Using Essential Oils

Essential oils have many benefits if you buy therapeutic grade oils

Young Living Essential Oils lavender fields

Picking lavender in a Young Living field

Essential oils have a long tradition of providing a variety of therapeutic benefits. Many of these traditionally known benefits have been confirmed through modern scientific research.

Essential oils can provide relief from symptoms, ease chronic pain, and help us rest and relax, plus they smell really good!

Essential Oils are readily absorbed through the skin or by inhalation, having an immediate effect, which can last from a few hours to a few days. Since they are so readily absorbed, I prefer to use the purest available.  Some essential oil companies use fillers and oils from several sources, which compromises the purity and effectiveness of the oils.

Young Living Essential Oils give great results – and last a long time

With family and clients my main experience has been with the Young Living Oils, made by a company created by a very focused individual, Gary Young. Young Living grow the plants, distill and bottle the oils themselves to spectrographic testing standards higher than those required even by the FDA.

They are wonderful oils, and since they’re so pure and concentrated they last a long time and even one one drop can fill a room with scent.

How to work with a Young Living Distributor

If you want to learn more, find a local Young Living distributor in your area. For people working with me, my distributor number is 969959, copy and paste it and go to this website link to make your own purchases, or you can contact me directly if you’re in the Wichita area and I’ll place an order for you.

Young Living Distributors help, inform and share in the abundance

There is an abundance network created when you buy from Young Living. If you work with a distributor, they will have materials they can share with you to help you learn more about the oils,Young Living Everyday Oils and most distributors use the oils in daily life themselves, so we all have plenty of guidance to share with you.

You can start with an Everyday Oils kit, or even just one or two oils (I’d recommend starting with Lavender and a blend such as Panaway).  As time goes by and you learn more about the benefits of the oils, you’ll find yourself more interested in the other products, from oil diffusers through to toothpaste, shampoo and house cleaner!

Everyday Oils Essential Oil Collection includes:

  • 1 – 5 ml Frankincense – example of use* – for coldsores/canker sores
  • 1 – 5 ml Lemon – freshening a room
  • 1 – 5 ml Lavender – sunburn
  • 1 – 5 ml Peppermint – cooling in the heat, indigestion
  • 1 – 5 ml Purification – spider bites
  • 1 – 5 ml Panaway – aches and pains (the wintergreen and helichrysum in this produces amazing results)
  • 1 – 5 ml Peace & Calming® – all Moms need this – say no more!
  • 1 – 5 ml Thieves® – wear to prevent catching a cold.  The Thieves house cleaner is excellent, too.
  • 1 – 5 ml Valor® – great for energy balancing and hormonal balancing

*Note: There are many other uses for these oils – just not going to list them all here!

Contact me for an essential oil consultation one-on-one, or a group share if you have friends who are also interested.

Sarah Lawrence Hinson sarah@momonaspiritualjourney.com

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Garret Branscum December 14, 2010 at 9:06 pm

This kind of injury is most commonly seen in athletes, soldiers, backpackers, and dancers where they are repeatedly impacting the hard ground or floor with the full force of their body weight again and again. You will find techniques to decrease the impact on the bones, but when a stress fracture appears it can be treated in various ways. Things like physical therapy and massage with essential oils, can aide in healing of stress fractures.

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Tracey January 19, 2011 at 1:59 pm

I’ve been using a blend of essential oils in a carrier-oil base for my alopecia areata since last September. I can’t yet tell if it is helping, and I’m trying other measures like my dermatologist, acupuncture and a diet change. The study that was done had the subjects massage the oil in and leave it on their scalps for a few hours and then wash it out. I leave it on all night and wonder if that is perhaps too long? Do you have any ideas about that?

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Sarah Lawrence Hinson January 31, 2011 at 4:25 pm

Tracey,

Great subject matter. Will research and make this a subject for post with what is found.

Cheers
Spiritualmom

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