NingXia Red Juice - Synergized With Blueberries, Raspberries, Apricots, and Pomegranates.

The legendary Ningxia (ning-sha) Wolfberry is an honored Chinese national treasure.
Its health benefits have been extolled for centuries. Ancient healers say it "replenishes
the vital essence" and "fortifies the life force." Modern science shows that Ningxia
wolfberries exceed legend by supporting many biochemical processes in the body.

Niacin vs Heart Disease
The Ningxia Wolfberry is the richest source of whole food niacin
(vitamin B3). A handfull of dried berries (about 100 grams) has
more than triple the recommended daily allowance of this essential
nutrient.

Niacin has been shown in numerous peer-reviewed studies to protect
against heart disease and one is of the few nutrients that is effective in
raising HDL (good) cholesterol levels.


Chromium and Cholesterol.
The Ningxia Wolfberry can also lower serum cholesterol levels thanks to its high
levels of trivalent chromium. While high cholesterol is not the primary cause of
heart disease, its reduction can slash the odds of dying of cardiovascular disease.

Potassium and Magnesium:
Wolfberries are also rich in potassium and magnesium.
A three-ounce serving of dried fruit contains nearly 1600
mg of potassium--which is quadruple the amount found in
3 oz. of fresh bananas, which is looked upon by many as a
high potassium food.


Fiber and Heart Disease
With ove 21% soluble and insoluble fiber, the Ningxia Wolfberry may has additional
cardiovascular benefits besides its vital minerals, essential amiono acids and powerful
antioxidants.


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I puI put my husband on the Ningxia Red juice, just an ounce a day, and his LDL
(bad cholesterol) lowered 32 points in a couple of months. His doctor was amazed
and said he had never seen that happen without some type of medication. He also
wrote in my husband's chart "Listen to your wife," because my husband had told him
the only thing he was doing differently was drinking "that juice my wife has me on." :)
I also have heard Gary say on some training tape that rosemary and lemongrass, taken
internally, will lower cholesterol. Hope that helps!
-Ladonna Wells

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I've been wanting to send this testimony to you for a while but hadn't
gotten around to it. Anyway, my husband had gotten his cholesterol
tested last year and found out that it was 266!!! He had it done at one
of those health fairs thru his work and they recommended that he go to a Dr.

But, I told him not to and that we'd try some alternative stuff. Well, I
finally found out about Young Living in August and he started on NingXia
Red in Sept.

He usually took an ounce a day (when he remembered). We had his
cholesterol rechecked in March of this year and it had gone down by
50!!!! points!!! He had really not changed much of his eating habits etc.
We were really excited , thank God for NingXia Red !!
-Debbie Babb

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I have a friend, Laura, who at 46 years has been battling high cholesterol for at least the
last 5 years. Despite her efforts with different medications a few years ago, the numbers
continued to rise.

She began taking the Ningxia Red Juice daily only a little over a month ago. She took
approximately an ounce and a half each morning. Yesterday, she stopped by on her
way back from the doctor's office.

She said her doctor was thrilled with the lab results. Her bad cholesterol had dropped
48 points and the good had increased by 3. (She let me look at her lab work.) She maintains the only changes she made to her daily routine and diet was the addition of Ningxia Red.

I'm hearing many customers report lowered blood pressure but it's impressive to have this
kind of documented testimonial on the potential cholesterol lowering abilities of Ningxia Red!
-Sue Grattan

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Lemon Therepeutic-Grade Essential Is a Key Ingredient Of NingXia Red JUice

 

Lemon is a versatile ingredient in the kitchen; its oil is also an indispensable ingredient all over the house. Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil of Lemon is antiseptic, uplifting, cleansing and can even increase your concentration.

A wonderful thing about lemon oil is that high-quality oil smells just like lemons. Lemons themselves are quite refreshing and they perk up any food you add them to. It's the same way with lemon oil. Just inhaling the scent of lemon oil can lift your mood, improve your concentration and give you clarity of thinking.

It's a great idea to add Therapeutic-Grade Essential Lemon Oil to other essential oils that do not smell as nice. Sometimes its unpleasant to use tea tree oil, for example, which is a powerful antiseptic and a great oil to keep in your arsenal, but has a very strong smell. Adding a drop or two of lemon oil to whatever mixture you are using tea tree oil in will make it smell better.

It will also improve the antiseptic ability of other Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oils. Lemon Oil is a great natural cleanser, which you can use on your body or in your home. It's also a wonderful astringent and can help clear up skin problems.

Lemon Oil should be diluted in a carrier oil for use on the skin. Place a couple of drops in a teaspoon of olive oil or one drop in four ounces of rice or soy milk to ingest.  Lemon oil should not be used on the skin before you go out in the sun for 72 hours, as it can cause photosensitivity.

Talk to a doctor before using Lemon Oil if you are pregnant, and avoid using it on infants and small children.

Beyond the cleaning uses of Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil of Lemon, it is a great oil to use when you need mental clarity or to concentrate on something. Lemon Oil has been called the rational oil, because using it can aid in the decision making process and allow you to approach decisions with calm and clarity.

Simply placing a few drops of lemon oil on a cloth and inhaling them can help clear your mind and calm your thoughts. Whenever you need a mid-day pick-me-up, reach for the lemon oil instead of the caffeine. Your mind will be clearer and you'll be able to complete your needed tasks with confidence.

Lemon Oil is a very handy Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil to have on your shelf. Use it to clear up your skin, to clean your home, and to clear your mind.

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Emma Sanford,RN

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Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oils And Oil Blends

1. Lavender Oil 15ml - Item# 3575, is known as the "Universal Oil" Great for burns, spasms,
headaches, allergies, and is great relaxing oil. etc...

2. Peppermint Oil 15ml - Item#  3614, best anti-inflammatory oil, excellent for pain reduction, spasms, excellent for headaches, it is a cooling oil for fevers or for a hot
day. Great for digestion, nausea, etc...

3. Purification Oil Blend 15ml - Item# 3399, mold eliminator, excellent insect repellant and great for any insect bites, removes odors, good for cuts and scrapes, etc...

4. Melrose Oil  Blend 15 ml- Item#  3378, antiseptic, excellent for sore throats, cuts, scrapes, rashes, for candida (taken internally in vegetable capsules)

5. Thieves Oil Blend 15ml - Item#3423, antiviral, antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-infectious, drink in water, take internally in vegetable capsules

6. Trauma Life Oil Blend 5ml - Item# 6350, to assist when there is any emotional or physical trauma

7. Clove Oil 15ml - Item# 3524, clove is the highest antioxidant DNA protecting of
all the oils,

8. Longevity Oil Blend 10ml - Item# 3394, an excellent antiviral oil

9.  RC Oil Blend 15ml - Item# 3405, excellent for any respiratory problems, allergies, colds, flu,
sore throats, decongests sinus passages, for lung infections

10. PanAway Oil Blend 15ml - Item#3390, reduces pain, inflammation accelerates healing, for
arthritis, sprains

11. AromaSeiz Oil Blend 15ml - for muscles spasms, promotes circulation, for inflammation

12. Oregano Oil 15ml - Item# 3602/Mountain Savory Oil 5ml - Item# 3590/Lemon Oil 15ml - Item# 3578 - antibiotic recipe... 10 drops of Lemon Oil, 8 drops of Mt.Savory Oil  , 3-5 drops of Oregano Oil

13. Idaho Balsam Fir 5ml - Item# l3314- excellent for reducing pain, spasms, will drop cortisol levels by 40% just by inhaling it!!! Has been tested and shown to be highly
effective against 7 different tumor lines

 Supplements With Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oils

1. Alkalime 8oz-Item# 3199, excellent for balancing PH balance
2. Ningxia Red Juice 30pk, 1 fl oz.ea - Item# 3168, highest antioxidant food source, for immune system building, for eyesight, contains high protein, trace minerals, amino acids,
for greater energy and longevity
3. BLM 90 Caps- Item#3234, for bones, ligaments and muscles
4. Sulfurzyme 300 Caps - Item# 3243, for sore muscles, contains MSM which helps in reducing
pain with arthritis, bursitis tendonitis etc...
5. Lavarderm Cool Mist  2 fl oz - Item# 3249, for burns
6. Thieves Spray 1fl oz-Item# 3265, to take on trips, and while out and about to combat
any infectious germs etc...


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Plant Origin:  India, Guatemala

Extraction Method:  Steam distilled from leaves

Lemongrass therapeutic-grade essential oil has a strong, herbaceous and lemony scent. Lemongrass itself is a popular ingredient in Asian cooking, and just like the herb, lemongrass oil is bright, light and cheerful.

Therapeutic-grade essential oil of lemongrass is said to be an effective aid for mild depression, as it is a strong tonic for the nervous system. It is thought to be beneficial for getting rid of anger and other negative emotions. Lemongrass oil can also be quite soothing to the muscles and nerves. It is a wonderful addition to a bath when you need to calm and relax.

Lemongrass Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil is refreshing, rejuvenating, stimulating and balancing. It is said to be good for mental clarity, psychic awareness, to regenerate connective tissue and ligaments, and has been used in traditional Indian medicine to treat fever and infection.

Lemongrass oil is a popular addition to perfumes, though it is rather quick to evaporate. You can use it in your own blends for perfume or room sprays that will brighten your space and make you feel better as well.

Lemongrass is wonderful for blending with a whole range of other therapeutic-grade essential oils, including ylang ylang, rosemary, orange and lavender.

When using Lemongrass Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil on the skin, it is a great idea to dilute the oil in a carrier oil, such as olive oil before using, especially on sensitive skin like the face and neck. When taking lemongrass oil internally, a drop should be diluted in four ounces of rice or soy milk or another liquid.

Lemongrass Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil can also be used in hair care and body care products. It is thought to be helpful for reducing acne because of its antiseptic properties and is also helpful for oily skin. It may also be helpful for getting rid cellulite. If your hair is dry and lacking shine. Massaging lemongrass oil into your locks may help them look healthier.

Lemongrass oil is thought to be an immune system stimulant and a digestive tonic as well as an aid to the liver.

As with all other therapeutic-grade essential oils, take care not to get lemongrass oil into your eyes and make sure you wash and rinse your hands thoroughly before and after working with the oil. Do not use it near flames or sparks. Keep therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children

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Emma Sanford, RN
Founder & Wellness Consultant
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Plant Origin:  Utah, Idaho, France

Extraction Method:  Steam distilled from leaves and flowers

Melissa oil is a therapeutic-grade essential oil that many people have not heard of, but it is an incredibly useful oil that is calming, soothing, strengthening and revitalizing all at once.

Melissa Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil has a light, fresh, somewhat lemony scent, which makes sense since in the culinary world, Melissa is also known as lemon balm. It has a sweet, herbaceous smell and is considered one of the most powerful essential oils out there.

The ancient Romans used Melissa as a general tonic that was thought to help with nervous disorders, to strengthen the heart and to revitalize the spirit.

Melissa oil is thought to get rid of headaches, reduce agitation and balance the emotions. It is said that therapeutic-grade essential Melissa oil can relieve emotional blocks and give users an improved outlook on life.

It is both calming and uplifting, powerful but gentle, and is thought to be incredibly useful as an antiviral. It has been used as a treatment for flu, smallpox and mumps and even can be used to eliminate sores from the herpes virus. It can also be applied to cold sores to accelerate healing.

A seemingly paradoxical oil, but it is also incredibly versatile.

The main downside to therapeutic-grade Melissa essential oil is that it is quite expensive. Sometimes oil is marketed as Melissa oil that is really a mix of lemongrass and citronella, which makes a scent that is similar to Melissa but with completely different properties. It is important to make sure that you know what you are buying when you are shopping for therapeutic-grade essential oils so you can ensure you are getting a high-quality product.

As with other therapeutic-grade essential oils, you want to be careful when using Melissa oil, particularly since you don't want to waste a drop of this precious oil. Make sure you wash and rinse your hands before and after using this oil, and avoid getting it into your eyes. Keep therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children.

Some people use Therapeutic-Grade Essential Melissa Oil neat, that is, without dilution, on the skin, but it can cause skin sensitivity and is better used diluted in another oil before applying to the skin, particularly on sensitive areas like the face and neck. Likewise, Melissa oil should be diluted before taking it internally. Add one drop of oil to four ounces of rice or soy milk or another liquid before drinking for best results.

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Plant Origin:  France

Extraction Method:  Steam distilled from leaves

Marjoram oil is a wonderful therapeutic-grade essential oil for relaxing muscles, soothing the body and soothing the mind. There are so many uses for this versatile oil that it really should be part of every person's toolkit who is interested in natural healing.

One of the most important and valuable uses of therapeutic-grade essential oil of marjoram is for relieving menstrual difficulties. It is thought to both help ease menstrual cramping and to increase menstrual flow. This can be very helpful for women who have bleeding problems, but it can be extremely dangerous for pregnant women, who should never use marjoram oil.

Other helpful uses for therapeutic-grade marjoram essential oil including helping ease the pain of arthritis, muscle spasms and muscle cramps. It is the perfect addition to a bath along with lavender oil after you have had a hard day or a too-long workout.

Marjoram oils is also thought to be helpful for easing some headaches, which can make it even more beneficial after a hard day at work or working out. It is said that marjoram oil can lower blood pressure and reduce nervous tension.

The oil has a woody, spicy aroma and is quite calming and soothing. The scent is somewhat medicinal so it is a good oil to blend with other oils such as lavender

Marjoram Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil also warms the skin where it is applied, which can further help with any aches and pains you might be feeling. It is also thought to be helpful for treating colds and coughs.

The best way to use marjoram therapeutic-grade essential oil for coughs and colds is as a steam inhalation, which can be done in the bath or by holding your head under a towel over a bowl of steaming water that has been infused with a few drops of marjoram oil.

Marjoram oil can also be used topically or internally. When used for dietary purposes, it should be diluted by putting a drop in a capsule or diluting it in four ounces rice or soy milk. It is also a good idea to dilute it in a carrier, oil before using it on the body, particularly on sensitive areas such as the face and neck.

As with all therapeutic-grade essential oils, make sure you wash and rinse your hands thoroughly before and after working with marjoram oil. Avoid getting it in your eyes. Don't use it on infants or small children. If you are under a doctor's care, check with him or her before using marjoram oil.  Keep therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children.

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The Crust:

1 1/2 c. graham cracker crumbs

3/4 c. roasted pine nuts, chopped

1 tsp. olive oil

1/4 c. Blue Agave Item# 3221

1/3 c, unsalted butter, melted

Cut together, with pastry cutter or forks, graham crackers crumbs, pine nuts, and Blue Agave. Slowly add melted butter while cutting the mixture. Be sure to completely incorporate butter before adding more. Stop adding butter when the mixture is able to hole its form when pressed between fingers. Spritz a 9" spring form pan with olive oil on the bottom and sides. Press crust mixture to cover the bottom of pan. Set aside.

First Layer:

48 oz. cream cheese, softened

8 egg whites, beaten stiff

2 c. Blue Agave

2 tsp. vanilla extract

1/2 c. dried wolfberries, Item# 6360

Soften cream cheese to the point that it is easily blended with an electric mixer. Add Blue Agave, blending it with the cream cheeese until smooth. Beat egg whites in a seperate bowl. Fold egg whites and vanilla extract into cream cheese mixture and add wolfberries. Pour into the prepared pie crust. Bake the first layer at 325 degrees for 1 hour. Turn the oven off, leaving the cheese cake in for an additonal 30 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool in the refrigerator for 20 minutes.

Second Layer:

2 c. sour cream

1 tsp. vanilla extract

2 Tbs. Blue Agave

Mix all three ingredients until creamy. Spread on top of chilled cheese cake. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 minutes. Allow cake to cool completely before removing the ring from the pan.

Cheesecake Topping:

1/4 c. dried wolfberries

2 c. fresh or frozen (thawed) strawberries

1/2 c. Blue Agave

1 tsp. lemon juice

Puree all ingredients. Drizzle over cheesecake slices before serving. Enjoy it "In Joy."


Makes 16 servings.

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Plant Origin:  Utah

Extraction Method:  Steam distilled from berries, branches, and twigs.

Juniper therapeutic-grade essential oil is calming, clarifying and toning. A very useful and versatile oil that can do many good things for the person interested in natural healing.

Bundles of juniper berries were hung over doorways to ward off witches during medieval times and it has also been used a diuretic for centuries.

Juniper oil can be made from the berries or the branches of the juniper tree. The oil may be used internally, topically or aromatically. It has antiseptic, digestive, purifying, detoxification, and nerve regeneration properties.

Self healing and general uses include:

• Juniper therapeutic-grade essential oil is known to invoke feelings of health, love, and peace and may elevate one's spiritual.

• Juniper oil has also been used successfully to reduce the level of discomfort associated with urinary problems, especially having to do with an inability to urinate.

• Therapeutic-grade essential juniper oil is thought to be especially helpful when one may dealing with an enlarged prostate or kidney stones that make it difficult to urinate.

• One of the most important uses for therapeutic-grade essential oil of juniper is to calm the nerves and reduce anxiety.

• It has been used to relieve nervous tension and has a calming effect on mind, body and spirit.

• It is also thought to be a tonic for the liver and to aid in normal menstruation.

• Therapeutic-grade juniper essential oil is also said to be helpful for relieving discomfort associated with gout and arthritis.

• It is also useful for self healing of acne, oily skin and dandruff, among other skin and hair conditions.

• Therapeutic-grade essential oil of juniper is also said to be helpful for curving the appetite of obesity and overindulgence in food.

• It can stimulate the nervous system and improve the mood through challenging situations.

• Juniper oil has a clean, woody scent that is uplifting and clarifying.

• Skin sensitivity is a possibility with therapeutic-grade juniper essential oil, so it is recommended that it be diluted with your favorite vegetable oil before using topically, especially on areas of sensitive skin like the face.

• It should also be diluted when used internally. Add one drop of oil to a capsule or dilute it in four ounce of rice or soy milk before consuming.

• It is not recommended that women who are pregnant use juniper oil because of the potential for stimulation of the uterine muscles.

• It should be used with caution by people with kidney problems.

• Check with your doctor before using it if you have other health problems.

• It also should not be used on infants or very small children.

Avoid getting juniper oil, or any other therapeutic-grade essential oil, into your eyes, and always wash and rinse your hands thoroughly before and after working with essential oils. Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oil out of the reach of children.

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Plant Origin: Australia, Spain

Extraction Method:  Steam distilled from the crushed seeds

Fennel therapeutic-grade essential oil has a strong, licorice-like aroma that people seem to either love or hate. A somewhat sweet smell, but if you like the scent you will find it invigorating and stimulating.

Fennel therapeutic-grade essential oil is generally thought of as safe for all people over the age of two, but it should not be used by pregnant women, even though the herb fennel can be taken internally to help stimulate milk production.  

Self healing remedies and general uses include:

• Fennel has long been used to flavor liqueurs that are used as aperitifs, so it makes sense the therapeutic-grade essential oil of fennel would be useful for digestive problems.

• Fennel therapeutic-grade essential oil has anti-parasitic, anti-spasmodic, and anti-inflammatory properties. It is also considered a digestive aid and increases one's metabolism.

• It has been used for digestive complaints such as flatulence, constipation, nausea and vomiting.

• It is thought to be helpful in diminishing hiccups and it is said to promote a feeling of fullness that may benefit overweight people.

• Therapeutic-grade essential fennel oil also has a diuretic effect and has been said to be able to disperse cellulite (accumulated toxins).

• In addition, it is also thought to be healing for the spleen and liver and to be able to heal the body after excessive use of food and drink.

• Fennel Oil has a cleansing effect on the skin and is said to help clear up oily skin, reduce the risk of wrinkles and promote healing of bruises.

• It may also be beneficial for relieving symptoms of PMS and easing menstrual problems.

• People with epilepsy should consult with their doctor before using it.

• The oil is quite gentle and is suitable for all but the most sensitive of skin without diluting.

• It is best used in baths, massage oils or lotions, or it can simply be sniffed to enjoy the benefits.

• Just smelling the oil can give you a feeling of strength and courage when you are going through tough times.

• It is a wonderful pick-me-up just when you need it most.

• Massaging therapeutic-grade fennel essential oil into the skin can help with digestive problems and break down cellulite (accumulated toxins).

• When inhaled, fennel oil is actually thought to stimulate the appetite of those with eating disorders.

Always wash and rise your hands thoroughly before and after working with fennel oil and other therapeutic-grade essential oils, and be careful not to get them in your eyes. Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children.

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Emma Sanford,RN
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Plant Origin:  Somalia

Extraction Method:  Steam distilled from gum/resin

Myrrh has been well-known since biblical times, and it was one of the gifts given to the baby Jesus by the three wise men. These days, therapeutic-grade essential oil of myrrh is used for its tonic, astringent, a powerful antioxidant, anti - tumoral, anti inflammatory, antiviral, and anti - parasitic properties, as well as to enhance spiritual awareness.

Therapeutic-grade essential myrrh oil has some of the highest concentrations of sesquiterpenes found in any oil. These compounds directly affect the hypothalamus, pituitary gland and the amygdald, which is thought to be the seat of our emotions.

Self healing remedies and general uses:

• Because of the high concentrations of these compounds in myrrh therapeutic-grade essential oil, it is frequently used by people who meditate to get deeper into their practice.

• It is a very popular ingredient in incense, or it can be diluted in water and used as a room spray before you meditate.

• Not only can therapeutic-grade essential myrrh oil help you focus in meditation, it can also give you focus and clarity throughout the day and is said to be a particularly helpful fragrance for dispelling feelings of apathy.

• In Biblical times, myrrh was thought to heal wrinkled, chapped or cracked skin. The oil is astringent and can help clear up the skin.

• It is also thought to be an antiseptic and has also been used to help heal wounds.

• People used it as a treatment for athlete's foot, acne, broken skin and many other skin ailments.

• Myrrh has also been used through history to treat muscle pain and rheumatism as well as to stimulate the blood, and therapeutic-grade myrrh essential oil can be used in the same way.

• Another popular use for myrrh oil is in oral hygiene, where it is used to treat pain and sores of the mouth and gums.

• It is also said to be good for the glandular system, helping to regulate the prostate and thyroid, as well as straightening out gynecological problems.

• Myrrh therapeutic grade essential oil has a very strong scent that is often described as balsamic. It is musky and smoky and smells a lot like the incense it is commonly used in.

• Myrrh is great for blending with other strong-scented oils like frankincense, clove and sandalwood.

• Myrrh oil can be used aromatically, topically and internally. it may cause skin sensitivity so it should be diluted in a quality vegetable carrier oil before being used on the skin.

• A drop should also be diluted in four ounces of soy, rice or almond milk before taking myrrh oil internally.

• Pregnant women should not use myrrh oil.

• Please Note: As with other therapeutic-grade essential oils, make sure you wash and rinse your hands thoroughly before and after working with myrrh oil and avoid getting it in your eyes. Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children

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Emma Sanford,RN
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Plant origin: Utah, France

Extraction method: Steam distillation from flowering plants

One of the most useful therapeutic-grade essential oils when it comes to women's problems, clary sage  is a wonderful addition to your natural healing medicine cabinet. It has a sweet, nutty fragrance that is mellow and warm.  It will uplift and relax those who smell it by direct inhalation or cold diffusing.

Some Tips On The Safety Of Using Clary Sage Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil.

• Clary sage therapeutic-grade essential oil is most popularly used as a pure plant comforting remedy for PMS, as it is said to help users develop a healthy, normal attitude during that time.

• It is also thought to be beneficial for menopausal women for reducing night sweats, hot flashes, headaches, and irritability.

• This oil is incredibly relaxing and is thought to be an anti-depressant.

• It is advised that people not combine therapeutic-grade essential oil of clary sage with alcohol because it may aggravate the effects of drinking.

• Clary sage oil is said to be a wonderful nerve tonic that can also aid in calming a nervous stomach.

• It is thought to help prevent spasms of the digestive system.

• It is also thought to be supportive of good kidney health.

• The oil is also a good deodorant and can be used in a lotion to eliminate body odors, or in a room spray to make your home space smell fresher.

• Smelling therapeutic-grade essential clary sage oil can be beneficial in eliminating insomnia, reduce feelings of stress and even stimulate creativity.

• It also helps people to gain a more positive outlook on life.

• Used in bath scrubs, bath salts, or massage oil, clary sage can ease muscle pains and cramps from PMS.

• It is also thought to help with depression, anxiety and nervous tension.

• Using the oil topically may help with skin problems, especially oily complexions, as well as eliminating muscle pains.

• Because of its stimulation to the female body, clary sage oil should not be used during pregnancy.

• In very large doses it can cause headaches. If you are under a doctor's care, seek his or her opinion before using clary sage oil.

Clary sage therapeutic-grade essential oil may cause skin sensitivities when applied topically, so it is suggested that it be diluted in any quality vegetable carrier oil such as olive oil before use. The oil should also be diluted, one drop to four ounces of soy or rice milk before being taken internally.

Recommendations:  Always wash and rinse your hands thoroughly, before and after working with therapeutic-grade essential oils and avoid getting them in your eyes.  Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children.

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It seems like we put more stress on our skin all the time. After all, it is the largest organ of your body. Don't get confused, the liver is the largest organ in the body. 

From the pollutants in the air all around our skin, to not getting enough water, exposing it to too much sun or too many extremes in temperature, it's no wonder our skin is looking a little ragged and premature aged.  It is trying to tell us something and its "ok" to listen.

Geranium therapeutic-grade essential oil is wonderful for the skin. It is particularly useful for toning, opening up the pores to release impurities and clearing up oily skin. It can also be helpful for dry skin and for clarifying any skin problems.

In addition to its clarifying properties, the scent of therapeutic-grade essential geranium oil is quite uplifting and refreshing. The scent of the oil is similar to that of roses and is prized by perfume makers and others for that sweet, floral scent.

10 Tips On Self Healing With Geranium Therapeutic-Grade Essential Oil.

• The oil is said to help people release negative memories and help balance the mind and the emotions.

• It is said to be good for the managing stress and discomfort associated with PMS, as well as mild anxiety and depression.

• It may also be helpful for balancing the symptoms of menopause.

• When added to a shampoo, therapeutic-grade geranium essential oil is said to be helpful for getting rid of head lice. 

• It is also thought to be an insect repellant and is useful for this purpose when added to a lotion or your favorite cream.

• Therapeutic-grade essential geranium oil can be used aromatically, topically or internally.

• Dilution is recommended for both topical and dietary use, though it is generally thought to be non-irritating.

• It should not be used on infants and small children, and because of the potential for changing the balance of hormones in the body it should not be used by pregnant women.

• Geranium therapeutic-grade essential oil is a good choice for people who are looking for balance emotionally, physically, or just on their skin.

• It is useful and powerful oil that is also wonderful to smell.

As with other therapeutic-grade essential oils, be careful not to get geranium oil in your eyes, and be sure you wash and rinse your hands thoroughly, both before and after working with the oil. Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children.

Success to Your Wellness Plans,
Emma Sanford,RN
Founder & Wellness Consultant
Good Health - Good Scents
www.goodhealth-goodscents.com

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Pat's osteoarthritis testimony:

I was diagnosed with Osteoarthritis almost a year ago...in May of 2006. When I went to visit my parents in Michigan that Memorial Day I had to get a wheelchair at the airports because I was in so much pain and so crippled from the arthritis that I couldn't move quickly enough to make my connections. I spent that whole week with pain patches, and pain pills, etc. Only days earlier I had been involved in a rigorous 12 week fitness program through my gym at work. I was working out 3 or 4 times a week...had recently stopped eating red meat and thought I was doing great. But, what I thought was stiffness in my knee was actually osteoarthritis. X-rays showed it in my knees, feet, hands, ankles. joints..etc...as the Dr. put it " You've got arthritis all over"

I tried the traditional route with my doctor....ibuprofen and Vicidin. The codeine in the pills made me sick to my stomach...and the pain pills only worked to a point. There were many nights when I would awaken in pain to the point of tears. Still, I did what the doctors ordered for about six weeks....and then I turned back to what I know is true.......my Young Living oils and supplements.

A knowledgeable friend suggested ..lots of cleansing. I was already doing Young Living's Rejuvenate liver and colon cleanse..It's a 30 day cleanse..so I did for 90 days. I was already drinking at lease an ounce of Ningxia Red everyday...I increased that for the first month to 4-6 oz per day ( a bottle per week) and I did that for four weeks. Then, I reduced the amount to about 2-3 oz per day. I also added GLF oil ( gall, liver flush) and alternated it with Juvacleanse oil and I took Parafree for a month. Sulfurzyme became my new best friend and still is. ( I require much less of it now than I did during the height of my health challenge. In fact, I only take it every few days now.) But I was taking up to ten or 12 capsules in a day at first. And of course I used every anti-inflammatory oil in our Young Living arsenal....lots of peppermint, wintergreen, Idaho Balsam Fir, Oregano, Ginger, Clove...Lemongrass...and all of them worked for me. I say whatever works..use it.

When I was first diagnosed I was leading a very active lifestyle..working out , taking an African Dance Class that I loved...etc...but I had to stop all of that. At one point I had to use a cane. It was all I could do to get up and down the steps in my home let alone at work. And I was constantly in pain. But after about 3 -months of my Young Living regimen the pain was under control....and now I have resumed working out and I'm in new dance class that is just as much fun. .. I still have some stiffness and aches sometimes, but I control is with oils and supplements.. Occasionally I might have to take a pain pill but that's rare and usually happens when I have not taken the time to get proper rest , nutrition and exercise. I would say I'm about 90 percent...back...so I still have some work to do. But, I'm thrilled, because at one point I thought I might be on a cane or worse for life.

So I can only say...have confidence in faith in the fact that we have the best holistic health and healing products on the planet.

I'm a testament to the fact that our bodies our marvelous wonders with the ability to heal themselves if we take proper care of ourselves.

One more thing..through it all I drank...lots of water..and still do. My goal is to drink a gallon a day...but if I get half of that I'm happy!

 
With blessings, Joy and love !

Pat  Desamours
Atlanta, GA

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Plant Origin: Philippines

Extraction Method: Steam-distilled from the gum of the tree

Elemi oil is one therapeutic-grade essential oil that many people have not heard of. This oil comes from a plant that is a relative of the trees that produce both frankincense and myrrh, and like those oils, it is has anti-inflammatory properties useful in the self healing process of respiratory ailments.

In addition to helping with respiratory problems, elemi therapeutic-grade essential oil, which smells spicy and somewhat like incense, is has been used in Europe for hundreds of years in salves for skin problems and is include in celebrated healing ointments.

Elemi oil can be irritating to sensitive skin, so it's a good idea to test the oil on your skin before applying it to a large area or dilute the oil 1-3 drops in ½ oz olive oil or any quality vegetable  carrier oil. When in doubt, or no carrier oil, use safely on the bottom of  your feet.

Some powerful self healing remedy secrets and general uses:

• Another good use for elemi oil on the skin is for reducing the look of fine lines and wrinkles when used topically on chakras/vitaflex/acupuncture points.
• Elemi therapeutic-grade essential oil is also helpful for clearing the mind, very beneficial in the process of emotional release techniques, and it can encourage a feeling of calm.
• It is often used in diffusing therapeutic-grade essential oil blends that are very conducive to meditation and is thought to assist people with their visualization process, as well as bringing about a feeling of peace.
• In addition to all of these useful properties, elemi oil is also thought to be helpful for easing muscle pain after a workout when added to your massage oil/cream.
• It is said to be restorative, stimulating and warming and is thought to be helpful for revitalizing the spirits.
• It is a wonderful therapeutic-grade essential oil to blend with other oils such as rose and sandalwood for a spicy, invigorating and somewhat aphrodisiac blend.

When working with therapeutic-grade essential oils, remember to wash and rinse your hands thoroughly, before and after working with the oil and be careful not to get it in your eyes, especially when applying it to the skin around the eyes.  Keep all therapeutic-grade essential oils out of the reach of children.

Success To Your Wellness Plans,
Emma Sanford, RN
Founder & Wellness Consultant
Good Health - Good Scents
http://www.goodhealth-goodscents.com

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Plant Origin:  Sri Lanka, Madagascar, India

Extraction Method: Steam distilled from bark

Cinnamon bark therapeutic-grade essential oil has the same wonderful smell as the spice cinnamon, which is perfect for lifting your spirits. It smells like cookies baking, apple cider, and happy memories. The oil, in fact, has an even deeper scent than cinnamon itself, making it the perfect addition to potpourris and room sprays.

In addition to its wonderful smell, therapeutic-grade essential oil of cinnamon bark is also a powerful healing agent with anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antifungal, anti parasitic, circulatory stimulant, and anticoagulant properties.. 

 Here are just some of the ways you can use cinnamon oil in your home space:

• Cinnamon bark therapeutic-grade essential oil is thought to be a particularly effective self healing remedy for digestive disorders, especially constipation and flatulence.
• It can also stop cramping and may be beneficial for reducing vomiting.
• It is said to be helpful for regulating blood pressure.
• It is a supportive oil to inhale gradually, (can be irritating) when you are feeling emotionally exhausted or stressed out.
• Cinnamon bark oil is used for getting rid of infestations such as lice and scabies.
• It is also said to be helpful for supporting the healing process of an infection.
• Using a massage oil infused with 1-3 drops of therapeutic-grade essential cinnamon bark oil, enhances the ease of discomfort associated with arthritis and rheumatism.
• Because of the warming properties of cinnamon, the oil has been used in massages as an aid when dealing with colds and flu to bring comfort to the ill person.
• If you need to gain weight and stimulate your appetite, cinnamon bark oil is a good choice.
• Take it internally in a vegetable capsule or dilute a drop in four ounces of soy, rice, or almond milk for best results.
• As anyone who has smelled spice cookies could tell you, cinnamon bark oil is also good for supporting emotional release, especially in times of stress or when you are feeling lonely.
• It is also thought to stimulate creativity.

Therapeutic-grade essential oil of cinnamon bark can also be used externally, but there is a good chance it can irritate your skin if used without diluting it first. Add 1-3 drop of your oil to ½ oz of a light carrier oil such as olive oil and it will be fine to use on your skin. Remember to wash and rinse you hands thoroughly, before and after working with oils and avoid getting the oil in your eyes.

Cinnamon bark oil can also be irritating to the mucous membranes, so you shouldn't use it in a bath or get the oil in your nose.

Success To Your Wellness Plans,
Emma Sanford,RN
Founder & Wellness Consultant
Good Health - Good Scents
http://www.goodhealth-goodscents.com

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Melissa (Melissa officinalis) has a light, fresh, lemony scent that is strengthening and revitalizing, yet soothing and calming. It was an important ingredient in Carmelite water (distilled in France since 1611 by members of the Carmelite Order). Several studies report that melissa may benefit the skin. It is also comforting during the winter season and supportive of immune system function.* Melissa has an approximate ORAC of 1,343,547 (TE/L). TE/L is expressed as micromole Trolox equivalent per liter. Read more