An
Introduction to Young Living Essential Oils Part 6
Kinetic Energy and Chemistry
Kinetic Energy
For years
in my clinical practice, I researched what may be called "chi"
or life force. I felt there had to be natural ways to increase this energy.
This led to the research and subsequent discovery of the power found in
pure essential oils.
How do you
define the power of life force? Although essential oils have been used
for thousands of years, only now has science developed the ability to
research them on a cellular level. C. Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D., wrote
that "Quantum physicists have confirmed the reality of the basic
vibratory essence of life." He also noted that "life energy
is not static; it is kinetic."
Experiments using
a high-resolution microscope that magnifies greater than 1,000 times and
utilizes dark-field technology have shown an incredible difference between
Young
Living Essential Oils and other brands. Only the Young Living’s
essential oils showed light, vibration, and rapid motion as captured in
live-motion videos. This pulsing movement seems to indicate active coenzymes,
minerals, oxygenating molecules, and more. The research is ongoing.
While science is still
determining what to call this type of energy (life force, Brownian
motion, kinetic energy, eloptic energy, or a biological
energy field), even more intriguing ideas have been investigated.
In The Living Energy Universe by Gary E.R. Schwartz, Ph.D. and Linda G.S.
Russek, Ph.D., the authors propose the theory of "systemic memory"
- meaning that everything throughout the universe has memory. They write
that the alcohol compounds contained in roses, for example, will have
a different systemic history than the very same alcohol compounds created
chemically in a laboratory. In their book, the authors state the following:
"This
implication may help explain why aromatherapy and other natural remedies
such as herbs work. When the distiller extracts the 'essential' oils from
a plant, he or she may be extracting the 'essential systemic memories'
that reflect the wholeness of the plants themselves in addition to the
unique combination of physical components that comprise the individual
plants." (page 146)
Could plants
that are lovingly raised in a natural environment provide essential oils
with an enhanced systemic memory and more a powerful life force?
I firmly believe
that the chemistry and kinetic energy of essential oils have the ability
to help maintain and improve the body's life force for optimal health.
Chemistry
Besides the power
of their life force, essential oils have healing benefits derived from
their chemistry. Some constituents of the oils, such as the aldehydes
found in lavender
and chamomile,
are calming. Eugenol found in cinnamon
and clove
is antiseptic and stimulating. Ketones found in lavender,
hyssop, and
patchouli
stimulate cell regeneration and liquefy mucus. Sesquiterpenes, predominant
in vetiver
and sandalwood,
are soothing to inflamed tissue. In 1994 sesquiterpenes were found to
go beyond the blood-brain barrier, increasing oxygen around the pineal
and pituitary glands.
Phenols found in oregano
and thyme
oil are highly antimicrobial. In 1985 Dr. Jean C. Lapraz said he could
not find any microbe that could live in the presence of the essential
oils of cinnamon
or oregano.
This is significant as we face life-threatening, drug-resistant viruses
and bacteria.
To date, over
200 types of oils are distilled worldwide, with several thousand chemical
constituents and aromatic molecules identified and registered. If we were
to list all the constituents of each oil and only a few of their major
benefits, the list would be extremely long. The value of essential oils
is immense.
To top it
off, essential oils are fast acting. When applied to the feet, they can
travel throughout the body and affect the cells, including the hair, within
20 minutes. The effects of a single application may last for up to five
months; yet because of their volatility and high evaporation rate, essential
oils do not accumulate in the body. Because of their chemical structure,
essential oils are metabolized in the cells like other nutrients.
Testimonial
First,
a little history. I started taking a drug about 7 or so years ago for
depression. My doctor just perscribed it to me after failed attempts at
weight loss. So, add the new drug to the allergy medication, other drugs,
and there I go, sniffly and depressed.
I
started using the oils a couple of years after that, mostly getting RDT
and using the EODR for what helps this, that, and any other thing. I have
found that I am much more open to trying ANYTHING on myself than I would
ever recommend to anyone else. My upline sponsor, a reflexologist, and
I had been working with vitamin supplements to correct a skin problem.
When we discovered the oils, I began adding them to the regimine. Lemongrass
and melaluca
for my shoulder - fungal infections, lots of valor,
you name it, I tried it. I'm sure you and others have experienced the
skin oozing and weeping from toxins being drawn out. I always see that
people recommend stopping the oil, it's an allergy, or it's too fast.
Well, like I said, I'll do a lot to myself..I kept it going. Yes, it itched
like crazy! But when it healed, it felt sooo good.
It
finally occured to me to work on the depression. I had discovered dowsing
as a way to choose oils so I started asking, "what do I need for
depression?" Jasmine.
LOTS of jasmine. I fully believe that every person responds differently,
and jasmine is not for everyone, but it sure worked for me. I was putting
30 drops of jasmine on the back of my neck for around 7 months to a year.
I used dream
catcher and valor
on my shoulders, and put geranium
and ylang
ylang on my feet. Every night, sometimes 30 drops of each one. I also
bought a diffuser
and diffused the dream catcher. (and another for RC
and Raven...I
CAN BREATH!!!)
After
doing this, I experienced hot flashes, headaches - the pounding kind like
people say are migranes. I 'felt' it was the antidepressant. My doctor
sent me to a neurologist for "migranes" and he scheduled an
EEG. (I have "really pretty brain waves" by the way. must be
the oils!) After finding nothing wrong, he started weaning me from the
drug.
I
continued with the oils...only I started ingesting them instead of drenching
myself in them. Still, lots of jasmine, less geranium and ylang ylang.
The headaches disappeared, the hot flashes stopped. I even managed to
stop taking the other drug. I am totally drug free now!
I
am still working at detoxifying, still have asthma, and still have skin
problems. It's taken years, but I can now FEEL what oils to use and what
vitamins to take. I still dowse everything, every day just to be sure.
I know I'm better off overall. I don't remember having an problems with
the transition. I didn't notice any difficulties as my dosage was cut
back every few months. For me, that must have been the key. Starting with
the oils first for several months, then slowing cutting the dosage. Of
course, the neurologist said not to just stop them all at once, so he
took it down really slowly over 5 months. I've been off them for over
a year and a half.
Debbie
This information
is intended for educational purposes only. It is not provided in order
to diagnose, prescribe, or treat any illness or disease of the human body.
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