ESSENTIAL OILS SUE ZIMMERMAN WHAT ARE ESSENTIAL OILS Slides: 14 Download presentation ESSENTIAL OILS SUE ZIMMERMAN WHAT ARE ESSENTIAL OILS? • • • Natural Aromatic compounds Found in parts of plants Non-water based phytochemicals Fat soluble Immediately absorbed by the skin USES • • • Medicinal Therapeutic Aromatic Topical Internal AROMATHERAPY • • Inhale from bottle Inhale from hands Cotton ball Diffuse TOPICAL APPLICATION • Apply directly to body • Use carrier oil INTERNAL • Used in capsule form • Combine in recipe • Mix with liquids POPULAR OILS • Lavender • Peppermint • Lemon LAVENDER • • Calming Relaxing Relieves skin irritations Used in recipes and drinks PEPPERMINT • • Refreshing Clarity Reduce fatigue Increase energy Aids digestions Motion sickness Nasal congestion LEMON • • • Cleans Disinfects Energizes Boosts immune system Alkalinizing BENEFITS • Antifungal • Antiviral • Antiseptic • Antibacterial • Relaxation • Nausea • Headaches • Insect Bites • Acne • Warts • Dandruff • Anti-inflammatory • Eczema • Stress • Anxiety SAFETY • • • Use only pure, therapeutic grade Read label Don’t use in eyes, ears, or open wounds Test for sensitivity Consult doctor if pregnant Q&A REFERENCES • Walji, H. (1996). The Healing Power of Aromatherapy. Prima Publishing: Rocklin, CA. Insidan region jhScott peskinEssential oilsEssential oils for pelvic congestion syndromeNon polar molecules that include fats oils and cholesterolVolatile oils - pharmacognosyHydrogenation of oilsVolatile oil pharmaceutical usesDefinition of lipidsOwensboro grain pricesIs lipid long term energyNew age oilsFats spreads and oilsWaxesWhich biomolecule group includes fats oils and waxes