I have heard stories that essential oils don’t work. Guess what, allopathic medicine doesn’t always work either. Have you heard the news that antibiotics, such as penicillin, is at the end of the road? Have you heard about MRSA and other resistant superbugs (which, by the way, have evolved because of the overuse of antibiotics)?
Briefly, allopathic medicine takes what is found in nature (mostly from plants, like the white willow), extracts what it believes is the key component(salicylic acid) to create a new drug (aspirin) to fight some disease. This is kind of like removing everything from a car except the engine – it may run but it won’t get you anywhere and after a while it will just stop working.
Each and every one of us is on this planet for a reason. I don’t know what it is, but I believe we are. We each have our unique challenges to overcome and goals to accomplish. While we all share the same basic body shape and body chemistry, each of us is slightly different. We are different ages, have different stresses in our lives, consume different foods and drinks, have different genetic makeups and genetic history. Because we are just a little bit different, each of our bodies react differently to the same situation, condition or food.
Allopathic medicine is now discussing and trying to develop medicine that is targeted to each individual – meaning that the medicine I would get for the flu is created just for me and wouldn’t work for you (I smell something fishy going on here). This is called - Pharmacogenomics.
So, you see, even western medicine knows that we are individuals and require different treatments for disease. Our ancestors had an implicit understanding of this and they tailored cures to suit. This is one reason you rarely find signs of serious diseases in preserved bodies and skeletons from thousands of years ago. They did not use a shotgun approach like allopathic medicine does today.
The western method of dealing with disease has been to treat the symptoms and not the cause – just look at the medicine ads on TV. Shrink the swelling, good for runny noses, etc. They should be asking why is it swollen, why is your nose running and deal with the cause.
In my experience Young Living Essential Oils work on the cause on an individual basis.
Here is an example of what I am talking about. I was doing some work a few years back and my back was getting sore. I still have my western mindset moments. Young Living has 2 blends developed just for pain so I tried each one and got a little relief, but wasn’t back to normal.
So, I reached out spiritually and asked what can I do? The answer came to me and was a bit of a surprise. Motivation, a Young Living blend. I tried to think of a logical reason why but couldn’t come up with one. However, I tried it and got immediate relief. I also got the sensation of a hole, as in the absence of something. The only conclusion I can draw is that Motivation did not work on the pain but instead worked on the cause because my back was fine after that.
There are many books about essential oils out there. Some are better than others. The books I rely on are the EODR, the Essential Oil Desk Reference from EssentialScience.net, and The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made Easy (mostly because I enjoy finding out the nuts and bolts of things.) I view these as starting points because each of our body chemistry is different and each of our environments is different – after just one application.
Each essential oils has anywhere between hundreds to thousands of chemical components that work together. Each type of molecule is used by the body in different ways and possibly in several different ways. So even though you may have a backache PanAway may not be the best choice as it could be caused by stress, strained muscles or an injury. The molecules in the essential oil blend PanAway may not be what the body needs to deal with the situation. In the case of my back pain PanAway didn’t work but Motivation did, so the molecules in the blend Motivation did provide what my body needed.
So, when someone says to me “I tried essential oils and they don’t work,” I gently remind them that they may not have tried Young Living Essential Oils and that western medicine is at the end of the road and if one prescription doesn’t work they are given another one.
I also remind them that drugs come with side effects – again, look at the drug commercials on TV. With essential oils you are dealing with safe alternatives, although there are a few that should be used with caution in certain circumstances. Then, I tell them that maybe the one they tried wasn’t the right one for their problem or the one they used was not 100% pure and unadulterated – which is ‘not’ a therapeutic-grade oil. To drive this point home I tell them that France exports 100 times more Lavender essential oil than it produces. How do they do that? By diluting it with something – possibly some kind of chemical.
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Curt Siters
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