Essential Oil Uses
Essential oil uses are many, and more are being discovered all the time. Sometimes these discoveries happen in scientific laboratories, but many times, they come about by people like you and me experimenting and finding new ways of using the oils effectively. This is why sharing is so important. The best book for learning about using essential oils– what oils to use and how to use them – is the 588-page EDR, or Essential Oil Desk Reference. It covers many single oils, blends, and many different health issues. Its easy-to-use index means that both beginning and advanced oil users can quickly find the information that they need. In this website, you’re going to find quick and easy-to-use information on common essential oils as well as some newly-discovered ones from South America. If you’re interested in peppermint oil uses and clove oil uses, or uses of rosemary oil, uses of oil of oregano, or uses for eucalyptus oil, you’ll find it here. This part of the website will be expanding constantly, so as to cover more and more of the oils that people are interested in. Once you discover what some of the wonderful new oils from South American can do, you’re going to be interested in them as well! What happens when two or more oils are combined in a blend? It is exponentially more powerful than these same oils by themselves. For example, peppermint oil is known to have analgesic (pain-relieving) properties, but what happens when it is combined with oils that have antispasmodic, muscle relaxing, and stress relieving compounds? Here’s the bottom line. Essential oil uses can include the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. I hope that you will find this website helpful in all aspects of who you truly are!
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