What are the effects of using Essential Oils

[essentialoils]

Oils can directly or indirectly affect the body's physiological systems. For instance, a couple of drops of peppermint taken orally can aid digestion and inhalations of mucolytic oils can relieve respiratory symptoms. Used topically for their antiseptic and soothing effects, essential oils can successfully treat minor skin conditions. It has been demonstrated that the application of certain essential oils to the skin can produce vaso-dilation which in turn causes warming of underlying muscles, however this is an indirect effect of the oil acting on the superficial tissues, it is not a pharmacological effect produced as a result of the oil entering the systemic circulation via the skin. In addition, because of the effect of relaxation on the brain and the subsequent sedating or stimulating of the nervous system, essential oils can also indirectly raise and lower blood pressure and possibly aid in normalization of hormonal secretion.

Because of olfaction's direct connection to the brain, sending electrical messages directly into the limbic system, essential oils can have effects on emotions and mental states. Perception of odors can have a major impact on memory, learning, emotions, thinking and feeling. As therapeutic agents, essential oils work similarly to tranquilizers but in a subtle organic way. Most scents uplift spirits and calm the nervous system. For example, lavender is calming and sedative; basil, rosemary and peppermint are uplifting and stimulating; and jasmine and ylang-ylang are exciting or euphoric.

[Lexion]

Ok, spam or not.....GREAT question !!!!

Why are they so fucking essential ?

I don't use them.

I'm not dead.

Seems they aren't so essential.

Maybe highly recommended ?

I just don't get the "essential" part.

Explain, please.

[hp]

Oh boy, this should be good.

[Lexion]

*waits*

[WhispersInTheDark]

Between pack and pack, the two personalities can't manage basic Q & A's, I would say.

Like having two economists in a room, you get three opinions.

[Lexion]

Yeah, I'm guessing it's a sock.

[pack3tg0st]

Yeah, I'm guessing it's a sock.

I'm guessing its spam from yet another bot.

[Lexion]

With two log-ins ?

[pack3tg0st]

With two log-ins ?

sure.

haven't checked marvin's innards to know if they were caught by IP or not...

but I"m thinking its just a regular link spammer.

i.e. the signature link.

[Paroxysm]

I'm willing to bet the IP's trace to the Denver area.... ;)


Unless of course TOR was involved... :)

[Lexion]

Oh well.

I did want an answer.

Why are the oils essential ?

[WhispersInTheDark]

haha.

Guilt by association, and talking about and setting up thread-spamming bots in the past 24 hours, and all that.

Poor Marvin.

[WhispersInTheDark]

Essential = of the essence.

Plants contain complex and powerful substances known as essential oils. These are aromatic liquids derived from shrubs, flowers, trees, roots, bushes, herbs, and seeds. These distinctive components defend plants from insects, harsh environmental conditions, and disease. They are also vital for a plant to grow, live, evolve, and adapt to its surroundings. Referred to as the essence of the plant, pure essential oils not only protect the plant, but also determine its aroma.

Essential Oils are not really “oils”. They are the highly concentrated liquid that comes from the plant. For example, rose essential oil has a beautiful, strong floral and sweet fragrance that is intoxicating and highly romantic. It takes thousands of flower petals to create the drops that are in a single bottle of therapeutic grade rose oil, and adding a single drop of peppermint oil to a glass of water has approximately the same concentration as 20 bags of peppermint tea.

[Lexion]

Schemantics.

[pack3tg0st]

I'm willing to bet the IP's trace to the Denver area.... ;)


Unless of course TOR was involved... :)

Philippines.

[mojo]

anyone that wants to spam the spammer.

michaelvncnt011@gmail.com