Essential Oil Healthy Benefits
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Essential oils can support your body in maintaining good health by improving your immune system and supporting good digestion and respiratory function. Also aromatherapy can elevate mood and improve relaxation.
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- 2. SUMMARY OF CLASS WHAT ARE ESSENTIAL OILS? WHY WOULD I USE ESSENTIAL OILS. CHOOSING ESSENTIAL OILS. BENEFITS OF ESSENTIAL OILS HOW TO USE ESSENTIAL OILS SAFELY HOW DO I USE ESSENTIAL OILS? IS THERE ANY SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH? BLENDING ESSENTIAL OILS EVERYDAY USES OF ESSENTIAL OILS
- 3. Essential Oils come from the leaves, stems, roots, seeds, berries, resin, ect.
- 8. CPTG CERTIFIED PURE THERAPEUTIC GRADE® ©2013 dōTERRA INTERNATIONAL,LLC PURE—natural, no artificial ingredients, fragrances, or fillers SAFE—Certified to be free of pesticides and other chemical residues POTENT—Standardized active compounds
- 9. Raw material harvested and distilled from natural habitat Initial Testing Essential oil shipped to dōTERRA Secondary Validation 1. Organoleptic 2. TPC/Microbial 3. FTIR scan 4. Specialized testing Essential oils bottled and labeled Final Validation 1. Organoleptic 2. TPC/Microbial 3. FTIR scan 4. Specialized testing Essential oils released for sale 1. Organoleptic 2. Gas chromatography 3. Mass spectrometry 4. Specialized testing as needed
- 11. • Gas Chromatography: Separates the sample into its individual constituents • Mass Spectrometry: Identifies them and the percentage with which they make up the sample
- 13. Microbial Testing Testing for any bacteria, yeast, mold, etc.
- 14. Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) Identifies the chemical bonds of organic materials as well as any organic contaminates in the sample.
- 16. ESSENTIAL OIL SAFETY Very safe and gentle without side effects Keep out of eyes, ears, and nose Dilute with vegetable oil, not water Skin sensitivity primary safety issue Follow all label directions
- 18. Aromatic • Purify the air • Aid in respiratory function • Affect the mood
- 19. • These molecules bind in distinct arrangement on the receptors • While there are only 1,000 unique odor receptors, the sequence of binding can produce over 10,000 individual perceptions of odor • Aromatic molecules attach themselves to millions of odor receptors Odor Receptors
- 20. Odor Receptors Hypothalamus • Molecules from the olfactory nerve carry impulses to the hypothalamus • Different hormones are released based on the stimuli that is received • Serotonin=Sedative • Noradrenalin=Invigorating
- 22. Sedative (Seratonin) Invigorating (Noradrenalin) • Sweet Marjoram • Lavender • Roman Chamomile • German Chamomile • Rosemary • Lemon • Basil • Peppermint
- 23. Topical • Apply the oils to the area that if affected • Dilute with carrier oil for young & sensitive skin • Apply to bottoms of feet
- 26. Internal • Specific to dōTERRA • Use as a supplement for targeted wellness • Detoxifying • Use glass or stainless steel container • Use veggie capsule
- 29. Scientific Research Much anecdotal evidence exists regarding the positive effects of essential oils.
- 30. Peppermint: Postoperative Nausea Nausea is among the most common postoperative complications.
- 31. Although there are a variety of antiemetic drugs available to treat nausea, none of these have been shown to be totally effective and they all have potentially unpleasant side effects.
- 32. Evidence suggests that inhaled peppermint essential oil can relieve postsurgical nausea.
- 33. Control Group Received no treatment Placebo Group Received peppermint essence Experimental Group Received peppermint essential oil
- 34. Conclusion • Overall, the experimental group (using Peppermint essential oil) reported less nausea than the other two groups. • Interestingly, the Placebo Group (using Peppermint Essence) reported their severity of nausea to be more than twice that of the experimental group.
- 36. Protective essential oil attenuates influenza virus infection BACKGROUND: Influenza is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality. H1N1 influenza virus has stressed the importance of the search for effective treatments for this disease. Essential oils from aromatic plants have been used for a wide variety of applications, such as personal hygiene, therapeutic massage and even medical practice.
- 37. Results • Influenza virus infectivity was suppressed by essential oil treatment—On Guard Blend. • Embryonic viral particles released from influenza viral cells was reduced by 90% when treated with 1:4,000 dilution and by 40% when treated with 1:6,000 dilution. • Oil treatment of the virus also decreased direct infection of the cells as the number of infected cells decreased by 90% when treated with 1:2,000 dilution and by 45% when treated with 1:3,000 dilution.
- 38. • Based on DNA & protein analysis, On Guard stops the protein coat at the Enodplasmic Reticulum • Suppressed H1N1 Virus and decreased direct infection of the cells
- 41. BEYOND THE PHYSICIANS KIT
- 42. Blending Easy rule of thumb: ① part Base Note (woodsy) ② parts Middle Note (floral) ③ parts Top Note (citrus)
- 47. WELLNESS PYRAMID
- 48. DIY USING ESSENTIAL OILS
- 56. I need these oils in my home!!! Retail Wholesale Below wholesale
- 57. References • Edris, A. Pharmaceutical and Therapeutic Potentials of Essential Oils and Their Individual Volatile Constituents: A Review. Phytotherapy Research, 2007, 21(4), 308-323. • Hudson, R. The Value of Lavender for Rest and Activity in the Elderly Patient. Complimentary Therapies in Medicine, 4(1), 52-57. • Hur, M., Lee, M.S., Kim, C., Ernst, E. Aromatherapy for treatment of hypertension: a systemic review. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 2010, 1-5. • McDowell B. Nontraditional therapies for the PICU, part 1. J Spec Pediatric Nursing 2005. • Robins J. The Science and Art of Aromatherapy. Journal of Holistic Nursing, Vol 17 No.1, March 1999, 5-17. • Tate, S. Peppermint oil: a treatment for postoperative nausea. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1997, 26, 543-549. • Walsh, M.E., Integrating complementary and alternative medicine: Use of essential oils in hypertension management. Journal of Vascular Nursing, 2011, XXIX (2), 87- 88. • AromaTools (2013). Modern Essentials (5th ED). Orem: AromaTools • http://www.mygutsy.com/is-h-pylori-the-cause-of-allergies-brain-fog- hypothyroid-autoimmune-disorders-adrenal-fatigue/
- 58. Contact Information • https://www.facebook.com/oils2use/ • oils2use@gmail.com • 615-495-7320 • Health and Balance with Essential Oils Facebook • www.mydoterra.com/healthandbalance
Notas do Editor
- CPTG testing protocol, from the moment doTERRA receives an essential oil from a global supplier to a final test of a finished bottle before it is made available for sale.
- The evaluation of the essential oils by their physical and aromatic properties by testing for any bacteria, yeast, mold, etc. that may be present.
- Identifies the chemical bond functional groups by the absorption of infrared radiation that excites vibration modes the the bond.
- Complex reactions occur when an individual breathes in the aroma of an essential oil. In the olfactory region of the nose, individual aromatic molecules attach themselves to millions of odor receptors which have a direct connection to the olfactory nerve and limbic area of the brain by way of direct interaction with the olfactory bulb. Different odors bind in distinct arrangements on the receptors. While there are only 1,000 unique odor receptors, the sequence of binding can produce over 10,000 individual perceptions of odor.
- When an aroma is smelled, stimuli from the receptors in our nose are sent to the Hypothalamus and it reacts according to the aroma.
- Based on DNA & protein analysis. On Guard stops the protein coat at the Enodplasmic Reticulum