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Essential oil
* All essential oils are anti-bacterial
  - anti-septic in nature
  - antiseptic and evaporate easily, so they make very good air-fresheners
  - the highest quality natural process oils available on the market today
  - have some antibacterial properties
* Every essential oil combination of individual molecules unique to that source
  - has a different chemistry
* Many Essential oils are good antiseptics and have a natural cleansing effect on the body.
* Many essential oils are flammable
  - good for stress, sleep, skin, respiratory and digestive problems
  - ideal for treating infections in the respiratory system through inhalation
  - in fact used in perfumes and food flavors
  - synthetic, many adulterated and many inferior quality
  - too powerful and concentrated to be used on the skin undiluted
* Many essential oils can destroy bacteria, fungus and mold when diffused
  - trigger bronchial spasms
  - come from culinary herbs like basil, marjoram, rosemary and mint
* Many essential oils have anti-infectious and antimicrobial properties
  - antiparasitic, antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties
  - help to reduce stress, a major contributor of fibromyalgia
* Most essential oil contains compounds.
* Most essential oil has aroma
  - floral aroma
  - woody aroma
  - is antibacterial
* Most essential oils are anti-bacterial
  - rather thin and evaporate easily
  - volatile and are obtained by a steam distillation process
  - can last for years
  - have a specific effect on the emotional as well as the physical level
  - irritate the skin if applied directly
  - possess anti-microbial activity
* Some essential oil has antibacterial properties
  - inflammation
* Some essential oils are strong anti-bacterial agents, like Lavender
  - very pungent and even medicinal in character
* Some essential oils can be toxic to cats even when diffused
  - to the liver or kidneys when ingested
  - very dangerous to children, adults and pets
  - cause skin sensitization
  - irritate sensitive skins, particularly on the face
  - evaporate more quickly than others
  - have aphrodisiac qualities
* act on the olfactory nerves which lead from the nose to the brain.
* add aromatherapy and beneficial skin elements
  - spice and flavor to recipes
* are a combination of aroma and color
  - diverse mixtures of molecules
  - able to be distilled utilizing dried or fresh herbage
  - absorbed through skin
  - all natural and for external use
* are also available in shampoos, sprays and soaps
  - different from vegetable oils, such as corn oil, peanut oil, and olive oil
  - always mixed with carriers which are oils that are mild and have no scent
  - among the greatest resources in the world
  - another product of herbs
  - associated with warming and forming properties
  - available in natural and synthetic forms
  - both medicinal and fragrant
  - catalysts
  - chemically very complex, consisting of hundreds of different chemical compounds
  - common, consisting both of terpenoids and phenylpropanoids
* are concentrated liquids and are very powerful substances
  - oils, made from herbs, flowers, fruits, and plants
* are concentrated, fragrant substances extract from plant sources
  - so a little is all that's required
  - different from vegetable oils such as corn oil, peanut oil, and olive oil
  - extremely complex and are made up of many different chemical components
  - fascinating, but potent, natural plants extracts
  - fennel, juniper, sandalwood, and lavender
  - flavor and aroma components, often used instead of whole plant parts
  - for the most part, antiseptic, and antibacterial, as well as fungicidal
  - fragrant oils made from plant sources, such as flowers, leaves, and bark
  - fragrant, highly concentrated volatile extracts from plants
  - fun to use at home because of their many uses
  - generally mixtures of hydrocarbons and oxygenated compounds
  - helichrysum, bergamot, sandalwood, and lavender
* are highly concentrated and a little goes a long way
  - exist in very small quantities within the plant
  - require dilution with a base oil before use
  - botanicals
  - extracts that can greatly enhance any pain management system
  - oxygenating
* are highly volatile and burn easily
  - in the sense that they readily evaporate
  - ideal for helping ease some of the problems occurring during labour
  - in many ways like vintage wines in that they differ from year to year
  - inherently biodegradable and cause no harm to the environment
  - juniper, peppermint, rosemary, frankincense, and sandalwood
  - just one form of natural concentrated scent
* are like a fine wine
  - human hormones
  - mainly for aromatherapy
  - masters at getting to the core of our emotional body , the amygdala
  - much stronger but still lose a portion of their therapeutic value
* are natural essences distilled or otherwise extracted from plant material
  - organic substances produced by aromatic plants
  - products, derived from plants, trees and flowers
  - natural, volatile substances
  - often mixed with other essential oils to make a blend
* are oils derived from various parts of plants
  - or essences derived from parts of plants
  - one of the world's great untapped resources
  - organic and act in harmony with the body, providing well-being and balance
  - particularly vulnerable, since they evaporate at relatively low temperatures
  - patchouli, sandalwood, and lavender
* are plant derivatives
  - potent chemicals and can easily destroy plastic bottles
  - powerful and can have profound physical effects
  - precious
  - rare, but the flowers can be infused into a carrier oil for topical use
  - regenerating and aid in the immune defense properties of plants
  - responsible for the characteristic aroma and flavor of herbs and spices
  - sandalwood and lavender
  - soluble in alcohol, ether, and fixed oils
  - some of the oldest and some of the most powerful therapeutic agents known to man
  - subtle, volatile liquids
* are the aromatic and volatile liquids extracted from plants through distillation
  - basis for making fragrances oils
  - essence of the plant
  - heart of aromatherapy
* are the highly concentrated aromatic essences of plants
  - concentrated, volatile, aromatic essences of plants
  - life blood of plants
  - liquid life force inside plants, trees, shrubs, leaves, flowers, and roots
  - most concentrated form of herbal energy available
  - natural, volatile essences steam distilled from medicinal plants
  - oldest forms of medicine and cosmetics know to man
  - strongest form of herbs available today
  - true life energy of plants and herbs
* are the vital life essence of aromatic plants and flowers in a condensed form
  - essences extracted from certain aromatic plants and flowers
* are the volatile, aromatic oils obtained by steam or hydrodistillation of botanicals
  - powerfully concentrated odorous principles of plants
  - whole organic substances which give plants their scent
* are to be used in low diluions for aromamassages as well as baths
  - the plant what blood is to the body
* are too powerful and potent to apply to the skin by themselves
  - to be used undiluted on the skin
  - truly the very essence of nature
  - very complex, often containing many natural chemical in one oil
* are very concentrated and volatile
  - so use with extreme care
  - substance that have many active principles
  - druglike
  - fragile organic molecules
  - potent, and many are too strong to use directly on the skin
  - strong and can irritate young children's sensitive skin
  - volatile in fragrance and in price
* are volatile liquids that are distilled from parts of plants
  - oils, turning from liquid to gas with exposure to oxygen
* blend harmoniously with essential oils in the same family.
* can achieve spectacular results when treating various kinds of skin trauma
  - affect the mood, alleviate fatigue, reduce anxiety and promote relaxation
* can also assist in calming down a brewing rage
  - damage bathtub enamel
  - help control and eliminate cellulite
* can be beneficial for massage or burning
  - of benefit to pets
  - poisonous if used incorrectly
  - valuable in treating many other childhood ailments
  - boost the immune system
  - degrade or damage the surfaces
  - enter the body through the air via the nose and bronchial passages
* can have a positive effect on a child s emotional welfare
  - very rapid effect
  - many different effects
  - potent emotional effects and are ideal mood changers
  - increase a feeling of well being countering issues of abuse and low self-esteem
  - last for several years, but the freshness tends to fade
  - make a bath sublime, sensual, invigorating and relaxing
* can prevent and treat rashes very well though
  - scaring from burns
  - produce remarkable therapeutic results when used with massage
  - replace dried and fresh spices in recipes
* can very greatly in quality and price
  - in strength
  - work as a tool
* carrier for the oxygen and nutrients.
* carry oxygen for plants as blood does for animals
  - oxygen, ozone and negative ions
  - the spirit as well as the physical properties of flowers and plants
* come from all plants and the liquid is held in tiny sacs anywhere on the plant
  - flowers, blossoms, leaves, fruit, rind, peel, seeds, bark, wood, and resin
* contain hundreds of very complex parts including vitamins and hormones
  - or organic constituents, including hormones and vitamins
  - oxygen molecules which help to transport nutrients to starving human cells
  - oxygenating molecules that transport the nutrients to the cells of the body
  - properties which are both healing to our bodies and emotions
* contain the regenerating, oxygenating, immune defence properties of plants
  - true essence of the plant it was derived from
* containing sesquiterpenes have the ability to pass the blood-brain barrier.
* deliver the ultimate in sensory health and pleasure.
* diffuse slowly through porous clay and cork top.
* dissipate over time making it difficult to detect the scent.
* distilled from flowers are used in aromatherapy.
* effect the physical body and the mind.
* enter our body in a number of ways
  - through our lungs and pores
* enter the body and have their affect by two main routes, the nose and the skin
  - in three ways
* exist in plants to stop plants being eaten by insects.
* extracted from the root causes cancer in rats.
* feel more like water than oil, and some oils are more viscous others.
* form the base for many aromatherapy concoctions.
* have a chemical structure that is similar to that found in human cells and tissues
  - non-toxic, residual effect of up to five months from just one application
  - positive effect on every level of being
  - specific affinity for the nerve tissues of the body
  - very profound effect on shelter, rescue and adopted dogs
  - beneficial properties, especially for the skin
  - different levels of potency
* have many chemical components
  - different chemical components in their various molecular structures
  - properties and each oil can help in several different areas
  - purposes
* have the highest known sourse of oxygen
  - longest shelf life of any plant known to man
  - valuable physical properties
* help reduce stress and tension, they refresh and invigorate
  - regulate skin activity and restore vitality to to tissue
  - to deliver oxygen to the cells
* influence the brain and the nervous system.
* is distilled from the flowers for the highest quality products
  - one of the most antiseptic essences in the world
  - the heart, or essence, of a plant
  - used to flavor liqueurs and perfumes
* occur in numerous different plants, but especially tropical and subtropical species.
* offer benefical natural fragrances that purify, ionize and refresh.
* offers benefits.
* offers certain benefits
  - health benefits
* penetrate the dermal layer of skin where new cells are developing.
* plays roles.
* produce a tantalizing aroma to gently ease mental stress.
* provide physical healing with their anti-bacterial, immune strengthening qualities.
* provides benefits
  - numerous benefits
* reach the bloodstream through skin penetration and inhalation.
* reduces ammonia excretion and stuffy, smelly stalls.
* regulate fluid content and capillary Circulation.
* represent the 'life force' of a plant.
* require no refrigeration and require very little storage space.
* resonate at the highest frequency of any natural substance.
* share common medicinal qualities.
* stimulate the lymphphatic system to removed stored impurities.
* stimulates the powerful sense of smell.
* tend to increase circulation at the surface of the skin, opening up the pores.
* used with steam treatments provide skin-enhancing benefits while detoxifing the body.
* work best as additives
  - in harmony with the body to normalize and balance
  - on the body through either inhaling or rubbing onto the skin
  - through the skin as well
  - to create balance in the mind and body
  - vibrationally and each specific oil or oil blend works in different ways
* yielded from fragrant flowers make for excellent air fresheners and perfumes.