it works

Olive Oil softens the skin surface and provides lubrication during massage.

It helps distribute the essential oils and reduces direct exposure to concentrated aromatic ingredients when the blend is correctly diluted.

Role in this blend

Olive Oil provides the nourishing base for gentle body massage and helps improve skin softness and suppleness.

THE SCIENCE OF MENSTRUAL PAIN AND AROMATHERAPY

PROSTAGLANDINS AND PAIN SIGNALLING

Prostaglandins are locally produced signalling molecules involved in inflammation, pain and uterine contractions.

During menstruation, elevated prostaglandin activity can contribute to stronger uterine contractions and cramping.

Endometriosis-associated pain is more complex, involving inflammatory mediators, nerve signalling, lesion activity and sometimes pelvic-floor muscle dysfunction.

Aromatherapy research has investigated whether certain essential-oil preparations, particularly when combined with massage, can influence the experience of menstrual discomfort.

The evidence is more developed for primary menstrual cramps than for pain caused specifically by endometriosis.

WHAT DOES CLINICAL RESEARCH SHOW?

One randomised, double-blind trial investigated a diluted preparation containing:

• Lavender
• Clary Sage
• Marjoram

The oils were used in a 2:1:1 ratio at a total essential-oil concentration of 3% in an unscented cream.

Participants with primary dysmenorrhea applied the preparation during lower-abdominal massage.

The study reported improvements in menstrual pain measurements, including a reduction in pain duration.

Other systematic reviews have also reported potential benefits of aromatherapy for primary menstrual pain.

These findings support further investigation of aromatherapy massage as a complementary comfort measure.

However, they do not establish the effectiveness of Hadassah’s finished formulation or demonstrate that essential oils treat endometriosis lesions.

ENDOMETRIOSIS AND HORMONAL REGULATION

WHY ESTROGEN MATTERS

Endometriosis is influenced by estrogen signalling.

Estrogen interacts with intracellular estrogen receptors that regulate gene transcription and cellular activity.

Endometriotic lesions can demonstrate altered local estrogen metabolism and inflammatory signalling.

WHY PROGESTERONE MATTERS

Progesterone normally helps regulate endometrial activity.

Some endometriotic tissue shows reduced responsiveness to progesterone, sometimes described as progesterone resistance.

This contributes to the complexity of endometriosis and helps explain the use of prescribed hormonal treatments.

WHERE BOTANICAL AROMATHERAPY FITS

The essential oils in this blend contain aromatic compounds that have been investigated for a range of biological activities.

Their most relevant potential role in this product is complementary support for relaxation, menstrual comfort and gentle massage.

They have not been clinically demonstrated to:

• Lower estrogen concentrations
• Increase progesterone concentrations
• Reverse progesterone resistance
• Correct estrogen dominance
• Shrink endometriosis lesions
• Dissolve pelvic adhesions
• Restore fertility affected by endometriosis

For women with endometriosis, hormonal management should be guided by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

HOW THE INGREDIENTS COMPLEMENT ONE ANOTHER

This formulation combines several botanical characteristics:

Aromatic relaxation

Lavender, Clary Sage, Rose Geranium and Marjoram provide floral and herbal aromatic compounds associated with relaxation-oriented preparations.

Menstrual-comfort research

Lavender, Clary Sage and Marjoram have been studied together in a topical aromatherapy massage preparation for primary menstrual cramps.

Botanical chemistry

Frankincense and Myrrh contribute resin-derived volatile terpenes, while Rose Geranium and Lavender provide monoterpene alcohols and related compounds.

Massage and skin care

Olive Oil supplies the emollient base for massage and skin conditioning.

Together, these ingredients create a distinctive botanical wellness formulation.

HOW TO USE

Drink one capsule full daily. 

LOWER ABDOMINAL MASSAGE

Apply a small amount to clean, intact skin over the lower abdomen and massage gently using comfortable circular movements.

Use light pressure and stop if massage increases discomfort.

LOWER BACK MASSAGE

Apply sparingly to the lower back and massage gently as part of a relaxation routine.

EVENING WELLNESS

Use as part of a quiet evening massage routine to enjoy the blend’s natural floral, herbal and resinous fragrance.

IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS

• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
• Patch test before regular use.
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
• Discontinue use if redness, itching, burning or sensitivity occurs.
• Avoid use during pregnancy or when pregnancy is suspected unless specifically cleared by a qualified healthcare professional.
• Seek professional guidance before use while breastfeeding.
• Consult a healthcare professional before use when undergoing fertility treatment or taking hormonal medication.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.

Persistent or worsening pelvic pain, unusually heavy bleeding, fainting, fever or sudden severe abdominal pain requires medical assessment.