Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Kathy" <Vanokat@mrtc.com>]

There is more to it than what you call "photosensitivy (don't put those oils 
on skin that's going to be exposed to sunshine) and adulterated oils"
Its 
Sensitizationhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/oils_herbs_etc/message/41945

snip
What happens in sensitization is the immune system registers a foreign
invader .. it alerts all its soldiers that the body's defense system has
been breached. But it RARELY reacts when this happens .. it registers
the profile of the invader and prepares for defensive action the next
time that invader strikes .. which might be days or weeks or months or
even years later. But attack it will .. at some point in time .. and
attacks will continue forever if the immune system's security officer
detects another invasion by that foreign enemy.

YLEO will not tell you about this... I know I was a dist. Do not get me 
started on YL -  I was ripped off to the tune of about $3000 by them. This 
is not the place to discuss this so all I can tell you is Don't believe 
everything the UPLINE has to say - research yourself.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Carrie Shepard" <carrieshepard@yahoo.com>
To: "Healthy soil and sustainable growing" 
<livingontheland@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 9:24 AM
Subject: [Livingontheland] Knowing the main aromatherapy 
schools:British/French


> It's very important to know where your information is coming from and this 
> huge difference in opinion is why I didn't get more healing faster.  Too 
> much contradictory info on the net.
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> Please don't slander or liable using Young Living oils neat as in raindrop 
> or raindrop practitioners until you've had one yourself.  Using YL oils 
> neat has brought a LOT of healing to me and my family and many others. 
> The only reasons for not being able to use their oils neat are perhaps 
> photosensitivy (don't put those oils on skin that's going to be exposed to 
> sunshine) and adulterated oils.
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> Everyone I've given raindrop too has really liked it -- even one who had a 
> lot of skin issues due to being a hit and run survivor and tons of 
> pharmaceuticals, and several who had severe detox headaches the night 
> following, but felt tremendously better all over once they headache went 
> away, but neither one drink enough water.  These people are all healthier 
> today.  One wants me to teach her raindrop this week because she is 
> recovering from mold in their home and candida and her skin was awful when 
> I gave her her first raindrop about a month ago.  She's doing some other 
> things as well, but obviously got so much out of that one raindrop that 
> she now wants to know how to give raindrop!
>
> My understanding is that the people who actually wrote the 'white paper' 
> have actually NEVER even had a raindrop.  Have YOU ever experienced a 
> raindrop?
>
> I've had a number of them and given somewhere around a hundred and if this 
> white paper were true, I'd already be poisoned by the wintergreen or some 
> such other nonsense.  I won't touch any other company's wintergreen, 
> that's for sure.  People I've given raindrops to are healthier and 
> happier. Several have gotten their lives in order, gone back to school, 
> started doing things they were procrastinating.
>
> The British school does not believe that ANY oils on the market are free 
> of chemical contaminants, so it's actually perpetuating ignorance for 
> people to claim that their oils are pure therapeutic grade and at the same 
> time that those oils aren't safe to use neat.  If they were truly pure 
> therapeutic grade, you could ingest them and put them on neat with no 
> fear.
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> You can find the articles by Tony Burfield titled Adulteration of 
> Essential Oils right on the British school's website: 
> http://www.naha.org/safety.htm     So, if their own scientist expert is 
> saying exactly what all the chemicals are, why are British school 
> aromatherapists all in a tizzy saying they have just as good of a product 
> as Young Living, while their own 'expert' readily admits all of the 
> chemical additives, solvents/dilutants in their oils?
>
> It's a fascinating industry and while I'm completely a do-it-myselfer and 
> very independent and drawn to self-sufficiency, there are many things that 
> make life a lot nicer when we work together for common good.  Studying all 
> that's involved in producing chemical free plant matter and proper 
> length/temperature of distillation makes me happy that I don't need to do 
> that myself, I'm quite thankful to buy from Young Living.
>
> blessings,
> Carrie
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