Young Living Reference Guide

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• Young Living Reference Guide

Essential Oil Desk Reference and Other Reference Guides for Essential Oils The essential oil desk reference is just one aromatherapy essential oil guide book that you can use in addition to my website. I have made other recommendations on reference guides for essential oils below. The essential oil desk reference is just one aromatherapy essential oil guide book that you can use in addition to my website.

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I have made other recommendations on reference guides for essential oils below. As I mentioned previously, there are several when it comes to using essential oils, so please review before you purchase a book so you understand the difference between therapeutic grade essential oils and pure grade oils. Essential Oil and Aromatherapy Books - Very Highly Recommended Essential Oil Desk Reference These books I very highly recommend. Do yourself a favor and purchase the full text as it contains tons of information that is not on my website. This is in addition to the reference guide for therapeutic grade essential oils.

It also contains most of the blends listed on the website. Reference Guide for Essential Oils by Connie and Alan Higley. Description: This is a color edition that includes a color-coded system making it simple to look up essential oils, oil blends, and supplements.

It contains recommendations for hundreds of different of items. This is the ideal book for those who are just learning or those who have used the oils for years. Coil bound makes it easy to use! This is a hard cover it also comes in a soft cover.

To purchase from Amazon, click on the link. Here is the link to the soft cover: from Amazon. Quick Reference Guide for Using Essential Oils by Connie and Alan Higley. Description: This is a smaller version of the The Essential Oil Desk Reference book which is perfect to place in your bag or brief case.

Does not contain all the information that the Essential Oil Desk Reference contains! To purchase from Amazon, click on the link. Note: The Essential Oil Desk Reference books are updated about once per year as new oils are released by Young Living and changes are made. I always keep my old Essential Oil Desk References as sometimes they contain information that is not presented in newer editions.

Essential Oils Animal Desk Reference 2017 by Life Science Publishing. Description: This is also a total reference book like the Essential Oil Desk Reference.

Has sections on essential oils for cats, dogs and horses; and exotics Use this book along with my free online reference guide for essential oils for animals. To purchase from Amazon, click here. Essential Oil and Aromatherapy Books Highly Recommended These books I highly recommend in addition to Essential Oil Desk Reference. They all are written according to the French School of Thought of Aromatherapy. If you have to choose one book, I recommend the Essential Oil Desk Reference, is it is very complete and contains sections on Raindrop, Vitaflex, etc. Seed to Seal: D.

Gary Young The World Leader in Essential Oils. Description: Over 600 Natural, Non-Toxic and Fragrant Recipes to Create Beauty and a Safe Home Environment. To purchase from Amazon, click on the link. Aromatherapy for Health Professionals Edited by Shirley and Len Price Description: This is a good reference book and required for CARE; however it is written from the British School of Thought, so will indicate that oils such as Wintergreen and Idaho Tansy which I use on a daily basis are toxic oils.

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British school typical use non-therapeutic grade oils. To purchase from Amazon, click on the link. Advanced Aromatherapy by Kurt Schaubelt Description: This is a good reference book for professionals and required for CARE. I like the chapter on antibacterial and antiviral effects of essential oils. To purchase from Amazon, click on the link. Related Recommended Books Books on theories of emotion and belief including Louise Hay, Health and Wellness books; and aromatherapy and reference guide for essential oils are.

For Health and Wellness books including all natural herbal weight loss books. I will continue to add information and updates on the Essential Oil Desk Reference and other reference guides for essential oils as I receive them! Ready to Discover All of YOU? 'Nan's coaching helped me quickly change my self-sabotaging beliefs so I could discover & follow my dream career!' 'Nan nails it and gets right to the core root issues every time I work with her. What a fantastic investment for yourself!' Learn how Essential Oils and Coaching can help you Break Through Emotional Barriers Now!

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It’s so important to be informed and safe when it comes to using essential oils. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with all of the information available, but using common sense and starting gradually will help ease any sort of intimidation you might feel as you begin using essential oils in your everyday life, on yourself, and your family. I use Young Living essential oils (see why ). Due to the fact that Young Living’s purity and grade of oils are so high, they should be used with knowledge and respect. ( are YL’s safety tips for usage.) Okay, so how do you know what essential oils to use or what each essential oil does? Here are my top 3 reference guides for essential oils. Everyone who is using essential oils should grab these!

Being part of exclusive Facebook discussion groups is amazing and Pinterest has all kinds of ideas for “recipes”, but those are not a substitute for responsibly doing your own research. By Life Science Publishing – This thick book has an easy reference guide at the beginning and talks about each oil specifically and what each can be used for. It also tells you about specific ailments, the best essential oils for those ailments, and the best application methods. Please have this on hand. By Debra Raybern – If you are past the child stage of life, you can skip this one. For mamas, this is a great tool for essential oil safety while pregnant and for children. There are some essential oils that shouldn’t be used on or around children and even the safest essential oils must be heavily diluted.

Please diffuse and use responsibly. App – This is a great app for quick referencing on the go! From the description: “This app will become your go-to reference for personal essential oil use and for sharing your love of essential oils. The app features a personal guide section that details over 700 health topics for which essential oils are commonly used to help support the body’s natural ability to heal itself.

Additionally, key information on over 100 single oils and more than 90 commercially-available oil blends will help you better understand and use essential oils.”.