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  • Dr. Lesa Lawson

Essential Oils - How to Use


Essential oils are enjoying the limelight and more people are discovering their uses. Having grown up with oils before I even learnt to speak, I have long enjoyed them and love sharing them with others. Oils like Melaleuca have been used for fungal treatment, Eucalyptus are used when congestion is present; Wild Orange is wonderful in tense situations. One of my favorites is peppermint as it helps with alertness and of course, we know that peppermint helps digestion.

Oils are taken from the resin and other parts of plants and trees; accordingly, you can smell the oils and, in most instances, determine right away, the part of the plant from they originate. Some oils have a woodsy, bark-like scent, some, a citrus aroma; others are flower-like or seed-like in scent.

Note that many brands of essential oils may be used topically or in a diffuser, only. In order to take oils internally, they need to be therapeutic grade. doTERRA's essential oils are therapeutic grade. Of course, this does not give you permission to chug the entire bottle.

Oil of Focus: Vetiver can be used for immune supporting properties. If traveling for business or one seeks relaxation, take one to two drops of Vetiver with Lemon in a capsule for immune-supporting properties.*

Nature's Sunshine offers an equal immune support in its Essential Shield

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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