Naturally essential body works

This treatment has been used for those with anosmia (loss of smell) before covid and is being used to treat the loss of smell associated with covid 19

If anyone is interested in grabbing some oils, I’ll be putting in an order at the beginning of the month! Check the website, and let me know what you would like. The prices you see on the website are retail, but I get a wholesale discount of 50%. They source ethically, and have direct relationships with the farms and distillers. Many are wild crafted, fair trade and organic. Not a MLM company, no membership required!

There has been a lot of talk about frankincense and cancer support. This article breaks down myth and fact surrounding the claims made about this essential oil

I found this article and thought I’d share. These scientist have released a great study on the effectiveness of essential oils against bed bugs Gaire and Gondhalekar first tested the pyrethroid insecticide deltamethrin and a series of essential oil compounds on non-resistant bed bugs and a resistant Knoxville strain of bed bugs. A single dose of deltamethrin meant to kill 25% of bugs killed that many non-resistant bed bugs, but it took 70,000 times more to kill 25% of the Kno...xville strain. "Deltamethrin is so ineffective in the Knoxville strain of bed bugs that if you're using it in the field even in large doses, you'll get almost no control," Gaire said. The active ingredients in essential oilsthymol from thyme, carvacrol from oregano and thyme, eugenol from clove, and othersworked equally against resistant and non-resistant bugs. A dose meant to kill 25% killed that many of each type. Gondhalekar said bugs' nervous systems normally open and close sodium channels to pass signals through neurons. Deltamethrin binds to those sodium channels and keeps them open so that neurons cannot stop firing. That repeated firing quickly uses up the bug's energy and kills it. But resistant bed bugs possess multiple mechanisms to resist pyrethroids, including overactive levels of an enzyme called cytochrome P450, which degrades deltamethrin. The essential oil compounds, Gaire and Gondhalekar reported, bind to and deactivate that enzyme and allow deltamethrin to do its job on the bed bug's nervous system. Gaire and Gondhalekar combined a single dose of deltamethrin with a single dose of essential oil compounds that would be expected to kill 25 percent to 50 percent of the resistant bed bugs. Instead, it killed more than 90 percent of the resistant bed bugs. "When we treated the resistant Knoxville bed bugs with different essential oils and tested for cytochrome P450, we found these enzymes were inhibited," Gaire said. "The essential oil compounds were able to neutralize those enzymes, allowing the deltamethrin to do its job."

Learn the proper dilutions for your furry friends! So much conflicting information regarding EOs and pets. This is a great article from a leader in aromatherapy education.