Lavender has many benefits for health and well-being. Its calming scent helps reduce stress and anxiety. It can improve sleep quality and relieve headaches and muscle pain. Lavender is good for the skin and can soothe burns and insect bites. It also uplifts mood, helps with respiratory issues, and acts as a natural insect repellent. Using lavender safely in various forms can promote overall health and wellness.
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