Several highly useful essential oil learning resources are available to help you feel comfortable in working with oils. What is taught in these resources is pertinent to Young Living oils which are of very high therapeutic-grade quality. These resources do not apply to adulterated oils or those which have been distilled using chemicals or even those which have not been distilled at the right temperature and pressure in order to pull out the maximum number of chemical constituents.
Where Can I Learn About Essential Oils?
Link to a website with Transcripts from Young Living Training Tapes.
Good starting transcripts would be #86 "Essential Oils: Back to the Basics" and the one at the very bottom called :The Missing Link." Tape numbers 66-69 are some of my favorites.
An outstanding free e-newsletter is available from the CARE (Center for Aromatherapy Research and Education, Inc.) website. To subscribe click here: Raindrop Messenger
How do I Know What Essential Oils or Supplements to use for Myself?
You can do your own research by studying the following resources:
The Essential Oils Desk Reference (EODR) is the standard book for knowing what to start with. The information is specific to Young Living oils and supplements. The newest edition is available at Life Science Publishing. 1-800-336-6308
A nice Reference Guide for Essential Oils by Connie and Alan Higley is available in a larger size or a pocket edition through Abundant Health 4 U. It is also specific to Young Living oils and supplements.
Ideas of what others have done for certain ailments are found at this on-line searchable database of Young Living product testimonials. Once there, click on the search button on the left, type in a keyword relating to the type of problem you want, hit search and then browse through the listings. The option to e-mail each one to yourself or to another person is also available.
Where Can I Learn About Essential Oils?
Link to a website with Transcripts from Young Living Training Tapes.
Good starting transcripts would be #86 "Essential Oils: Back to the Basics" and the one at the very bottom called :The Missing Link." Tape numbers 66-69 are some of my favorites.
An outstanding free e-newsletter is available from the CARE (Center for Aromatherapy Research and Education, Inc.) website. To subscribe click here: Raindrop Messenger
Most of the articles are written by David Stewart, author of the books Healing Oils Of The Bible and Chemistry Of Essential Oils Made Simple. In the newsletter archive are several excellent past articles such as:
Essential Oils Then and Now
Oils for Things that Bug You
Why Oils Heal and Drugs Don't
Shelf Life for Essential Oils
Sensitivities to Essential Oils
How do I Know What Essential Oils or Supplements to use for Myself?
You can do your own research by studying the following resources:
The Essential Oils Desk Reference (EODR) is the standard book for knowing what to start with. The information is specific to Young Living oils and supplements. The newest edition is available at Life Science Publishing. 1-800-336-6308
A nice Reference Guide for Essential Oils by Connie and Alan Higley is available in a larger size or a pocket edition through Abundant Health 4 U. It is also specific to Young Living oils and supplements.
Ideas of what others have done for certain ailments are found at this on-line searchable database of Young Living product testimonials. Once there, click on the search button on the left, type in a keyword relating to the type of problem you want, hit search and then browse through the listings. The option to e-mail each one to yourself or to another person is also available.
Other Resources
Abundant Health 4 U - A website with awesome products related to essential oils. There are many fun products to browse through at this site.
Pinehill Group - A Yahoo group you can join once you have received a member number. Belonging to Pinehill Group allows you to search the archives of past messages for information. It also enables you to ask questions of a large group of people. An abundance of knowledge is found amongst the Pinehill group members.
Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only, and is not intended as diagnosis, treatment or prescription for any disease. The decision to use, or not to use, any of this information is the sole responsibility of the reader. Please consult with a licensed health care practitioner if you are dealing with a serious disease or illness.
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