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Science/Tech See other Science/Tech Articles Title: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science - Essential Oils Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science Essential oils are no fad—they are backed by thousands of years of history. They’ve been used in Biblical medicine, Egyptian medicine, Chinese medicine and Greek medicine—and they’re still used throughout the world today. In fact, they’re actually more popular in many other parts of the world than they are in the U.S. Thankfully, America is now experiencing an essential oil revolution, and their use is growing in popularity every day. So, let’s celebrate the fact that essential oils are becoming so popular! But it needs to stay that way—and in order for that to happen, you need to have easily accessible information that is simple to understand and implement. I created this post to give you clear, easy ways to use essential oils to benefit both your health and your family’s health every single day. My recommendations are supported by history and science. There are now thousands of research studies proving that essential oils are effective natural remedies and amazing ingredients for personal care and cleaning products—and I have utilized a great deal of this research in the writing of this piece. Let’s dive in. What Are Essential Oils? Have you ever smelled the crisp, refreshing scent of a fresh cut lemon? If so, you may have already experienced the power of essential oils and not even know it. Essential oils are responsible for the fragrances you smell. They’re also the nutritional compounds inside many plants and herbs. And once extracted from the plant or herb, they bring many of the same health-giving benefits to the table. One reason they’re so powerful is because they’re the “essence” of the real plant or herb, only in a highly concentrated form. In fact, one small, 15 mL bottle of lemon essential oil can contain up to 45 lemons! Poster Comment: I currently have a MRSA infection and the wounds that accompany it on my legs. The doctor at wound clinic told me the wounds were caused by "venous insufficiency" or leaky valves in the veins in my legs. So I was given venous ablations where a catheter was inserted into my legs and heat was applied to where the valves were located. The wounds healed for a while, but returned about a year ago. Now they are healing again, though slowly. I am now using an ointment with Tea Tree Oil in it. And taking one capsule of Oregano Oil every morning. https://www.staph-infection-resources.com/treatment/alternative/essential-oils/ Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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