Haddy Munj's Blog: June 2012

Saturday 30 June 2012

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Touching Oil Tops

My massage therapist says this is a taboo thing to do, however, sometimes it is more convenient to touch the tops and I do it anyway. The oils are antimicrobial, I honestly don't think it is a problem, but she was taught at school never to do that.
Emily

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 1:55 PM, wholenewmom <wholenewmom@gmail.com> wrote:

Then I use the oils, sometimes I just touch the top or sides in order to avoid wasting by pouring out too much, especially if I am dealing w/ putting oregano on a mole, etc.

Does anyone think this is a problem since I might be contaminating the top?

Thanks

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[Everything doTERRA] Specials for July

If you would like to know what the specials are for July they are:

10% off Thyme

5ml Serenity is the oil of the month

and

the Summer Sensation is extended to the end of July.

Yay!! Love Serenity!

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Young Living Lawsuit

This type of confusion about whether or not the FDA has approved doTERRA's oils being used internally is a good example of how we as IPCs can give people ammunition against doTERRA by repeating claims such as this without being absolutely sure they are true. Although ME is not published by doTERRA, it contains doTERRA's oils and blends exclusively, and doTERRA recommends the book to its consultants, and they in turn make recommendations to the public. Therefore, it could be assumed that doTERRA approved what is contained in that book. People who are looking for some evidence that doTERRA is unethical could point to this and claim that doTERRA's reps are intentionally misleading people. I spent over 25 years working as a paralegal, and I've seen this kind of honest mistake get twisted and used against someone in a lawsuit. If we don't want that to happen here, we need to be mindful and stick to facts. I agree that we should not allow ourselves to focus on this kind of negativity. But we do need to be aware as to how we may be inadvertently feeding into it by passing on information as "fact" when it's not. Now more than ever, we need to be careful about this.
Janide

On Saturday, June 30, 2012 12:19:06 PM UTC-5, Pat Leavitt wrote:

First, doTerra did not write the ME book, it was written and published by Aroma Tools. Also the FDA does not test or approve essential oils. They have no testing standards at this time and this is one of the very things that Dr. Pappas is working on, that we have testing standards for Essential Oils.

I stand with my statement that we do not get caught up with legal actions that have not even been brought before a judge.

Pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 6:43 AM, Janice Ladnier <essentialwellness4@gmail.com> wrote:

Rebecca, this is part of the confusion I have found. It's my understanding that doTERRA has not gotten FDA approval for ANYTHING--at least that's what Dr. Hill told me when he called me to answer my questions about government certifications. Yet I have seen the note you mentioned in the Modern Essentials book. We need to get some definitive answers on this so that we cannot be accused of making false claims.
Janice

On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 7:23:07 AM UTC-5, Rebecca wrote:
Janice,

There will likely always be some people who THINK these oils may endanger people, but doterra already has gotten approval to use these internally, because they KNOW the safety. In your Modern Essential book look at Myrrh for exmple, it states: "Approved by the FDA (21CFR172.510) for use as a Food Additive(FA). Or Orange, states "enerally recogjozed as safe (GRAS) for human consumption by the FDA (21CFR182.0). That's our role... educate those that don't know and only opinionate.

Rebecca
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 8:04:42 AM UTC-5, Janice Ladnier wrote:

I think we have to do all we can to demonstrate the highest levels of integrity while this is going on. I'm concerned that this could have a negative impact on the essential oil industry in general. There are many certified aromatherapists, doctors and scientists out there who think we are endangering others by using the oils neat and internally (I've seen a great deal of hostility on the EO University blog about this). If YL calls someone in as an expert witness to testify that we are doing dangerous things (although they are certainly using questionable practices themselves), it could get into the press and we could draw the attention of the FDA and other government agencies. This lawsuit could certainly backfire on YL, but could also end up restricting our freedom to use the oils as we choose.
Janice

On Sunday, June 24, 2012 7:47:59 AM UTC-5, Deborah K wrote:
My husband and I have been in business for over 25 years (contractor,
self-storage, golf course), and, unfortunately, frivolous lawsuits
come with the territory. We live in a lawsuit-happy country, and the
only ones who benefit are the lawyers.

One of the things we have learned over the years is not to become
distracted. It can take years for these things to come to resolution,
so stay focused on doing what you are called to do!

On Jun 23, 9:12 pm, Greg Pawlik <olejkieteryc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Recently I was asked by some new doTerra IPC about the whole YL-doTerra
> controversy. She and her husband seemed disturbed by some stuff they found
> on www.
>
> I told them that the matter is pretty clear: YL people say one thing,
> doTerra founders say something else. Neither side can prove anything. We
> can forget about it, or - if we choose so, we can try to make up our minds
> about it.
>
> I also shared my own feeling about it. I told them that after watching some
> of the videos published by YL I feel grateful that I can be part of doTerra
> culture. Our executives have never disappointed me and I have no reason not
> to trust them. Their story makes sense, they had every right to start their
> own company. Dr. Hill participated in developing many of YL products and it
> shouldn't surprise anyone that some of the products he developed while
> working for doTerra might be similar. It just makes sense and there is
> nothing controversial about it. He is a free man and can find as many
> companies as he wishes to do.
>
> And, finely - many people leave YL and join doTerra after trying our oils.
> YL oils aren't bad but doTerra's oils are superior. One of the reason is
> because they come from the plant's natural habitats instead of being grown
> on fake farms in a foreign environment.
>
> I do feel bad for YL that, after investing so many years and money to grow
> their company, someone else found more perfect way to produce higher
> quality essential oils. It is just too bad they cannot win the competition
> by improving their product, but instead they spread propaganda against
> their competitor.
>
> If my friends asked me about the law suit I would also state the obvious:
> Many honest people were accused of things they had never done. Just because
> someone accuses you for something, it doesn't mean you are a bad person.
> Even if they win a lawsuit - it still doesn't mean they were right.
>
> I will probably ask them to watch Gary Young's video again and pay
> attention to his arguments. He has no point. He is appealing to our
> feelings. He want's us to feel sorry for him. This is just another way to
> use propaganda to fight with a competitor that is winning the real battle
> on the market.
>
> So, in my opinion, this whole thing means absolutely nothing to me. I love
> CPTG oils, I have no reason not to trust doTerra and I have no reason to
> trust YL.

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: ..

What link?

On Jun 29, 4:41 am, Chris <cmcca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> *DO NOT CLICK ON THIS LINK!*
>
> it is a malware site and will infect your computer.

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Heartburn / Acid Reflux

I take a drop of frankincense and run it down my esophagus and
heartburn/acid reflux goes away. I do use digestzen for other GI issues
but like frankincense for that.
gin
On 6/30/2012 1:29 PM, Healthimom wrote:
> I would love to know what oils people have successfully used with
> heartburn / acid reflux. For some reason, DigestZen does not work for
> me. I have tried using it every way imaginable. What other oils
> might benefit me, and how should I use them?

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] titanium possible allergy

I think you are right and not sure if allergy elimination techniques would help but something to look into and inquire about :)
Victoria

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On Jun 30, 2012, at 3:58 PM, brenda <bturbomom@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi there. I am hoping someone can help and also hoping Pat will get
> this and respond. I know it is the weekend. I have a friend who has
> what she assumed was "severe eczema or severe contact dermatitis". We
> have been cleansing, (5 months now) she is on LLV, and it is really
> bad. Her diet is good. None of the bad. I went in to check her and
> do a scan and we were discussing things because she is getting
> discouraged and is ready to go to a doctor. She HAS been to a lot of
> doctors and they can't really help her. Then, we were talking about
> her doing the zendocrine cleanse and I was asking questions and she
> said "well, I have been this way every since my surgery." When she
> said that something CLICKED. I remembered a friend who had a severe
> reaction to titanium (hip replacement) and come to think of it, it
> looked just like this. First words out of my mouth were "do you have
> titanium in you"? She said yes. I just felt in my spirit that was
> it. allergy to titanium. She had one other doctor tell her that a
> while back but said there is nothing they can do. So, any suggestions
> on if it is a titanium allergy? Her titanium goes from her skull all
> the way to her tail bone. Quite a bit of titanium? I was thinking
> cilantro on her feet (although I know that is for metal detox, don't
> know about allergy to titanium???????) then internal use of lemon,
> lavendar, and peppermint, maybe myrrh topically? She has used balance
> topically.
> She has tried frankincense, melaleuca, geranium, and lavendar
> topically. She has used just lavendar. Everything burns like the
> dickens! She uses FCO, yes. Any suggestions? She has been on LLV
> for about 7 months maybe? Maybe 6. She is cutting back just recently
> to see if that had any bearing on it. Thanks,
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[Everything doTERRA] Heartburn / Acid Reflux

I would love to know what oils people have successfully used with heartburn / acid reflux. For some reason, DigestZen does not work for me. I have tried using it every way imaginable. What other oils might benefit me, and how should I use them? Thanks!

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Young Living Lawsuit

When you see the word "certified", you automatically think that there is an outside agency that companies send there oils to to be certified and that they are all tested to the same standards.

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: Fireworks and the Dogs

not an oil solution but pet stores now all carry "thundershirts" which are supposed to work; haven't tried it yet but I think I will; supposedly they are tight and so hug the dog tightly to calm him down...

On Saturday, June 30, 2012 12:15:45 PM UTC-4, CBW wrote:

Its almost the 4th of July already and my dogs will be going crazy because of the fireworks. Its not to bad the few days before the 4th but on the 4th man they go nuts. I am thinking Serenity or Lavender. Anybody else have any suggestions or testimonials of past years I'd love to hear them. Have a fun and safe 4th of July.

[Everything doTERRA] Re: Warranty on lotus diffuser

Thanks!!

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Young Living Lawsuit

I disagree Daniel. CPTG is not misleading but a factual statement. Its trademarked just like the name doterra. There is a difference being saying it and saying it and able to back it up. Which they can.

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[Everything doTERRA] titanium possible allergy

Hi there. I am hoping someone can help and also hoping Pat will get
this and respond. I know it is the weekend. I have a friend who has
what she assumed was "severe eczema or severe contact dermatitis". We
have been cleansing, (5 months now) she is on LLV, and it is really
bad. Her diet is good. None of the bad. I went in to check her and
do a scan and we were discussing things because she is getting
discouraged and is ready to go to a doctor. She HAS been to a lot of
doctors and they can't really help her. Then, we were talking about
her doing the zendocrine cleanse and I was asking questions and she
said "well, I have been this way every since my surgery." When she
said that something CLICKED. I remembered a friend who had a severe
reaction to titanium (hip replacement) and come to think of it, it
looked just like this. First words out of my mouth were "do you have
titanium in you"? She said yes. I just felt in my spirit that was
it. allergy to titanium. She had one other doctor tell her that a
while back but said there is nothing they can do. So, any suggestions
on if it is a titanium allergy? Her titanium goes from her skull all
the way to her tail bone. Quite a bit of titanium? I was thinking
cilantro on her feet (although I know that is for metal detox, don't
know about allergy to titanium???????) then internal use of lemon,
lavendar, and peppermint, maybe myrrh topically? She has used balance
topically.
She has tried frankincense, melaleuca, geranium, and lavendar
topically. She has used just lavendar. Everything burns like the
dickens! She uses FCO, yes. Any suggestions? She has been on LLV
for about 7 months maybe? Maybe 6. She is cutting back just recently
to see if that had any bearing on it. Thanks,

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[Everything doTERRA] Touching Oil Tops

Then I use the oils, sometimes I just touch the top or sides in order to avoid wasting by pouring out too much, especially if I am dealing w/ putting oregano on a mole, etc.

Does anyone think this is a problem since I might be contaminating the top?

Thanks

[Everything doTERRA] new to doTERRA

I have a few questions. First of all I really like the doTERRA oils. Just got my first order and dh said I got a new toy, that's the quietest I've been in a while! Hahaha Why do some of you call it "protocol" instead of say a "routine"? Why is it recommended for the oils to be put in water that's either in glass or stainless steel? Can we not put them in a plastic glass? I have already copied some of the recipes that have been posted for the summer sensation oils, but does anyone have anymore ideas for them to be used separately? I like to read about them but they're not in the Modern Essentials book. I would especially like some good uses and info on the tangerine. It smells soooo good!

Don't remember who originally posted about the e-book on your love life and eo's but I definitely am interested in that one! Please keep me posted.

Thanks

Brandie P

[Everything doTERRA] Re: Lyme disease and oregano

Is she putting fractionated coconut oil in the capsule with oregano?
The people I have take it I tell them since it is a hot oil, put your
3 or 5 drops in the capsule and fill the capsule up the rest of the
way with FCO. Then it dissolves and you don't feel it. Hope this
helps.

On Jun 28, 10:16 pm, Jan Meredith <janessenti...@peak.org> wrote:
> I'm posting this for someone on my team whohas been dealing with Lyme
> disease for a few years. She has given up on drugs in favor of the
> oils and has been following Dr. Hill's Lyme disease protocol but is
> having difficulty with oregano oil and is looking for help. She is
> asking what she can use as a substitute.
>
> "I take the capsules with food. I have been tested for food allergies
> and came up allergic to oregano. If I take 3 drops of the oregano
> oil at a time with food along with the other oils after about 4 or 5
> days on it I experience extreme burning like an ulcer in the stomach.
> I can get away with 1 drop of oregano with food 2 times a day, but am
> not sure if this is sufficient to kill the Lyme and other co-
> infections. I would like to substitute the oregano for something
> else. I am also taking the rest of the Lyme protocol: thyme, cassia,
> clove bud, melissa, frankincense as Dr. Hill recommends -- 10 days on
> 10 days off."
>
> Thanks!
> Jan Meredith

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RE: [Everything doTERRA] Sebaceous Hyperplasia

I would also consider trying castor oil on the face.

Riki L. Evans, B.Msc.
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www.radiantlivingonline.com

Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2012 11:01:06 -0600
Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA] Sebaceous Hyperplasia
From: doterradiscover@gmail.com
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I have not dealt with this or even seen comments on this forum. I would try the new Clear Skin formula.

Pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Rex James (everythingessential) <eesubmittal@gmail.com> wrote:

What oil or combination of oils would you recommend for Sebaceous Hyperplasia? It is a skin condition on the face where the sebaceous glands become enlarged and form small bumps or papules on the cheeks, nose or forehead. The papules may be cauliflower-shaped and are whitish to yellowish in color. It affects middle-aged-elderly adults. Have you dealt with this condition before, and if so, I would appreciate your recommendation on what oils might help in eliminating these bumps. Thank you. Posted for Joyce from EverythingEssential.me

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[Everything doTERRA] ooking for lyme disease testimonials

Looking for testimonials of people using the oils to treat lyme disease.I would like to hear from people who were first diagnosed and those who are reeling from the different effects of this bacteria.

I have approached our local area support group and was shut down quicklythey revieweda brochure about lyme disease and our oils that one of the doterra IPCs created. The information came from reputible sources and was done in a easy to read format. The information came from a state website. Not sure what the problem is and will find out more. I know the problem is much bigger than just one bacteria being spread by one type of aracnid and the effects may be quite crippling to those impacted by the borrelia bacteria.

What I don't get is that I took the time to track down Dr Hills video on lyme disease - would be great to have a webinar availalble. I did the research and looked up the compounds in the recommended oils that were researched. I provided this to them because this is what they wanted. THEN they decided to only look at the little brochure. Huh?!!!!

Dont have time to upload the research right now but will try to do so in near future.

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: people on meds interested in oil protocols

Hi The health concerns are MS, diabetes, hypothyroidism, GERD. Thanks everyone for your input. It helps me understand how to frame it when talking with people.

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 12:25 AM, Janet <quilterjanet@gmail.com> wrote:

tell us the health issues and meds...

On Friday, June 29, 2012 4:08:55 PM UTC-6, Sally wrote:
I am meeting more people with serious health issues inwhich they take meds daily. They are not interested in stopping meds cold turkey which I agree with. Just wondering how others approach these concerns of switching over to oils totally. thanks in advance.

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] glomerulonephritis

I have sent you a couple of papers to peruse and maybe get some good information. I would for sure start him on the LLV, but just start with one pill from each bottle for one week and then add one more from each bottle.
I would also recommend the Zendocrine oil topicall over the liver area (really!). Start with this, he is took weak to use too many oils and send him into detox, which would not be good.
Let's add more as he progresses.

Pat

On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Emily Martin <emilymartin.oils@gmail.com> wrote:

I have a friend whose husband went to the hospital in an emergency situation several days ago. He was diagnosed with glomerulonephritis which as far as I can tell has alot to do with the kidneys and failure of the kidneys...also he has lupus and anca (all part of the same issue) He is starting aggressive treatment today (chemo) and will hopefully be home in 3 days from the hospital. Where should I tell her to start with oils? Could too many oils be too hard on his weak system? Zendocrine tablets and oil? LLV? Frankincense, Myrrh, or lemongrass? Thanks for any help!

Emily

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: Psychiatrist Quote

Kind of makes me wonder though, if that's the way she feels why did she prescribe them in the first place?

On Friday, June 29, 2012 9:51:42 PM UTC-6, stella...@att.net wrote:

I couldn't wait to get online and share my day's experience. A little over two months ago I made a DECISION on which I took ACTION. I decided that the damaging side effects of the "bucket full" of psychotropic medications I had been prescribed and was administering was NO LONGER WORTH THE RISK. I weaned off of multiple anti-depressants, mood-stabilizers and opiate blockers. I told my Dr. I had discontinued her prescriptions. Her response, "Oh, so you chose HEALTH." Praise God.

Stella Shoff
IPC 183669

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Wegener's Granulomatosis

If she is taking the Zendocrine capsule then have her put the oil on topically on the liver area every day. Better than internally in my opinion. I think you are right on regarding the LLV, also the ATT would be great and the foot soak that pulls heavy metals would also be great. I have attached the foot soak for you.

Pat

On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 5:50 AM, Katie Wagner <katehotz@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello all,
I need some help. I have a friend who has tentatively been diagnosed w/ Wegener's Granulomatosis. Below is a description of the symptoms and treatments. Can anyone help w/ the natural counterpart and perhaps a protocol that we can start her on so she is able to effectively apply the oils & LLV to help her body stay strong and fight this? She has tested positive w/ the antibodies for the disease.

Currently she is taking the LLV (regular dose), also using Grapefruit in her water, Geranium over the kidneys, She is taking the Zendocrine supplement, and will start taking the Zendocrine oil in a capsule. Any other suggestions? Perhaps a heavy metal dry foot soak, regular ATT's? Please help.

Kate

"Wegener's granulomatosis is a rare disorder in which blood vessels become inflamed, making it hard for blood to flow.

Causes, incidence, and risk factors

Wegener's granulomatosis mainly affects blood vessels in the nose, sinuses, ears, lungs, and kidneys, although other areas may be involved.

The cause is unknown. It is thought to be an autoimmune disorder.

Wegener's granulomatosis is most common in middle-aged adults. It is rare in children, but has been seen in infants as young as 3 months old.

Symptoms

Frequent sinusitis is the most common symptom. Other early symptoms include a fever that continues without an obvious cause, night sweats, fatigue, and a general ill feeling ( malaise).

Chronic ear infections are common. Other upper respiratory symptoms include nose bleeds, pain, and sores around the opening of the nose.

Loss of appetite and weight loss are common. Skin changes are also common, but there is no one typical lesion associated with the disease.

There may be symptoms of kidney disease. The urine may be bloody.

Eye problems develop in many people with Wegener's granulomatosis. The eye problems range from mild conjunctivitis to severe swelling of the eye.

Other symptoms include:

•   Chest pain

•   Cough, with or without blood

•   Joint pain

•   Shortness of breath

•   Weakness

•   Wheezing

Signs and tests

Your doctor may order a blood test that looks for proteins called antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCA), which are often found in people with active Wegener's granulomatosis. However, it is not foolproof -- the test may be negative in some patients.

Treatment

Your doctor may suggest treatment with glucocorticoids (such as prednisone) which are given along with other medicines that slow down the immune response.

Medicines used to treat Wegener's granulomatosis include:

•   Azathioprine (Imuran)

•   Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan)

•   Methotrexate

These medicines may cause serious side effects. You should carefully discuss your treatment plan with your doctor.

Other medicines may be prescribed, including:

•   Bisphosphonate (Fosamax) to prevent bone loss caused by prednisone

•   Folic acid or folinic acid (leucovorin) -- if you are taking methotrexate

Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole to prevent lung infections."

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Wagner's

If it were me, I would start applying Immortelle around the eye bone daily.

pat

On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 4:57 PM, Nikki <nikkizachary@hotmail.com> wrote:

Any recommendations for wagners disease?

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Blending 'Slim and Sassy' without Peppermint

I would be cautious about taking oils internally while breastfeeding. I know a lot of Moms say they do it with no problem, but obviously you have a problem with it, so just use the oils topically for now.

pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Nettie <traviskeller26@gmail.com> wrote:

Just to add my experience to the conversation.
My little boy is now a month old and I decided to take slim & sassy yesterday. I took it 3 times, starting in the afternoon. I breastfeed, and he spit up the last 4 feedings in the day, had a screaming fit and diarrhea. Not a good result, and from what other things I ate yesterday, food was not the culprit. So, I will not be taking slim & sassy anymore while breastfeeding. It was a sad experience.
It worries me to take the oils internally while breastfeeding. Should I not? Or was it just that combination? I saw mentioned that slim & sassy is a gentle detox. So was he upset because he was taking in those toxins? I was shocked that it would cause such a reaction in my little boy. :(

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: Blending 'Slim and Sassy' without Peppermint

Just to add my experience to the conversation.
My little boy is now a month old and I decided to take slim & sassy yesterday. I took it 3 times, starting in the afternoon. I breastfeed, and he spit up the last 4 feedings in the day, had a screaming fit and diarrhea. Not a good result, and from what other things I ate yesterday, food was not the culprit. So, I will not be taking slim & sassy anymore while breastfeeding. It was a sad experience.
It worries me to take the oils internally while breastfeeding. Should I not? Or was it just that combination? I saw mentioned that slim & sassy is a gentle detox. So was he upset because he was taking in those toxins? I was shocked that it would cause such a reaction in my little boy. :(

~Nettie

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Young Living Lawsuit

First, doTerra did not write the ME book, it was written and published by Aroma Tools. Also the FDA does not test or approve essential oils. They have no testing standards at this time and this is one of the very things that Dr. Pappas is working on, that we have testing standards for Essential Oils.

I stand with my statement that we do not get caught up with legal actions that have not even been brought before a judge.

Pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 6:43 AM, Janice Ladnier <essentialwellness4@gmail.com> wrote:

Rebecca, this is part of the confusion I have found. It's my understanding that doTERRA has not gotten FDA approval for ANYTHING--at least that's what Dr. Hill told me when he called me to answer my questions about government certifications. Yet I have seen the note you mentioned in the Modern Essentials book. We need to get some definitive answers on this so that we cannot be accused of making false claims.
Janice

On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 7:23:07 AM UTC-5, Rebecca wrote:
Janice,

There will likely always be some people who THINK these oils may endanger people, but doterra already has gotten approval to use these internally, because they KNOW the safety. In your Modern Essential book look at Myrrh for exmple, it states: "Approved by the FDA (21CFR172.510) for use as a Food Additive(FA). Or Orange, states "enerally recogjozed as safe (GRAS) for human consumption by the FDA (21CFR182.0). That's our role... educate those that don't know and only opinionate.

Rebecca
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 8:04:42 AM UTC-5, Janice Ladnier wrote:

I think we have to do all we can to demonstrate the highest levels of integrity while this is going on. I'm concerned that this could have a negative impact on the essential oil industry in general. There are many certified aromatherapists, doctors and scientists out there who think we are endangering others by using the oils neat and internally (I've seen a great deal of hostility on the EO University blog about this). If YL calls someone in as an expert witness to testify that we are doing dangerous things (although they are certainly using questionable practices themselves), it could get into the press and we could draw the attention of the FDA and other government agencies. This lawsuit could certainly backfire on YL, but could also end up restricting our freedom to use the oils as we choose.
Janice

On Sunday, June 24, 2012 7:47:59 AM UTC-5, Deborah K wrote:
My husband and I have been in business for over 25 years (contractor,
self-storage, golf course), and, unfortunately, frivolous lawsuits
come with the territory. We live in a lawsuit-happy country, and the
only ones who benefit are the lawyers.

One of the things we have learned over the years is not to become
distracted. It can take years for these things to come to resolution,
so stay focused on doing what you are called to do!

On Jun 23, 9:12 pm, Greg Pawlik <olejkieteryc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Recently I was asked by some new doTerra IPC about the whole YL-doTerra
> controversy. She and her husband seemed disturbed by some stuff they found
> on www.
>
> I told them that the matter is pretty clear: YL people say one thing,
> doTerra founders say something else. Neither side can prove anything. We
> can forget about it, or - if we choose so, we can try to make up our minds
> about it.
>
> I also shared my own feeling about it. I told them that after watching some
> of the videos published by YL I feel grateful that I can be part of doTerra
> culture. Our executives have never disappointed me and I have no reason not
> to trust them. Their story makes sense, they had every right to start their
> own company. Dr. Hill participated in developing many of YL products and it
> shouldn't surprise anyone that some of the products he developed while
> working for doTerra might be similar. It just makes sense and there is
> nothing controversial about it. He is a free man and can find as many
> companies as he wishes to do.
>
> And, finely - many people leave YL and join doTerra after trying our oils.
> YL oils aren't bad but doTerra's oils are superior. One of the reason is
> because they come from the plant's natural habitats instead of being grown
> on fake farms in a foreign environment.
>
> I do feel bad for YL that, after investing so many years and money to grow
> their company, someone else found more perfect way to produce higher
> quality essential oils. It is just too bad they cannot win the competition
> by improving their product, but instead they spread propaganda against
> their competitor.
>
> If my friends asked me about the law suit I would also state the obvious:
> Many honest people were accused of things they had never done. Just because
> someone accuses you for something, it doesn't mean you are a bad person.
> Even if they win a lawsuit - it still doesn't mean they were right.
>
> I will probably ask them to watch Gary Young's video again and pay
> attention to his arguments. He has no point. He is appealing to our
> feelings. He want's us to feel sorry for him. This is just another way to
> use propaganda to fight with a competitor that is winning the real battle
> on the market.
>
> So, in my opinion, this whole thing means absolutely nothing to me. I love
> CPTG oils, I have no reason not to trust doTerra and I have no reason to
> trust YL.

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Skin Tags

You picked a very sensitive area to apply oregano. I imagine he is detoxing and that the skin tags are killing off. Have him drink lots of water with lemon oil to help flush the toxins. If you have Frankincense start putting it on the affected spots at least twice a day, (if he will let you).

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On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 7:55 AM, Pam <pamsplace79@gmail.com> wrote:

Help!!! My husband has multiple larger skin tags under his arm.... so we started using the Oregano on
them almost a week ago..... he's been in so much pain.... we've used coconut oil.... lavender makes

it burn more....and then tried lotion with some meleluca in it......coconut oil seems to help the most.
Well he stopped using the oregano over 24 hours ago.... and the skin tags and under arm area is
seeming goo! Woke up this morning and there were multiple stains on the sheets. He's very concerned...
I told him he must be detoxing..... I thought maybe he should do the Oregano in a capsule..... He said

he wished he never started this process! Any advice?

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Staph infection

If you are going to toss them could you send them to my house?? The oils are very powerful and they disinfect anything that has touched them included your hands.

Pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 9:22 AM, Rex James (everythingessential) <eesubmittal@gmail.com> wrote:

I have been using the oils for a mild (clear fluids) staph infection. Now are my oils safe for others in the home to use? I got rid of the fractionated coconut oil, but am wondering if the melaleuca,geranium, balance, lavender, OnGuard,and frankincense need to be tossed too. Thanks, Lynn. Posted for Lynn from EverythingEssential.me

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Toenail removal

Why don't you try just using one oil (Lavendar) and see how that does for you.

Pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 9:24 AM, Rex James (everythingessential) <eesubmittal@gmail.com> wrote:

I have had a toenail removed and have used Purify, On Guard, Meleuca, and Frankinsense for several weeks and it is not healing. What should I do? Posted for Nola from EverythingEssential.me

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Sebaceous Hyperplasia

I have not dealt with this or even seen comments on this forum. I would try the new Clear Skin formula.

Pat

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Rex James (everythingessential) <eesubmittal@gmail.com> wrote:

What oil or combination of oils would you recommend for Sebaceous Hyperplasia? It is a skin condition on the face where the sebaceous glands become enlarged and form small bumps or papules on the cheeks, nose or forehead. The papules may be cauliflower-shaped and are whitish to yellowish in color. It affects middle-aged-elderly adults. Have you dealt with this condition before, and if so, I would appreciate your recommendation on what oils might help in eliminating these bumps. Thank you. Posted for Joyce from EverythingEssential.me

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[Everything doTERRA] Re: Lemongrass question

Diluting an oil with FCO will not dilute the smell, from my experience. Blending it with another oil will help to soften it, or change it to give it a different smell. So find what blend smells best to you. Maybe blending with peppermint or the other oils that Sherrie mentioned below.
~Nettie

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 8:18 AM, Sherrie Wortel <letrows@gmail.com> wrote:

I second the lemongrass and peppermint combo. Great for athletic families. The lemongrass helps to heal tendons/ligaments and is also a pain reliever. Mixed with a carrier oil is a great pre-workout rub as it helps increase circulation. Also apply neat for muscle cramps. It says some people may be sensitive, but I haven't had a problem. For injury, layer peppermint over the lemongrass for inflammation, pain and to help drive the lemongrass in.. For acute inury you can lightly rub an ice cube over the area to help with inflammation, but the water also helps to push the oils in further. For long term injury use a very warm, moist compress to encourage circulation to the area and drive the oils deeper. We love this combination!

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Dogs and Terrashield

I recommend a drop on a collar or bandana. I think it is hard to control
the amount when spraying and its absorbed in the skin so it doesn't last
as long.
gin
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[Everything doTERRA] Re: Group site Concerns

Thank you for all you do! I appreciate this site and will try to do better at commenting.

On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:37:35 AM UTC-8, Rob James wrote:

Dear Oilers,
In reviewing our groups content right now, I see that our ratio of new
posted questions to new new posted comments or answers is about 12 to
1. 12(questions) to 1 (sharing comment). Our group works best as we
are sharing our own successes and stories. Asking questions is great,
but we ask if you have come to the site to ask advice, we ask that in
return you share the result or maybe share your own success story
too.

We will start trying to do some things that are informative about oils
and there uses, and leave an opportunity to share.

Thank you SO much to the many of you that are willing to help answer
people's questions and concerns. As this community grows, it becomes
more and more of a valuable resource for new oilers that we can all be
proud of.

Thanks,
Rob & Wendy James
Group owners.

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: people on meds interested in oil protocols

    I also think they should stay on their meds until they aren't needed any longer unless they are 'elective' type meds. Many rx drugs require tapering off even if it isn't typically indicated. Many require a much slower taper that is recommended by the manufacturer.
    An important key to doing this is to learn the symptoms of taking too much of the rx drug and watch for them. For example if we were working on synthroid then we'd watch for shakiness, irriatability, racing heart, etc. if those happen then the amount of rx needs to drop.
    Some drugs like acid reflux meds they can just go off and start doTerra. If you didn't know, most internists are taking their patients off them cold turkey because of 'issues'. Drugs that were previously prescribed that you had to take for life now are short term.
    Drugs that require a very very slow taper are antidepressants, anti anxiety, sleep meds like Ambien.
gin

I am meeting more people with serious health issues inwhich they take meds daily. They are not interested in stopping meds cold turkey which I agree with. Just wondering how others approach these concerns of switching over to oils totally. thanks in advance.

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Psychiatrist Quote

That is much more comforting that what my psych said. I told him I didn't want to be on these meds for the rest of my life because they will ultimately damage my liver. He said "But that is what I love about the FDA. They have approved these meds for life...." WAIT FOR IT "They have been studied for over 15 years!" Is is just me or is a lifetime longer than 15 years??!! I am so not comforted by what he said. I've already been on these meds for 5 years... I don't plan on dying in 10. I gotta get off these meds. I've started my taper and I will let you know if I am successful, but I'd really like to know what you used to taper off yours.

Emily

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 8:58 AM, Sally Lanza <lanzalifesolutions@gmail.com> wrote:

That is awesome. You have experience with the healing properties of the oils. There will be days you will be tested. Trust and adjust the oils used as needed. They work. You know that today. You trust it for tomorrow too. Many blessings fill you and cover you! AMEN!

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 10:37 AM, Lori Quinton <livewellwithoils@gmail.com> wrote:What oils do you use Stella?

On Friday, June 29, 2012 8:51:42 PM UTC-7, stella...@att.net wrote:
I couldn't wait to get online and share my day's experience. A little over two months ago I made a DECISION on which I took ACTION. I decided that the damaging side effects of the "bucket full" of psychotropic medications I had been prescribed and was administering was NO LONGER WORTH THE RISK. I weaned off of multiple anti-depressants, mood-stabilizers and opiate blockers. I told my Dr. I had discontinued her prescriptions. Her response, "Oh, so you chose HEALTH." Praise God.

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[Everything doTERRA] Lemongrass question

Lemongrass is fast becoming my favorite for my aching polio muscles. I have a question. I can apply it neat and it does not bother my skin, but the smell is a tad overpowering for me. Do I need to use it with FCO in this case?

Linda

On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 8:18 AM, Sherrie Wortel <letrows@gmail.com> wrote:

I second the lemongrass and peppermint combo. Great for athletic families. The lemongrass helps to heal tendons/ligaments and is also a pain reliever. Mixed with a carrier oil is a great pre-workout rub as it helps increase circulation. Also apply neat for muscle cramps. It says some people may be sensitive, but I haven't had a problem. For injury, layer peppermint over the lemongrass for inflammation, pain and to help drive the lemongrass in.. For acute inury you can lightly rub an ice cube over the area to help with inflammation, but the water also helps to push the oils in further. For long term injury use a very warm, moist compress to encourage circulation to the area and drive the oils deeper. We love this combination!

We also use Balance everyday on our feet (watch the video on YouTube of blood samples) and it evened out my female cycle. Solace occasionally throughout the month helped with hormone headaches. Love Citrus Bliss diffused or on my wrists for mood enhancement.

[Everything doTERRA] Fireworks and the Dogs

Its almost the 4th of July already and my dogs will be going crazy because of the fireworks. Its not to bad the few days before the 4th but on the 4th man they go nuts. I am thinking Serenity or Lavender. Anybody else have any suggestions or testimonials of past years I'd love to hear them. Have a fun and safe 4th of July.

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Digest for everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com - 25 Messages in 17 Topics

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On Jun 30, 2012, at 10:36 AM, everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com wrote:

Today's Topic Summary
Group: http://groups.google.com/group/everythingdoterra/topics

young living lawsuit [1 Update]

Toenail removal [1 Update]

Staph infection [1 Update]

Dogs and Terrashield [1 Update]

Warranty on lotus diffuser [1 Update]

Sebaceous Hyperplasia [1 Update]

Psychiatrist Quote [5 Updates]

Skin Tags [1 Update]

people on meds interested in oil protocols [1 Update]

Dog food allergy [1 Update]

Young Living Lawsuit [2 Updates]

Lavender as endocrine/androgen disruptor? [1 Update]

Responsibility [1 Update]

dr mom [3 Updates]

Please, please help! [2 Updates]

What is your fav. oil and why? [1 Update]

Psychiatrist Quote [1 Update]

young living lawsuit

Elaine <emailbyelaine@gmail.com> Jun 30 08:26AM -0700

Thanks Steven! That makes much more sense to me! =)

On Friday, June 29, 2012 8:24:59 AM UTC-4, Steven Schwartz wrote:

Toenail removal

"Rex James (everythingessential)" <eesubmittal@gmail.com> Jun 30 08:24AM -0700

I have had a toenail removed and have used Purify, On Guard, Meleuca, and
Frankinsense for several weeks and it is not healing. What should I do?
Posted for Nola from EverythingEssential.me

Staph infection

"Rex James (everythingessential)" <eesubmittal@gmail.com> Jun 30 08:22AM -0700

I have been using the oils for a mild (clear fluids) staph infection. Now
are my oils safe for others in the home to use? I got rid of the
fractionated coconut oil, but am wondering if the melaleuca,geranium,
balance, lavender, OnGuard,and frankincense need to be tossed too. Thanks,
Lynn. Posted for Lynn from EverythingEssential.me

Dogs and Terrashield

"Rex James (everythingessential)" <eesubmittal@gmail.com> Jun 30 08:17AM -0700

Can TerraShield be used safety sprayed on dogs? Posted for Norma from
EverythingEssential.me

Warranty on lotus diffuser

Elaine <emailbyelaine@gmail.com> Jun 30 08:15AM -0700

yea, 90 days, but they do have a repair department that can fix whatever
might be wrong for a fee
only thing is it was about $14 to ship mine--expensive little boogers

On Thursday, June 28, 2012 12:54:54 AM UTC-4, melissa wrote:

Sebaceous Hyperplasia

"Rex James (everythingessential)" <eesubmittal@gmail.com> Jun 30 08:15AM -0700

What oil or combination of oils would you recommend for Sebaceous
Hyperplasia? It is a skin condition on the face where the sebaceous glands
become enlarged and form small bumps or papules on the cheeks, nose or
forehead. The papules may be cauliflower-shaped and are whitish to
yellowish in color. It affects middle-aged-elderly adults. Have you dealt
with this condition before, and if so, I would appreciate your
recommendation on what oils might help in eliminating these bumps. Thank
you. Posted for Joyce from EverythingEssential.me

Psychiatrist Quote

Christine Emmick <emmickc@gmail.com> Jun 30 04:22AM -0700

Stella that is AWESOME!!! God Bless you!

My daughter was having issues with verbal communication. She read at a 12th
grade level but could not answer the phone. Frankincense has changed our
lives.

Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com> Jun 30 06:30AM -0600

May you now have a "bucket full" of blessings. Tell us what you used and
how you did it.

Pat

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Susie Larson <susie@jontioils.com> Jun 30 06:17AM -0700

Lori Quinton <livewellwithoils@gmail.com> Jun 30 07:37AM -0700

What oils do you use Stella?

Sally Lanza <lanzalifesolutions@gmail.com> Jun 30 10:58AM -0400

That is awesome. You have experience with the healing properties of the
oils. There will be days you will be tested. Trust and adjust the oils
used as needed. They work. You know that today. You trust it for tomorrow
too. Many blessings fill you and cover you! AMEN!

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Skin Tags

Pam <pamsplace79@gmail.com> Jun 30 06:55AM -0700

Help!!! My husband has multiple larger skin tags under his arm.... so we
started using the Oregano on
them almost a week ago..... he's been in so much pain.... we've used
coconut oil.... lavender makes
it burn more....and then tried lotion with some meleluca in it......coconut
oil seems to help the most.
Well he stopped using the oregano over 24 hours ago.... and the skin tags
and under arm area is
seeming goo! Woke up this morning and there were multiple stains on the
sheets. He's very concerned...
I told him he must be detoxing..... I thought maybe he should do the
Oregano in a capsule..... He said
he wished he never started this process! Any advice?

people on meds interested in oil protocols

Brittany Watterson <asldoterra@gmail.com> Jun 30 07:25AM -0600

I would say for them to stay on med for serious health issues til their dr
say it is ok to wean off. WIth EO, I am sure the dr will notice improvement
in symptoms and will naturally want to try lowering the dose and the
symptom still improves ( from using EO), the dr will lower the dose. and on.

Dog food allergy

Brittany Watterson <asldoterra@gmail.com> Jun 30 07:22AM -0600

I have a pom with IBD an autoimmune system flared up by allergic reaction
that almost killed her. We switched to RX diet and discovered that it is
bad too ( contains grains,) but it didnt kill her because the protein in
chicken is broken apart into amino acid, basic enough for the immune system
not to notice. It made me think. Maybe she is allergic to chicken. MANY dog
food out there is made from chicken. I wanted to switch to a better food.
My pom was doing well and surviving on the food but her stool wasnt normal
still. I want to suggest this idea in case you have not tried a food that
has NO chicken ingredients and NO grains. I put Minnie on Acana pacificia
because it has no grains, NO chicken. She is doing very very well, her
stool is finally normal like she has no IBD. However, she has to be on LOW
dose of presidone.

For skin allergies, when my other dog, NIkki had skin issues before I found
the right diet, I had to shave ( not bald, but number 5 to give her skin
protection from the sun) her to make it easier to bath her often with
special shampoo and to control the allergens her fur captures. You can do
that with special type of shampoo that wont dry out with EO or EO alone.

As for essential oil, I am new too and I wish I knew the answer. I think
before using EO, it is very important to make sure a dog is on a very good
quality food just like making sure humans are eating good diets in
conjunction to using EO.

On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 8:27 AM, Rex James (everythingessential) <

Young Living Lawsuit

Janice Ladnier <essentialwellness4@gmail.com> Jun 30 05:16AM -0700

Exactly! But people who have not done their research do use the terms
"pyramid" and "MLM" interchangeably. I am not suggesting that anyone get
"caught up" in this way of thinking--just be aware that it's out there so
we can be sure we educate ourselves and that our behavior does not
propagate the myth.
Janice

On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 4:59:40 PM UTC-5, Pat Leavitt wrote:

Janice Ladnier <essentialwellness4@gmail.com> Jun 30 05:43AM -0700

Rebecca, this is part of the confusion I have found. It's my understanding
that doTERRA has not gotten FDA approval for ANYTHING--at least that's what
Dr. Hill told me when he called me to answer my questions about government
certifications. Yet I have seen the note you mentioned in the Modern
Essentials book. We need to get some definitive answers on this so that we
cannot be accused of making false claims.
Janice

On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 7:23:07 AM UTC-5, Rebecca wrote:

Lavender as endocrine/androgen disruptor?

Nye Walker <ncwalker@gmail.com> Jun 29 10:12PM -0700

I had someone recently express concern about Lavender being an endocrine
disruptor, and the risk of inhibiting androgen levels, and boosting
estrogen levels.

A quick search brought up this report from the National Institute of Health
(NIH): http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/jan2007/niehs-31.htm

Should Men be concerned about using Lavender topically and internally?

I myself am a user of Lavender, and know its medicinal uses, but I'm also
male, and am a little concerned.

Anyone know much about this issue?

-Nye

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"There is no such thing as a minor lapse of integrity" --Tom Peters

Responsibility

Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com> Jun 30 06:32AM -0600

The upline pays the cost, if there are previous arrangements made then
thats good also, but everyone should know when they are getting the
incentives they won.

Pat

On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 7:30 PM, Kat Brockway Koopman <

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dr mom

HeatherB <hheather7@gmail.com> Jun 30 02:09AM -0700

I believe Dr. Mom is Dani Smith. danibsmith@gmail.com she is my upline diamond and she taught basically fam phys and reinventing healthcare and created her own line of super cute oil carriers that are sold at oilbusinesstools.com

Heather B

susieq <susanl1956@gmail.com> Jun 30 04:57AM -0700

Thanks, Heather. This is an awesome site.

Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com> Jun 30 06:29AM -0600

We had to stop using "Dr Mom" due to infringement on another company so we
started having our Family Physician parties along with Reinventing
Healthcare and Medicine Cabinet Makeover.

Pat

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Please, please help!

Lady Linda <lch@manx.net> Jun 30 05:21AM -0700

A family I know are really going through it with health problems at the
moment. The husband had an operatioon for Prostrate Cancer a few months
ago and the son has a melanoma. I received an update this morning and I am
really concerned. They do not have much money and I really would like some
advice on what you would recommend for this family. The following are
taken from the e-mail I received:-

"his melanoma has been cleared after the surgeon took a chunk out of his
back twice. But it was aggresive and he apparently has a 40% chance of
getting one again. He has to wear F50 sun lotion now on all exposed skin
all the time and will see the visiting surgeon again in a few weeks time"

and

"Ian is worse than ever it seems with the TNF's he's been prescribed and is
waiting to see what they are going to do about it. Also he has developed
pulsating lumps on his veins which are very painful and worrying us sick.
No-one seems to know what they are and the discussion about it all between
various health personnel seems to take for ages. We are constantly playing
the waiting game and he is getting more and more depressed and there seems
to be a black cloud hanging over us",

If anyone has any ideas of what I can recommend for this family then
please, please let me know. I am really worried about them. The wife is
usually so up-beat but she also has health problems and is feeling really
low at the moment.

Thank you all.

Linda

Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com> Jun 30 06:27AM -0600

You are a good friend. If I were going to make a suggestion to them I would
start with LLV for Ian, this has made a huge difference for men with
prostate cancer. I would get the young man a bottle of Frankincense to put
under his tongue and on his back where the surgery is. He would also
benefit from the LLV.
If they are willing to start the program that would be my first
recommendation.

Pat

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FOUNDING DIAMOND CONSULTANT

What is your fav. oil and why?

Sherrie Wortel <letrows@gmail.com> Jun 30 05:18AM -0700

I second the lemongrass and peppermint combo. Great for athletic families.
The lemongrass helps to heal tendons/ligaments and is also a pain
reliever. Mixed with a carrier oil is a great pre-workout rub as it helps
increase circulation. Also apply neat for muscle cramps. It says some
people may be sensitive, but I haven't had a problem. For injury, layer
peppermint over the lemongrass for inflammation, pain and to help drive the
lemongrass in.. For acute inury you can lightly rub an ice cube over the
area to help with inflammation, but the water also helps to push the oils
in further. For long term injury use a very warm, moist compress to
encourage circulation to the area and drive the oils deeper. We love this
combination!

We also use Balance everyday on our feet (watch the video on YouTube of
blood samples) and it evened out my female cycle. Solace occasionally
throughout the month helped with hormone headaches. Love Citrus Bliss
diffused or on my wrists for mood enhancement.

Just use the oils and enjoy, they are amazing!

On Thursday, June 28, 2012 4:05:27 PM UTC-4, Brandy wrote:

Psychiatrist Quote

"rikievans@live.com" <rikievans@live.com> Jun 30 03:08AM -0600

Wow, that is great!! Congrats to you, Stella!

Riki L. Evans, B.Msc.
Radiant Living, LLC
www.radiantlivingonline.com

Sent from my HTC smartphone

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From: "stella.shoff@att.net" <stella.shoff@att.net>
To: <everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [Everything doTERRA] Psychiatrist Quote
Date: Fri, Jun 29, 2012 9:51 pm
I couldn't wait to get online and share my day's experience. A little over two months ago I made a DECISION on which I took ACTION. I decided that the damaging side effects of the "bucket full" of psychotropic medications I had been prescribed and was administering was NO LONGER WORTH THE RISK. I weaned off of multiple anti-depressants, mood-stabilizers and opiate blockers.. I told my Dr. I had discontinued her prescriptions. Her response, "Oh, so you chose HEALTH." Praise God.

Stella Shoff
IPC 183669

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