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Important Note The information on blog is for educational purposes only. It should not be considered as a substitute for consultation with a licensed healthcare professional or as a replacement for any medical treatment.
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By Melissa Boice, on June 8th, 2010%
OK. Like me, you probably love the way you feel when breathing in the delightful aromas of quality essential oils. You probably have benefited from regularly applying them to your feet, sore muscles, or aching joints. Have you ever considered using essential oils in your favorite recipes? When I add therapeutic-grade essential oils to my . . . → Read More: Let’s Get Cooking with Essential Oils!
By Melissa Boice, on June 8th, 2010%
Here is a list of Essential Oils Certified as GRAS and Food Additives by the FDA.
Angelica
Basil
Bergamot
Chamomile, Roman
Chamomile, German
Cinnamon Bark
Citrus rind (all)
Clary Sage
Clove
Coriander
Dill
Eucalyptus glob.
Frankincense
Galbanum
Geranium
Ginger
Graoefruit
Hyssop
Juniper
Jasmine
Laurus nobilis
Lavender
Lemon
Lemongrass
Lime
Melissa . . . → Read More: GRAS = Generally Regarded As Safe
By Melissa Boice, on April 20th, 2010%
Good News! Another study is backing up what we have been saying for years. Essential oils have the amazing ability to combat drug-resistant bacteria.
With this knowledge, you can appreciate why it is vital to have therapeutic grade essential oils on hand at all times. I personally always have thyme, oregano, and Thieves blend on hand. You never know when . . . → Read More: Essential Oils vs. Drug Resistant Bacteria
By Melissa Boice, on January 25th, 2010%
For thousands of years, one of the many uses for lavender has been for purification. In fact, the word lavender literally means “to be washed” or “to wash”. During World War I lavender was widely used as an antiseptic. It was also used to treat wounds and burns. Like with many plants, there are many different species of lavender. . . . → Read More: The Difference between Lavender and Lavandin
By Melissa Boice, on September 26th, 2009%
At the Young Living Convention last week, we had the privilege of experiencing Young Living’s newest essential oil single, Ocotea. This oil has an aroma and taste similar to cinnamon and is distilled from the stems and leaves of the Ocotea tree in Ecuador.
Gary Young has been studying this amazing oil for around 3 years. . . . → Read More: Introducing Ocotea essential oil!
By Melissa Boice, on August 29th, 2009%
With so much information in the news about the dangers of this winter’s coming flu season, I thought I would share a healthy option. I usually expound on the benefits of Thieves, and believe me, I am stocking up, just in case. Actually, I plan to have a little stash of several different essential oils that . . . → Read More: Thyme to Stay Healthy
By Melissa Boice, on July 10th, 2009%
Thank you, Debra, for sharing your notes from this very informative conference call! ~ Melissa
July 7, 2009 with Marc Schreuder, Director of Product Formulation for Young Living Essential Oils
Last night’s conference call from Young Living about the newest essential oil Copaiba was very informative. I hope more you will set aside time to be on these . . . → Read More: A Recap from the Copaiba Conference Call
By Melissa Boice, on June 30th, 2009%
A few months ago, I had the opportunity to order Young Living’s newest essential oil: Copaiba. The aroma reminds me of a very light sandalwood – not overpowering, just quietly doing its job. More than that, I am impressed with how my tight neck muscles relaxed within minutes of applying a few drops to my neck . . . → Read More: Copaiba Essential Oil
By Melissa Boice, on June 26th, 2009%
Peppermint oil is one of the essential oils I use almost every day. Its envigorating aroma wakes me up, opens my sinuses, and makes a delicious, zero calorie addition to a glass of ice water.
Inhaling peppermint oil helps trigger a sense of fullness after meals, so it is an excellent tool to have available when . . . → Read More: Peppermint, an “Everyday Oil”
By Melissa Boice, on June 2nd, 2009%
Lavender is renowned for its ability to soothe sun-stressed skin. Here are some of the many ways to use this versatile oil:
When relaxing on a cool summer evening, diffuse lavender essential oil to help deepen relaxation of the body and mind.
Rub a few drops of lavender oil between your palms and inhale deeply, which may . . . → Read More: Great Summertime Uses for Lavender and Peppermint Essential Oils:
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