Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils 5 Reasons Why We Use Them Daily
1. Essential Oils are antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial, anti-infectious, antimicrobial, antiparasitic, and antiseptic. Essential oils are attracted to viruses and bacteria. In a sense they act like white blood cells in that they destroy the viruses, microbes, and bacteria. Unlike antibiotics, bacteria cannot become resistant to therapeutic grade essential oils. When diffused, essential oils increase atmospheric oxygen and provide negative ions; which also inhibits bacterial growth. They may detoxify the cells and blood in the body.
2. Essential Oils can help deliver O2 to cells. Like red blood cells, essential oils bring O2 to plant cells. What essential oils do for the plant, they do for us. That is why essential oils are very good at wound healing. They stimulate blood flow, which increases oxygen and nutrient delivery. Since the molecules of essential oils are so small, they can break the blood brain barrier and deliver O2 directly to the brain as well as quickly penetrate the tissues of the skin. They are lipid-soluble and are capable of penetrating cell membranes, even if the membranes have hardened because of an oxygen deficiency.
3. Essential Oils do not give us side effects. We are made of the same things as the oils. The human body and essential oils have chemical structures that are similar. Essential oils are composed of hundreds of different chemicals. This allows the body to use what it needs, change what it does not need to what it needs, or simply eliminate what it does not need. Manmade chemicals have only one action and the body is not able to change it. If it is not what the body needs, the body tries to eliminate it, which causes side effects. Essential oils do not have the proteins that make you have an allergic reaction.
4. Essential Oils can affect the limbic system and frequency. The limbic system is part of the brain that controls hormones, breathing, and heart rate. Essential oils have high levels of sesquiterpenes, which can break the blood brain barrier, increasing the oxygen level in the limbic system of the brain; affecting memory, hormone levels, breathing and heart rate. New research is showing that the amygdale gland, part of the limbic system, holds emotions. Essential oils are able to help the amygdale release emotional patterns and emotional traumas. All of us have frequencies and each organ has a frequency. Sickness begins when the frequency is lowered. By using essential oils, which have high frequencies we can increase our own.
5. Some Essential Oils have high anti-oxidant and limonene levels. Clove essential oil has a very high ORAC score of 1,078,700 per 100 grams. Limonene is found in the rind of citrus fruits – that is where citrus essential oils come from. Limonene has been documented in 50 studies to combat a variety of cancers and cell mutations.
2. Essential Oils can help deliver O2 to cells. Like red blood cells, essential oils bring O2 to plant cells. What essential oils do for the plant, they do for us. That is why essential oils are very good at wound healing. They stimulate blood flow, which increases oxygen and nutrient delivery. Since the molecules of essential oils are so small, they can break the blood brain barrier and deliver O2 directly to the brain as well as quickly penetrate the tissues of the skin. They are lipid-soluble and are capable of penetrating cell membranes, even if the membranes have hardened because of an oxygen deficiency.
3. Essential Oils do not give us side effects. We are made of the same things as the oils. The human body and essential oils have chemical structures that are similar. Essential oils are composed of hundreds of different chemicals. This allows the body to use what it needs, change what it does not need to what it needs, or simply eliminate what it does not need. Manmade chemicals have only one action and the body is not able to change it. If it is not what the body needs, the body tries to eliminate it, which causes side effects. Essential oils do not have the proteins that make you have an allergic reaction.
4. Essential Oils can affect the limbic system and frequency. The limbic system is part of the brain that controls hormones, breathing, and heart rate. Essential oils have high levels of sesquiterpenes, which can break the blood brain barrier, increasing the oxygen level in the limbic system of the brain; affecting memory, hormone levels, breathing and heart rate. New research is showing that the amygdale gland, part of the limbic system, holds emotions. Essential oils are able to help the amygdale release emotional patterns and emotional traumas. All of us have frequencies and each organ has a frequency. Sickness begins when the frequency is lowered. By using essential oils, which have high frequencies we can increase our own.
5. Some Essential Oils have high anti-oxidant and limonene levels. Clove essential oil has a very high ORAC score of 1,078,700 per 100 grams. Limonene is found in the rind of citrus fruits – that is where citrus essential oils come from. Limonene has been documented in 50 studies to combat a variety of cancers and cell mutations.
