Essential Oil Singles

Man Found Standing Writes: ‍ Frankincense, Wild: India (Boswellia serrata) Commonly used for thousands of years in traditional Ayurveda medicine, Indian Frankincense is considered to be the lowest therapeutic Frankincense. Many companies will try to sell this oil under other botanical names and as sourced from other countries. Because of the difference in the resin and different distillation techniques, there are a wide range of fragrances for this oil but the unique chemical makeup clearly sets it apart from the higher quality Somalin and Oman Frankincense. Primary Usages: Normally this oil is for general health and internally as an overall tonic. For thousands of years the resin has been used for building the immune system, diabetes, rheumatism, arthritis, and heart health. Secondary Usages: Lung support (cough, congestion, asthma),digestive disorders (stomach aches, gas, Crohn’s disease, colitis), assists to improve blood supply to the joints, beneficial for skin care and wound healing. Has Been Reported To Assist: Inflammation, lymph congestion, laryngitis, support female hormone system, and to aid meditation. Descriptor: General Tonic, Immune Builder, Anti-inflammatory, Detoxifier, Antiseptic Application: Take a couple drops internally every couple of hours. Inhale or diffuse. Apply on feet and body. Caution: No special cautions. Found In: Oils of the Bible, Tummy Rub Influences: Grounding oil to assist in centering the mind, body, and spirit. Medicine Wheel: Primary Wood and Secondary Metal. Increases Guardian Qi (Immune System). Blends Well With: Black Cumin, Cedarwood, Citrus oils, Lavender, Patchouli, Peppermint Testimonials: J. Cuff from Ava, Missouri writes, “Wonderful Oil! I find diffusing the Indian Frankincense to be excellent addition to my meditation ritual. It opens my mind to allow for a deeper connection and connection.” Recipes: For a general Frankincense massage oil recipe, take a four ounce bottle of FCO and add forty drops of Indian Frankincense and fifteen drops each of Peppermint and Lavender. Shake well and let the oil sit for forty-eight hours before use.  For a general health tonic take one drop each of Frankincense, Lemon, and Black Cumin every two hours with four ounces of water. ‍ Country of Origin: India, Wild Botanical Name: Boswellia serrata Plant Part: Resin Note: Warm, Resinous, Smooth, Rich, Musky/Earthy

Man Found Standing Writes: ‍ Frankincense, Sacred, Wild: Oman (Boswellia sacra - Advanced Technology Extracted) The Boswellia sacra trees grow naturally in Oman and have been used medicinally for thousands of years. (Boswellia sacra and Boswellia carteri are actually the same species but commonly it is agreed that the name Boswellia sacra is for those trees found in Oman.) When the trees are about nine years old, small cuts can be made to tap for resin. As the resin is exuded, it hardens and the tears are collected two or three times a year. Each year a tree will produce an average of one kilogram of resin which can be converted into about two 15ml bottles of pure high-quality essential oil. Because of the variation in soil and climate, there are many differences in the quality of the resin and therefore the overall therapeutic quality of the essential oil will differ too. The frankincense trees that have had to adapt to harsh environments, like growing out of almost solid rock in the mountains of Oman, produce a superior therapeutic resin and essential oil. Through numerous hours of research and advances in technology, there have been further discoveries on how to extract even greater healing properties from the Frankincense resin. The Advanced Technology Extraction is a new patient pending distilling process that uses both CO2 and Hydro Distillation to produce the greatest overall therapeutic Frankincense. To distinguish this oil from the many other Frankincense oils in the market, they call it Sacred Frankincense. Sadly there are suppliers now trying to capitalize on the higher price by calling their oil Sacred Frankincense. So when you purchase Sacred Frankincense oil, make sure you are purchasing the Advanced Technology Extraction. Primary Usages: Anti-cancer, immune system builder, skin regeneration, fortifying to the mind, respiratory support, detoxifier, and general health tonic. Secondary Usages: Digestive disorders, lymph congestion, uplifting to the mind and grounding. Has Been Reported To Assist: Spiritual awareness, inflammation, reproductive and urinary difficulties, pain relief, a universal oil for numerous other ailments. Descriptor: Immune Builder, Sedative, Digestive Aid, Anti-inflammatory, Liver Stimulant, Detoxifier, Antispasmodic Application: Inhale or diffuse. Apply on feet and body. Take a few drops internally. A powerful anointing oil. Influences: Balance& Uplifting Caution: No special cautions. ‍ Found In: Ageless Medicine Wheel: Primary Center and Secondary North. Increases Guardian Qi (Immune System). Blends Well With: Black Cumin, Cedarwood, Citrus oils, Lavender, Myrrh, Roman Chamomile, Rosewood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang Testimonials: “I just tried your Sacred Frankincense and found it superior to the more expensive brand I was using. I really appreciate your dedication to quality. Thank you.” - E. Bentley from Salt Lake City, Utah. ‍ Country of Origin: Oman, Wild Crafted and Advanced Technology Extracted Botanical Name: Boswellia sacra Plant Part: Resin Note: Woody, Musky

Man Found Standing Writes:‍ Frankincense, Wild: Somalia (Boswellia carteri – Hydro Distilled) In Somalia there are only two main Frankincense oil species that are used for their therapeutic properties. In the past three species were recognized because of the classification of species of Boswellia carteri and Boswellia sacra were given separate species status. Those trees are actually the same species but commonly it is agreed that the name Boswellia carteri is for trees found in Somalia and the Boswellia sacra for those in Oman. Traditionally the Frankincense tree has been used thousands of years for its wonderful spiritual and therapeutic actions. All parts of the tree were used therapeutically in some fashion. The bark is powdered and eaten for its cleansing actions and overall general health improvement. The leaves were gathered and feed to livestock to assist in restoring them back to a healthy condition. The resin is chewed as a gum, taken as a powder, or heated to make incense for a wide variety of health conditions. Because of the high price, the concentrated therapeutic properties of the essential oil were normally only used by the wealthy. The therapeutic Frankincense oil is considered to be one of the safest essential oils to use for all ages. It is mild on the skin and is the oil to remember to use when you are unsure how to treat a specific health condition. We have seen firsthand its powerful effects and miracles when using it on chronic health conditions and treating people who suffer from seizures or other brain related conditions. Frankincense is one of our favorite therapeutic oils to use to assist in cleansing the mind, body, and spirit from negative energies and improving the balance of the charkas. Wonderful to assist with assisting the mind to relax and focus. Primary Usages: Anti-cancer, immune system builder, skin regeneration, fortifying to the mind, respiratory support, detoxifier, and general health tonic. Secondary Usages: Digestive disorders, lymph congestion, uplifting to the mind and grounding. Has Been Reported To Assist: Spiritual awareness, inflammation, reproductive and urinary difficulties, pain relief, a universal oil for numerous other ailments. Descriptor: Immune Builder, Sedative, Digestive Aid, Anti-inflammatory, Liver Stimulant, Detoxifier, Antispasmodic Application: Inhale or diffuse. Apply on feet and body. Take a few drops internally. A powerful anointing oil. Influences: Balance& Uplifting Caution: No special cautions. Found In: Courage, DNA Release, Gentle Healer, Fortify, Divine, Prosperity, Mountain Retreat, Thyroid Support, Balance, Tummy Soothe Medicine Wheel: Primary Center and Secondary North. Increases Guardian Qi (Immune System). Blends Well With: Black Cumin, Cedarwood, Citrus, Lavender, Myrrh, Roman Chamomile, Rosewood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang ‍ Country of Origin: Somalia, Wild Crafted Botanical Name: Boswellia carteri Plant Part: Resin Note: Woody, Musky

Man Found Standing Writes: ‍ Rose Geranium, Organic: Madagascar (Pelargonium roseum) There are hundreds of flowering Geraniums all from the same genus. The therapeutic essential oils we use come from Geranium and Geranium Bourdon and they actually are the same species. Farmers and distillers customary use the botanical name Pelargonium roseum to set Rose Geranium apart because of its different chemical makeup and more rosy fragrance. In history the plant was use therapeutically to assist a wider variety of conditions like cancer, internal bleeding, upset stomach, excess gas, broken bones, and so forth. Often the plant was placed around the home to ward off evil spirits. Primary Usages: Balances hormones (menopause, menstruation, PMS, reproductive issues, frigidity, sterility, bloating), regenerates the skin (oily, congested, wrinkles, scars, inflammation, bruises, wounds, cuts, burns, broken bones, frostbite, fungus, infections, athlete’s foot, hemorrhoids, broken capillaries, cellulites, acne, dermatitis, eczema), and balances the nervous system (depression, anxiety, uplifts, relieves stress, grief, insomnia, anger, hurt). Secondary Usages: Increases circulation and decreases blood pressure. Considered a tonic for the liver, gall bladder, kidneys, and lymphatic system. Supports the digestive system (diarrhea, gastritis, colitis, ulcers, mucus, intestinal worms) and considered a natural diuretic to assist in flushing out toxins. Has Been Reported: May assist with neuro-degenerative diseases (dementia, Alzheimer’s), mouth and throat issues(tightens gums, pain, infections), and as an insect repellent. Enhances circulation and assists to burn fat. Descriptor: Hormone Balancing, Skin Rejuvenator, Antidepressant, Lymph Decongestant, Digestive Aid Application: Topically, Diffuse, Baths, Internally as a general health tonic. ‍ Caution: Avoid during early pregnancy and if hypoglycemic (may lower blood sugar). Influences: Assist releasing the negative past, eases anxiety, tension, and is soothing. Found In: DNA Release and To Be Medicine Wheel: A Primary West and Secondary Center and East. Assists in strengthening Qi. Blends Well With: Angelica Root, Basil, Bergamot, Carrot Seed, Cedarwood, Chamomile, Citronella, Clary Sage, Clove, Cypress, Frankincense, Ginger, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Juniper Berry, Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Mandarin, Neroli, Orange, Palmarosa, Patchouli, Peppermint, Rose, Rosemary, Sandalwood, and Ylang Ylang Recipes: For PMS mix three drops of Rose Geranium to two drops each of Lavender, Orange, and Peppermint to some carrier oil and rub on the abdomen. ‍ Country of Origin: Madagascar, Organic Botanical Name: Pelargonium roseum Plant Part: Flower Note: Flowery Sweet Honey Like

Man Found Standing Writes: ‍ Chamomile, German, Organic: Hungary (Matricaria recutita) This dark blue oil is herby smelling and should not be confused with the sweet smelling Roman Chamomile. It should also not be confused with other chemotypes of German Chamomile that contains large amounts of Oxides, over 60%, grown in Europe. All German Chamomile essential oil should contain a blue colored chemical called Chamazulene, also sometimes known as just plain Azulene. The plant does not naturally contain this chemical and it is only formed through the extraction process under heat. The low temperature extraction will contain less of this chemical and more abundance of other universal plant chemistry. Although the German Chamomile plant is used and has scientific studies for anti-inflammatory benefits, because of the high price for this essential oil most people use less expensive alternatives like Peppermint or Wintergreen and save German Chamomile for use with emotional and skin issues. Primary Usages: Nervous and emotional conditions (headaches, stress, insomnia, tension, trauma, anger, letting go), skin conditions (acne, eczema, dermatitis, inflamed irritated skin, sensitive skin, diaper rash, dry, itchy, flaky skin, broken capillaries, scleroderma, rashes, boils, burns, insect bites, bruises, cuts, faster wound healing, scars, abscesses, psoriasis, chickenpox, wrinkles, fine lines), and pain relief (sprains, muscular spasms, joint pain, inflammation, sprains, tendonitis, rheumatism, arthritis, neuralgia). Secondary Usages: Use as a general health tonic. Beneficial for digestive complaints(indigestion, colic, diarrhea, nausea, cramps, acid reflux, ulcers, colitis),allergies, gall bladder support, liver cleansing, eliminating congestions of the blood, and assists with oxygenating the body. Has Been Reported: Beneficial for gums and teeth pain, earaches, hair, chest colds, women’s issues (menopausal problems, PMS, cramps, stimulates blood flow in the pelvic area), bladder inflammation, and has been reported as beneficial against cancer. Descriptor: Antioxidant, Wound Healing, Sedative, Analgesic, Expectorant, Tonic, Antispasmodic, Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial ‍ Application: Rub on location. Add a drop or two in water and drink as a daily tonic. Smell or diffuse. ‍ Caution: Use with caution while pregnant due to its ability to assist female issues. Found In: Chakra, Lymph Detox, Tranquility, Trauma-Gone, True Blue Blends Well With: Citrus Oils, Clary Sage, Frankincense, Geranium, Helichrysum, Jasmine, Lavender, Marjoram, Patchouli, Rosemary, Tea Tree, Ylang Ylang Influences: Relieves stress, tension, anger, frustration. Stabilizes and promotes calming and peace. Assists to release past emotions links and create support for your true path. Apply over the throat to assist in expressing your true feelings. Medicine Wheel: Primary Center and Secondary North. Tonifies and Boosts Lung Qi. Rectifies Liver Qi. Assists with clearing heat and normalizes the Hun/Perspective. ‍ Country of Origin: Hungary, Organically Grown Botanical Name: Matricaria recutia Plant Part: Flowers Note: Deep, Sweet, Herbaceous, Grassy, and Slightly Earthy Aroma

Man Found Standing Writes: ‍ Ginger Root, Organically Grown: India (Zingiber officinale) Related to Turmeric, Ginger is a common spice found thought the world and has been used in Gingerbread for over four thousand years. The plant has a long historic use as a spice and as a medicinal to assist digestion, enhance spirituality, increase the libido, and to energize the emotions. In ancient Greece, Ginger Root was eaten as an antidote for poison and the Romans liked it for its aphrodisiac properties. Current research showed that in animal studies Ginger was successful in slowing or preventing tumor growth. Most all of the therapeutic essential oil found in the market is steam distilled from India; however other countries and other therapeutic extraction methods are available in more limited supplies. Primary Usages: Assists digestive disorders (flatulence, food poisoning, intestinal infections, indigestion, cramps, nausea, motion sickness, heart burn, colic, diarrhea, morning sickness, improves appetite), relieves liver problems, anemia, fatigue, and nervous exhaustion. Secondary Usages: Stimulates circulation, assists to relieve pain (arthritis, rheumatism, sprains, strains, broken bones, bruises, sores, carbuncles), boosts the immune system, and eases the respiratory system (colds, flu, chills, fever, congestion, coughs, swollen glands, sore throat, excess mucus, bronchitis, sinusitis, tonsillitis). Has Been Reported: Sharpens the senses and improves memory. Use internally to assist with alcoholism. Descriptor: Digestive, Expectorant yet Antitussive, Analgesic, Antiseptic, Anti-Inflammatory, Antispasmodic, Antitoxic, Stimulant(Circulatory/nervous system) . Application: Apply topically on location. Take a couple drops internally as a general tonic. Not normally diffused because of the herby spicy smell, but has good air cleaning and therapeutic benefits. Caution: This oil can be “warm” on the skin so dilute when necessary. Found In: Rejuvenate, Fortify, Tummy Rub Influences: The sweet, warm, woody, spicy aroma enhances physical energy to attract prosperity and courage. It is grounding, provides feelings of protection, and strengthens self-confidence. Medicine Wheel: A Primary West and Secondary Center, East, and North. Blends Well With: Bergamot, Cedarwood, Clove Buds, Coriander, Eucalyptus, Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Juniper Berry Lemon, Lime, Mandarin, Myrtle, Neroli, Orange, Palmarosa, Patchouli, Rose, Rosemary, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Vetiver, and Ylang Ylang. Recipes: For digestion put four drops each of Ginger Root, Peppermint, and Orange in a carrier oil and rub on the abdomen. For pain mix ten drops each of Ginger Root and Nutmeg along with six drops Peppermint in a carrier oil and rub on location. To increase your energy, add six drops each of Ginger Root, Peppermint, and Pine in a carrier oil and apply topically to areas as desired. To speedup recovery after an illness, in hot bath water add ten drops of Ginger Root to½ cup of Epsom salts and soak for twenty minutes. ‍ Country of Origin: India, Organic Botanical Name: Zingiber officinale Plant Part: Root Note: Warm, Camphorous, Fresh, Slightly Floral

Man Found Standing Writes: ‍ Helichrysum: Organically Grown: Croatia (Helichrysum italicum) Helichrysum italicum is our favorite plant for first aid. Personally, over the last decade, this oil has saved our families over ten thousand dollars in medical bills. This powerful healing oil is amazing. Sadly, because the demand for this oil has grown over the last decade, the price has rapidly increased. When inquiring about our ever-steady increase in price, our farmer said, “I get eight hundred times the oil request than what I can actually make. I only get 5 to 8 kgs of oil per acre depending on the weather.” Many Helichrysum italicum plants are commonly grown around the world with vast differences in chemistry. Personally, we have found the oils outside of Europe to be ineffective or very low therapeutic quality. Also, many companies try to sell Helichrysum angustifolium, which is really Helichrysum gymnocephalum or some other species, as pure Helichrysum italicum. It is vital to purchase from a trusted source and remember the true therapeutic oil will rapidly assist to heal open wounds. It is amazing to see a week or two worth of healing overnight. The other Helichrysum species do not do this. Primary Usages: First Aid (wounds, burns, bruising, assists the rapid regeneration of new cells), nerve problems (nerve regenerative, hearing problems, sciatica),pain reliever (muscular aches and pains, bruises, sprains, rheumatism, headaches, inflammation), and assists to inhibit infections. Secondary Usages: Skin issues (best oil for skin cancer, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, acne, scarring, sunburns, broken veins, stretch marks, spots, moisturizes), repairs connective tissue, assists detoxifying (blood cleansing, stomach cramps, phlebitis, hypo-cholesterol, stimulates the liver cell function, viral colitis, gallbladder infection, spleen and pancreas stimulant, lymph drainage). Has Been Reported: Eases respiratory conditions (sinus infections, asthma, whooping cough, nerves, spleen, pulmonary spasms, allergies), assists activating the right side of the brain, helpful for stress (depression, visualization, personal growth, courage, and compassion), and a powerful anticoagulant that may assist to reduce heart attacks. Descriptor: Pain Reliever, Wound Healer (Cicatrisant), Antimicrobial, Regenerative Application: Apply directly to the wounded area. Rub on location. Caution: Although considered to be one of the safest oils, use caution on highly sensitive skin. Found In: Circulate, DNA Release, First Aid, Courage, Gentle Healer Influences: Enhances the subconscious and heals emotional wounds. Medicine Wheel: Primary South and Secondary North. Blends Well With: Chamomile, Cypress, Frankincense, Geranium, Lavender, Peppermint, Rose, Rosemary, Sage, Sandalwood, Spruce, Tea Tree, Ylang Ylang ‍ ‍ Country of Origin: Croatia, Organic Botanical Name: Helichrysum italicum Plant Part: Leaf and Plant Note: Rich, Herby, and Earthy