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Essential oils have been used throughout time dating back to 4500 BC. From perfumes and aromatherapy to cooking and medicinal purposes, essential oils have been used in everyday life for centuries.
In modern days, research shows that pure essential oils can provide similar benefits to humans and animals what they give to plants.
What is an essential Oil?
Plants contain complex and powerful substances known as essential oils. These are aromatic liquids derived from shrubs, flowers, trees, bushes, and seeds. These components defend plants from insects, harsh environmental conditions, and disease. Hey are also vital for a plant to grow, live, and adapt to its surrounding s. Referred to as the essence of the plant, pure essential oil not only protect the plant, but also determine its aroma.
What is Pure Therapeutic –grade essential oils?
One of the factors that determine the purity and therapeutic value of the oil is its chemical constituents. These constituents can be affected by a vast number of variables including the part of the plant from which the oil was produced, soil condition, fertilizer (organic or chemical), geographical region, climate, altitude, harvest season and methods, and distillation process. Low pressure and low temperature are also keys to maintaining the purity, the ultimate fragrance, and the therapeutic value of the oil. No matter how costly pure therapeutic-grade essential oil may be, there can be no substitutes. Chemist can replicate some of the known individual constituents, but they have yet to successfully recreate complete essential oil in the laboratory. Anything less than pure, therapeutic- grade essential oil may not produce the desired results and can, in some cases, be extremely toxic. Why is so difficult to find pure therapeutic –grade essential oil?
Because the vast majority of the oils produced in the world today are used by the cosmetic industry, the oils are being purchased for their aromatic qualities only. High pressure, high temperature, rapid processing and the use of chemical solvents are often employed during the distillation process so the greater quantity of oil can be produced at faster rate. These oils may smell just as good and cost much less, but will luck most, if not all, of the chemical continuants necessary to produce the expected therapeutic results. What benefits do pure therapeutic –grade oils provide?
1. They contain oxygen molecules which help to transport nutrients to the starving human cells. Disease begins when the cells lack the oxygen for proper nutrients assimilation. By providing the needed oxygen, essential oils also work to stimulate the immune system.
2. They are very powerful antioxidants.
3. Essential oils are anti-bacterial, anti-cancerous, anti-fungal, anti-microbial, anti-tumoral, anti-parasitic, anti-viral and antiseptic.
4. Essential oils may detoxify the cells and blood in the body.
5. Essential oils are aromatic. When diffused, hey provide air purification by:
- Removing metallic particles and toxins from the air
- Increasing atmospheric oxygen
- Increasing ozone and negative ions
- Destroying odors from mold, cigarettes and animals
- Filling the air with fresh, aromatic scent
6. They help promote emotional, physical, and spiritual healing.
7. They have a bio-electrical frequency that is several times greater than the frequency of herbs, food, and even human body. Clinical research has shown that essential oils can quickly raise the frequency of the human body, restoring it to its normal, healthy levels. What is so special about Young Living Essential oils?
Young Living offers pure unadulterated essential oils, essential oil blends, and oil enhanced products. At Young Living, in-house and independent laboratory testing shows that our essential oils meet high industry standards that qualify them as “therapeutic grade”. That means that health professionals choose them for promoting health and wellness. Young Living is dedicated to producing essential oils from the highest- quality plants. Healthy plants and proper distillation produce superior essential oils with powerful benefits. Every oil is put to rigorous tests before it is deemed qualified to bear Young Living label. After personally witnessing the amazing difference between common aromatic oils and therapeutic-grade essential oils, Dr Gary Young, Founder and President of Young Living Essential Oils, began a personal campaign to protect legitimacy of the ancient healing art of essential oil therapy. How to use essential oils?
There are three basic ways to use essential oils:
- Inhalation
Simply smell them
Diffuse
- Topical application
Key points of application: crown of the head, temples, neck, abdomen, soles of feet, forehead, behind ears, upper back, over vital organs, ankles Please always read label directions for each individual oil before using it !
- Internal consumption
Research indicates that some oils are more effective when taken orally. Only pure essential oils, proven safe and labeled as dietary supplements, should be used internally. Dilution and dosage is dependent on the age, size and the health constitution of the individual. Follow the recommended dosage on individual product labels to ensure safety or seek the advice of the health professional.
What is an essential Oil?
Plants contain complex and powerful substances known as essential oils. These are aromatic liquids derived from shrubs, flowers, trees, bushes, and seeds. These components defend plants from insects, harsh environmental conditions, and disease. Hey are also vital for a plant to grow, live, and adapt to its surrounding s. Referred to as the essence of the plant, pure essential oil not only protect the plant, but also determine its aroma.
What is Pure Therapeutic –grade essential oils?
One of the factors that determine the purity and therapeutic value of the oil is its chemical constituents. These constituents can be affected by a vast number of variables including the part of the plant from which the oil was produced, soil condition, fertilizer (organic or chemical), geographical region, climate, altitude, harvest season and methods, and distillation process. Low pressure and low temperature are also keys to maintaining the purity, the ultimate fragrance, and the therapeutic value of the oil. No matter how costly pure therapeutic-grade essential oil may be, there can be no substitutes. Chemist can replicate some of the known individual constituents, but they have yet to successfully recreate complete essential oil in the laboratory. Anything less than pure, therapeutic- grade essential oil may not produce the desired results and can, in some cases, be extremely toxic. Why is so difficult to find pure therapeutic –grade essential oil?
Because the vast majority of the oils produced in the world today are used by the cosmetic industry, the oils are being purchased for their aromatic qualities only. High pressure, high temperature, rapid processing and the use of chemical solvents are often employed during the distillation process so the greater quantity of oil can be produced at faster rate. These oils may smell just as good and cost much less, but will luck most, if not all, of the chemical continuants necessary to produce the expected therapeutic results. What benefits do pure therapeutic –grade oils provide?
1. They contain oxygen molecules which help to transport nutrients to the starving human cells. Disease begins when the cells lack the oxygen for proper nutrients assimilation. By providing the needed oxygen, essential oils also work to stimulate the immune system.
2. They are very powerful antioxidants.
3. Essential oils are anti-bacterial, anti-cancerous, anti-fungal, anti-microbial, anti-tumoral, anti-parasitic, anti-viral and antiseptic.
4. Essential oils may detoxify the cells and blood in the body.
5. Essential oils are aromatic. When diffused, hey provide air purification by:
- Removing metallic particles and toxins from the air
- Increasing atmospheric oxygen
- Increasing ozone and negative ions
- Destroying odors from mold, cigarettes and animals
- Filling the air with fresh, aromatic scent
6. They help promote emotional, physical, and spiritual healing.
7. They have a bio-electrical frequency that is several times greater than the frequency of herbs, food, and even human body. Clinical research has shown that essential oils can quickly raise the frequency of the human body, restoring it to its normal, healthy levels. What is so special about Young Living Essential oils?
Young Living offers pure unadulterated essential oils, essential oil blends, and oil enhanced products. At Young Living, in-house and independent laboratory testing shows that our essential oils meet high industry standards that qualify them as “therapeutic grade”. That means that health professionals choose them for promoting health and wellness. Young Living is dedicated to producing essential oils from the highest- quality plants. Healthy plants and proper distillation produce superior essential oils with powerful benefits. Every oil is put to rigorous tests before it is deemed qualified to bear Young Living label. After personally witnessing the amazing difference between common aromatic oils and therapeutic-grade essential oils, Dr Gary Young, Founder and President of Young Living Essential Oils, began a personal campaign to protect legitimacy of the ancient healing art of essential oil therapy. How to use essential oils?
There are three basic ways to use essential oils:
- Inhalation
Simply smell them
Diffuse
- Topical application
Key points of application: crown of the head, temples, neck, abdomen, soles of feet, forehead, behind ears, upper back, over vital organs, ankles Please always read label directions for each individual oil before using it !
- Internal consumption
Research indicates that some oils are more effective when taken orally. Only pure essential oils, proven safe and labeled as dietary supplements, should be used internally. Dilution and dosage is dependent on the age, size and the health constitution of the individual. Follow the recommended dosage on individual product labels to ensure safety or seek the advice of the health professional.
