Source: Jeremy Roberts, Young Living, Nutrition Product Manager

I’m currently in North Carolina preparing for tonight’s NingXia Red Tour meeting. It has been a fantastic experience to meet our distributors, discuss NingXia Red, and answer questions about Young Living’s other great nutritional products. I enjoy your energy, ideas, and questions. Keep them coming!

Last night in Richmond, Virginia, a distributor asked me why Young Living focuses on whole-food nutrition and questioned why we spend so much time talking about it. I thought I’d share some of that discussion with you.

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Essential oils can be very helpful in any number of emergencies. Many people only think of essential oils as pretty smell or a natural perfume. Essential oils are so much more. Many Essential Oils repel virus, bacteria, and other microbes and have antiseptic properties.

If you have essential oils in your home and are not using them in your first aid kit, you are missing a powerful tool that could help you in all kinds of situations.

By "First Aid Kit" I don't mean a literal box with oils in it. I mean oils kept on hand for various types of emergencies. They could be on a shelf in the bathroom, in the medicine cabinet, on your night table, in a basket, in a special oils cupboard, in an oils pouch in your purse or as in my case, all of the above.

Your choices for emergency oils might be very different from mine. There are so many possibilities and everyone is different in what they prefer to use. For example, cuts and scrapes - there are many oils that you could choose to clean and disinfect the wound. Some choices could be: lavender, lemon, Melrose, melaleuca alternifolia (commonly called tea tree oil), or many others.

Several oils I will always keep well stocked for whatever emergency might come up: lavender, peppermint, Valor, Trauma Life, PanAway, Thieves, Peace & Calming, Christmas Spirit, Joy, Purification, lemon, helichrysum and Melrose. I have many others I like to keep on hand but these are the ones I make sure I never run out of.

If I could only use three oils, I would choose lavender, peppermint and Valor. Thankfully I have many more than three.

Note: The first 7 of the oils on my list are in Young Living's Essential 7 Kit. #3120 - $68.75 (Preferred Customer) If you want to order the kit, or any other of these oils, go to my website.

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One of the new Young Living oils from Ecuador is called Palo Santo. It is also offered at 10% discount until April 15th. Palo Santo is a wonderful oil distilled from dead wood, tree has to be dead two years before the oil starts to come in. The dead tree is ground into sawdust to produce the most oil. The darker the sawdust, the more oil that is produced. It takes 6 hours for 1 distillation.

Palo Santo is similar to frankincense. It has different constituents but some of the same such as pinene and limonene which is higher in Palo Santo. Also has high levels of Alpha-Terpineol and Carvacrol.

Palo Santo is very high LIMONENE, 55-65%, which is antibacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal, and anti-tumoral and immune stimulating. 

Gary is using Palo Santo for heart stress through inhalation and topically on the brain stem. Also its being used in the clinic for lung cancer and depression. Try Palo Santo, Frankincense and Idaho Balsam Fir together, It is an awesome experience.

Ecuador oils are more powerful because of the volcanic ash that they grow in.

Uses of Palo Santo

• depression - has worked where nothing else has
• pain
• acne
• also for virus, bacteria, fungus, and everything they've tried it has helped with

Palo Santo
Order Code # 3607