What are Essential Oils?
Sometimes called the "life force" of a plant, essential
oils are very complex. They are stored in special cells, ducts,
or glandular hairs that are distributed among the flowers, leaves,
bark, stems, and roots of the plant.
Essential oils protect the plant from insects and other herbivores,
from bacteria, molds, fungi, and other microorganisms, and also
help to heal inflicted wounds. These unique characteristics make
essential oils highly beneficial to humans.
A single oil may contain hundreds of constituents that are molecularly
aligned in exactly the right manner to trigger a number of responses
in the human body. This means that many of the oils are:
- Anti-bacterial
- Anti-fungal
- Anti-viral
- Anti-parasitic
Concentrated and very powerful, a drop or two of distilled therapeutic-grade
essential oils produces quick and significant results. Uplifting,
protective, calming, and regenerating essential oils--a unique
gift from the plant world.
How to use Essential Oils
There are many different oils and each is useful for different
things. To help you learn more about them, we would like to send
you a short audio presentation. This will go into further detail
on how the oils work, and will give more information regarding
the scientific evidence that proves their effectiveness. There
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