As you can see, which essential oils are really their best natural remedies

As you can see, which essential oils are really their best natural remedies

For many years, doctors in France have been using the aromatics gram to find out which essential oils work best against the respective infection of each patient. The doctor uses petri dishes to try different oils in the primary infection of a patient. Those who work best in Vitro (combating the infection in the laboratoryinkubator) are then used in vivo (in therapy with the patient).

In America, most users of essential oils simply use a reference work that contains a long list of conditions for which every oil should be suitable. Therapy with essential oils for every disease on the list seems to be as effective as any other. But they are not. When we try it, we ask ourselves why a certain oil does not work with us and we lose trust in these amazing aromatic gifts of nature. This relaxed approach to medical aromatherapy gives our entire industry a blue eye.

For example, you can see certain known and expensive oils such as frankincense in the “Desk Referen” network, which are highly praised for their effectiveness against fearsome diseases such as cancer. In French medical literature, however, frankincense is mentioned for many important purposes, but cancer is a question mark next to it.

It is easy to understand why enterprising network marketing companies such as Doterra and Young Living want all their sales dealers want to invest in a large collection of oils and reference works that claim a long list of miraculous remedies for practically everything. I took part in occasional meetings for these companies, in which fantastic claims were made and verified with one story after another. In my experience, many of these stories had to be invented. The fact is, however, that not all of them work as well as these books and retailers claim for everything on the list.

A simple solution is to return to the French medical reference works and use part of their research to order the oils according to their effectiveness. In some French texts you will find, for example, a number of plus signs that indicate the effectiveness of a certain oil or a certain oil mixture. Four or five plus signs (++++) show an exceptionally effective oil for a specific use. Three crosses are an excellent oil, but two or less crosses only show a good to modest value. You will also find these signs that indicate how effective a certain treatment with essential oils is in various diseases and various usage methods.

It is fascinating to create a list of diseases in which essential oils are most advantageous. For example, you will hear how network marketer oils for frequent, well-known diseases such as diabetes praise, where there are only two plus signs in French literature. You should better concentrate on a much more effective and predictable use of essential oils with up to five plus signs. They are exceptional for flu, belt rose, insect bites and burns first and second degrees.

If we promise and fall below the effectiveness of essential oils, we will become a embarrassment for those who practice predictable alternative medicine.

Here is my suggestion for those who are looking for a real value for their essential oils, and I promise that they will really find a remarkable therapeutic value. Take a look at the top-selling of the best-selling oils. Find out everything you can. Order them and use it to see how effective you are in your life. Due to your special health conditions, you may not need oils for joint pain, but possibly more oils for infections. You can find them more effective to reduce stress or calm stomach complaints.

study the success stories that show the most popular uses of the oils. If you see many stories about headache, but only a few stories about diabetes and cancer, you can guess which applications are most reliable.

Here are my ten cheapest single oils that have many plus signs in French medical literature. I use this all the time: 1. Tea tree, 2nd lavender, 3. Peppermint, 4. Green Mint, 5. Geranie, 6. Basil, 7. Oregano, 8. Thymian, 9. Lemon, 10. Eucalyptus Radiata, 11 Incincite and 12th Tanne. I also have my favorite mixtures for the following applications: 1. Breathing, 2nd calming and relaxation, 3. Infection, 4th digestion, 5. Pain, 6. Foot massage and 7th recovery of exercises and 8. General massage.

These oils always work for me, I don't have to guess what they will do. I can rely on you and don't try to invent fantastic, popular sounding methods to use them just so that I can sell more. There are many more oils that become your favorites when you try them, but first get the basic and learn to use them.