by BB Curtis

• Not all plants contain essential oils, for example, lilac
• Sap heals a plant’s wound
• Essential oils ward off dis-ease attacking the plant
• Essential oils attract pollinators to the plant
• Essential oils repel plant predators
• Essential oils protect against environmental threats to the plant
• Essential oils have side BENEFITS and not side-effects for people and animals
• Essential oils find balance instead of forcing artificial change in the human body
• The human body recognizes the intelligence that exists when something comes straight from nature
• The human body realizes when man has been tinkering with something
• Each batch of the same kind of oil is different depending on
  • Where it came from
  • How much rainfall there was
  • What the soil composition is, etc.
• All batches should be tested before being bottled and sold
• Scientists should look for manipulations in all batches before the oils are bottled and sold
• Not all companies work directly with growers so it’s possible for quality to suffer and to be irregular
• Due to lack of regulation, some oils are synthetic but do not show that on the label
• Due to lack of regulation, some oils are cut by carrier oils, but do not show that on the label
• Due to lack of regulation, some oils are not pure and could contain toxins, but do not show that on the label
• Due to lack of regulation, some oils have a scent that resembles the essential oil but there is none of the essential oil present in the product and this does not show on the label
• Many oils are therapeutic grade and can be used aromatically only and topically in some cases usually with a sensitivity test first since purity is questionable
• Therapeutic grade oils may not have the same effects as Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade oils due to their lack of purity – in many cases, the scent of the oil is also not the same due to residual and possibly toxic additives
• Vanderbuilt Hospital essential oils:  https://www.vumc.org/periop-services/sites/default/files/public_files/oils-poster.pdf
• Mint oils are generally refreshing and invigorating
• Citrus oils are generally energizing and elevating
• Spice oils generally create excitement, intrigue, and passion (not lust)
• Herb and grass oils are generally soothing and clarifying
• Tree and wood oils are generally grounding and balancing
• Floral oils are generally calming and comforting
• Best to a use carrier oil all the time
  • To prolong the effect of the oil
  • To metabolize more slowly for BETTER functioning
• Normally administered 2-3 drops every 4-5 hours unless otherwise instructed

Please feel free to email me at bobbicurtiseo@outlook.com if you have any questions or comments that you’d like to ask/make and have addressed privately, and if you’d like to purchase CPTG (Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade, not just Therapeutic Grade) oils.

Disclaimer:  This information is intended for educational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for medical care or to prescribe treatment for any specific health condition.  Please see a qualified healthcare provider for medical treatment.  These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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