Essential Oils and Aromatherapy Questions with
verified answers
action on microbes Ans✓✓-due to the high frequencies of the oils, viruses have
no defense against them.
-in Europe some hospitals are wising oils to sterilize equipment
Ancient Egypt Ans✓✓--Much evidence exists for the use of essential oils by early
Egyptians
-This was their main medical treatment and used for physical, mental, and
emotional healing
-Also used in their temples for spiritual development.
animal studies Ans✓✓--in mice, both stimulant and sedative effects were
observed
-these results were similar to what humans experience with the same oils
-sedative effect: lavender, sandalwood, rose, heroli
stimulant effect: geranium, thyme
Antimicrobial actions Ans✓✓-oral bacteria: laboratory plate growth experiments
showed inhibition of growth of mouth bacteria using tea tree oil, peppermint, and
sage oils
reduced plaque growth and decreased gum inflammation was also observed in
clinical trials.
Biblical References Ans✓✓--Early Hebrews used oils, probably learning about
them from the Egyptians
, -Moses was noted for preparation of special anointing oils (Reference in Exodus)
-At the birth of Jesus, the Wise Men brought frankincense and myrrh
body fields Ans✓✓-the body has both positive and negative energy fields around
the organs which can be measured
-a healthy body has frequencies ranging from 62-78
Disease state starts at 58 hertz
clary sage Ans✓✓-Single. Traditionally used for hormonal glance in women,
easing menstrual discomfort. Also useful for stress relief and relaxation; may
ehance restful sleep and dreaming
clinical use Ans✓✓-relaxation, stress relief, pain relief, infections and wound
healing, burns, enhancing self image, stimulating immune function
clove Ans✓✓-single. antiseptic properties. boosts the body's natural defenses
and regulates responses to stresses
Collection Process Ans✓✓--usually involves distillation in which the materials are
heated until the oils vaporize and then condensed by cooling
-In some cases crushing or bruising the plants will yield oil directly
-Cold pressing is used for making citrus oils
Colloidal Silver Ans✓✓-proven effective in killing mouth bacteria at
concentrations as low as 3 parts per million.
verified answers
action on microbes Ans✓✓-due to the high frequencies of the oils, viruses have
no defense against them.
-in Europe some hospitals are wising oils to sterilize equipment
Ancient Egypt Ans✓✓--Much evidence exists for the use of essential oils by early
Egyptians
-This was their main medical treatment and used for physical, mental, and
emotional healing
-Also used in their temples for spiritual development.
animal studies Ans✓✓--in mice, both stimulant and sedative effects were
observed
-these results were similar to what humans experience with the same oils
-sedative effect: lavender, sandalwood, rose, heroli
stimulant effect: geranium, thyme
Antimicrobial actions Ans✓✓-oral bacteria: laboratory plate growth experiments
showed inhibition of growth of mouth bacteria using tea tree oil, peppermint, and
sage oils
reduced plaque growth and decreased gum inflammation was also observed in
clinical trials.
Biblical References Ans✓✓--Early Hebrews used oils, probably learning about
them from the Egyptians
, -Moses was noted for preparation of special anointing oils (Reference in Exodus)
-At the birth of Jesus, the Wise Men brought frankincense and myrrh
body fields Ans✓✓-the body has both positive and negative energy fields around
the organs which can be measured
-a healthy body has frequencies ranging from 62-78
Disease state starts at 58 hertz
clary sage Ans✓✓-Single. Traditionally used for hormonal glance in women,
easing menstrual discomfort. Also useful for stress relief and relaxation; may
ehance restful sleep and dreaming
clinical use Ans✓✓-relaxation, stress relief, pain relief, infections and wound
healing, burns, enhancing self image, stimulating immune function
clove Ans✓✓-single. antiseptic properties. boosts the body's natural defenses
and regulates responses to stresses
Collection Process Ans✓✓--usually involves distillation in which the materials are
heated until the oils vaporize and then condensed by cooling
-In some cases crushing or bruising the plants will yield oil directly
-Cold pressing is used for making citrus oils
Colloidal Silver Ans✓✓-proven effective in killing mouth bacteria at
concentrations as low as 3 parts per million.