This has been so inspiring...my interest in essential oils has been resurrected to a new level. I'm already using them for face & body but you've peaked my interest to use them in daily life more & more eg in the shower and on the fontanelle when stressed! Very grateful!
oh, I'm so very pleased to hear that! Shelley seems more and more inspired with each passing year, too, 36 years on from certifying as an aromatherapist initially, and as more and more research comes out, we have more evidence to support what we have experienced to be true already - that they are so very powerful and so very gentle and so very helpful! Their uses and benefits seem to be infinite; and I'd expect nothing less from the immune system of planet earth 💚🌍🌺
Ideally you want to look for hexane-free extraction of essential oils (methods that do not involve the use of hexane as a solvent). Hexane-free extraction methods include: Steam Distillation, Water Distillation, Cold Press Extraction, and Supercritical Fluid Extraction (SFE). SFE is a more modern technique that uses supercritical fluids like carbon dioxide (C02) to extract essential oils. It's a safe and efficient method that eliminates the need for hexane, luckily!
To be honest I haven't heard much about this, but I do see some studies indicating that essential oils like geraniol and peppermint oil have shown promise when administered via enema for reducing inflammation and spasms associated with inflammatory bowel diseases and gastrointestinal procedures. The enema route appears to be an effective way to deliver these oils directly to the site of interest in the colon, according to the studies. How interesting.
@@bodybrainreset I have been doing enemas since 1995 when I was a young teenager practicing Hatha Yoga. I only use enemas because stomach acids will weaken the potency. I have used coffee enemas, tea enemas, oil enemas, and warm water enemas.
I love escential oils!
So excited to connect with soul sisters who love essential oils, thank you for being here ;)
This has been so inspiring...my interest in essential oils has been resurrected to a new level. I'm already using them for face & body but you've peaked my interest to use them in daily life more & more eg in the shower and on the fontanelle when stressed! Very grateful!
oh, I'm so very pleased to hear that! Shelley seems more and more inspired with each passing year, too, 36 years on from certifying as an aromatherapist initially, and as more and more research comes out, we have more evidence to support what we have experienced to be true already - that they are so very powerful and so very gentle and so very helpful! Their uses and benefits seem to be infinite; and I'd expect nothing less from the immune system of planet earth 💚🌍🌺
hexane free extraction?
Ideally you want to look for hexane-free extraction of essential oils (methods that do not involve the use of hexane as a solvent). Hexane-free extraction methods include: Steam Distillation, Water Distillation, Cold Press Extraction, and Supercritical Fluid Extraction (SFE). SFE is a more modern technique that uses supercritical fluids like carbon dioxide (C02) to extract essential oils. It's a safe and efficient method that eliminates the need for hexane, luckily!
I love essential oil enemas for optimal benefits.
To be honest I haven't heard much about this, but I do see some studies indicating that essential oils like geraniol and peppermint oil have shown promise when administered via enema for reducing inflammation and spasms associated with inflammatory bowel diseases and gastrointestinal procedures. The enema route appears to be an effective way to deliver these oils directly to the site of interest in the colon, according to the studies. How interesting.
@@bodybrainreset I have been doing enemas since 1995 when I was a young teenager practicing Hatha Yoga. I only use enemas because stomach acids will weaken the potency. I have used coffee enemas, tea enemas, oil enemas, and warm water enemas.