Egyptian Gold Oil blend:
Enjoy this unique, health-enhancing formula, and experience the oils which were more valuable than gold, cherished by kings, rulers, and healers of the past. Enhance your physical, mental, and emotional health while experiencing the revitalization that comes by indulging in the Gold of the Gods .
It Contains:
Frankincense, Lavender, Idaho Balsam Fir, Myrrh, Spikenard, Hyssop, Cedarwood, Rose, and Cinnamon bark.
As you can see from the oils in this blend it makes it a very high Anti-viral, Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal blend which also promotes HGH and builds the immune system.
It gives protections against the super bugs that are out there today. Apply as perfume, or take 1 drop of the Golds of the Gods with 4 drops of pure vegetable oil (V-6) and put in capsule and take 1 capsule before meals or as desired
Gold Of The Gods 5 ml. # 3332 for $31.75 wholesale, $36.76 preferred customer, and $41.78 Customer price
Where is a description of each oil that is in the Golds of the Gods .
Frankincense (Boswellia Carteri):
Frankincense is considered the "holy anointing oil" in the Middle East and has been used in religious ceremonies for thousands of years. It was well known during the time of Christ for its anointing and healing powers and
was one of the gifts given to Christ as His birth.
There are over 52 Biblical references in the scripture referring to frankincense.
Medical Properties:
Anti-tumoral, immuno-stimulant, antidepressant, muscle relaxing,
Uses:
Depression, cancer, respiratory infections, inflammation, immune-stimulating.
Fragrant Influence:
Increases spiritual awareness, promotes meditation, improves attitude and uplifts the spirit.
Frankincense contains sesquiterpenes which stimulates the limbic system of the brain (the center of memory and emotions) and the hypothalamus, pineal, and pituitary glands. The hypothalamus is the master gland of the human body, producing many vital hormones including thyroid and growth hormone.
Lavender (Lavendula Angustifolia):
Is the most "universal" oil. (When in doubt, use Lavender.) The French scientist Rene^ Gattefosse^ was the first to discover lavender's ability to promote tissue regeneration and speed wound healing when he severely burned his arm in a laboratory accident.
Medical Properties:
It's antiseptic, anti-fungal, analgesic. anti-tumoral, sedative, anti-convulsant, vasodilating, relaxant, reduces blood fat/cholesterol, combats excess sebum on skin, anti-inflammatory.
Uses:
Burns (cell renewal) wonderful effects with taking the burn away from any type of burns (including lips), dandruff, hair loss, allergies, convulsions, herpes, headaches, indigestion, insomnia, high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, nausea, phlebitis, tumors,menopausal conditions, premenstrual conditions, PMS, scarring
(minimizes), skin conditions (perinial repair, acne, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, and rashes,) and stretch marks, nervous tension, respiratory infections. It maybe used to cleanse cuts, bruises, and skin irritations,
Fragrant Influences:
Calming, relaxing, and blanking, both physically and emotionally. University researchers in Japan found that diffusing certain aromas in an office environment dramatically improved mental accuracy and concentrations. Diffused lemon resulted in 54% fewer errors, Jasmine 33% fewer errors, At the University of Cincinnati, Dr. William N. Dember found that inhaling peppermint oil increased the mental accuracy by 28%. When aromas were diffused during test taking, scores increased by as much as 50%. It has been documented to impro ve concentration and mental acuity.
University of Miami researchers found that inhalation of lavender oil increased beta waves in the brain, suggesting heightened relaxation. It also reduced depression and improved cognitive performance (Diego et al.; 1998) A 2001 Osaka Kyoiku University study found that lavender reduced mental stress and increased alertness (Motomura et al,; 2001).
Idaho Balsam Fir (Abies Balsamea):
The fir tee----commonly used as a Christmas tree today---has been prized through the ages for it medicinal effects and ability to heal respiratory conditions and muscular and rheumatic pain. It is also motioned in several scriptures in the Bible.
Medical Properties:
Anit-coagulant, anti-inflammatory.
Use:
Throat/lung/sinus infections, fatigue, arthritis/rheumatism, urinary tract infections, scoliosis/lumbabo/sciatica.
Fragrant Influences:
Grounding, stimulating to the mind, and relaxing to the body.
Myrrh (Commiphora Myrrha):
It is mentions in one of the oldest known medical records, Ebers Payrus (dating from sixteenth century BC) an ancient Egyptian List of 877 prescriptions and recipes. The Arabian people used myrrh for many skin
conditions, such as chapped and cracked skin and wrinkles. It was listed in Hildegard 's Medicine, a compilation of early German medicines by highly-regarded Benedictine herbalist Hildegard of Binge (1098-1179)
Also found in several scriptures in the Bible.
Medical Properties:
Powerful anti-oxidant, anti-tumoral, anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, anti-parasitic, analgesic/anesthetic
Uses:
Diabetes, cancer hepatitis, fungal infections, (Candida, ringworm, eczema), tooth/gum infections, skin conditions (chapped, cracked, wrinkles, stretch marks).
Fragrant Influences:
Promotes spiritual awareness and its uplifting. It contains sesquiterpenes which stimulate the limbic system of the brain (the center of memory and emotions) and the hypothalamus, pineal and pituitary glands. The hypothalamus is the master gland of the human body, producing many vital hormones including thyroid and growth hormone.
Spikenard (Nardostachys Jatamansi):
Is highly regarded in India as a medicinal herb. It was the one of the most precious oils in ancient times, used only by priests, kings or high initiates. References in the New Testament describe how Mary of Bethany used a
salve of spiknenard to anoint the feet of Jesus before the Last Supper. according to Dietrich Gumbel, Ph.D. It strengthens heart and improves circulation.
Medical Properties:
Anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, relaxant, immune stimulate.
Uses:
Insomnia, menstrual problems/PMS, heart arrhythmias, nervous tension.
Fragrant Influences:
Relaxing, soothing and helps nourish and regenerate the skin.
Hyssop (Hyssopus Officinalis):
While there is some uncertainty that Hyssopus officinalis is the same species of plant as the hyssop referred to in the Bible, there is no question that Hyssopus officinalis has been used medicinally for almost a millennium for its anti-septic properties. It has also been used for opening the respiratory system.. It is also listed in the Bible.
Medical Properties:
Mucolytic, decongestant, anti-inflammatory, regulates lipid metabolism, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-parasite.
Uses:
Respiratory infections/congestion, parasites (expelling worms), viral infections, circulatory disorders.
Fragrant Influences:
Stimulates creativity and meditation.
Cedarwood (Cedrus Atlantica) bark:
Throughout antiquity, cedarwood has been used in medicines,. The Egyptians used it for embalming the dead. It was used as both a traditional medicine and incense in Tibet. Several references are list in the Bible about Cedarwood.
Medical Properties:
Combats hair loss (alopecia areata), anti-bacterial, lymphatic stimulant.
Uses:
Hair loss, arteriosclerosis, ADHA, skin problems (acne, eczema).
Fragrant Influences:
Stimulates the limbic region of the brain (the center of emotions) stimulates the pineal gland, which release melatonin. Dr. Terry Friedmann MD found in clinical tests that this oil was able to successfully treat ADD and ADHD (attention deficit disorders) in children. It is recognized for its calming and purifying properties.
Rose(Rosa Damascena) flower:
Rose has been used for the skin for thousand of years. The Arab physician, Avicenna, was responsible for first distilling rose oil, eventually authoring an entire book on the healing attributes of the rose water derived from the distillation of rose. Throughout much of ancient history, the oil was produced by enfleurage, a process of pressing the petals along with a vegetable oil to extract the essence. Today, however, almost all rose oil are solvent extracted.
Medical Properties:
Anti-inflammatory, relaxant, reduces scarring, anti-ulcer
Uses:
Hypertension, anxiety, viral infections (herpes simplex), skin conditions (scarring, wrinkles), ulcers.
Fragrant Influences:
Its beautiful fragrance is intoxicating and aphrodisiac-like. It helps bring balance and harmony, allowing one to overcome insecurities. It is stimulating and elevating to the mind, creating a sense of well-being.
Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Verum) Bark:
Cinnamon was reputed to be part of the "Marseilles Vinegar" or "Four Thieves Vinegar" used by grave-robbing bandits to protect themselves during the 15th century plague. Also many Biblical reference.
Medical Properties:
Anti-inflammatory (COX2 inhibitor), powerfully anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti- fungal, anti-coagulant, circulatory stimulant, stomach protectant (ulcers), anti-parasitic (worms).
Uses:
Cardiovascular disease, infectious disease, viral infections (herpes etc), digestive complaints, ulcers, and warts.
Fragrant Influence:
Thought to attract wealth.
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Testimony:
When I was flying to a training there was a gal that sat across from me and she was crying and couldn't seem to stop.. I always carry Peace & Calming but form some reason I didn't have it this time. I did have Egyptian God thou. Because it contains Lavender, Frankincense, spikenard, Idaho Balsam Fir, I knew that those oils are calming so I handed her my bottle and asked if she would like to smell it as it had a pleasant fragrance. She took it and smelled still crying. In just a few moments she said, " what did you do to me?" "I don't feel like crying any more!"
So when you don't have what you think you should have use what you do have because there are oils in the blends that can work for any problem. Look back now on the Fragrant Influence of Egyptian Gold---Calming Relaxting, Emotional. See why it worked so well.
I also use it as an immune builder, taken in a capsule like you do with Thieves and Exodus II.
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Now some of you that are new and are wondering what are Sesquiterpenes:?
Well it is just one of the Essential Oil Constituents in Essential Oils.
Sesquiterpenes which are found in some essential oils are anti-septic, anti-inflammatory. soothing to inflamed tissue and also can produce profound effects on emotions and hormonal balance. They work on the liver and are a gland stimulant. They increase oxygen around the pineal and pituitary gland and have the ability to go beyond the Blood Brain Barrier. (Meaning they can cross the blood brain barrier increasing the oxygen to the brain).
Unlike synthetic chemicals, essential oil chemicals or constituents are diverse in their effects. No two oils are alike. Some constituents, such as aldehydes found in lavender and chamomile, are antimicrobial and calming, Esters and aldehydes have a stimulating and sedating effect on the nerve endings. Eugenol, found in
Cinnamon and clove, is anti-septic and stimulating. Ketones, found in lavender, hyssop, and patchouli, stimulate cell regeneration and liquefy mucous. Phenols, found in oregano and thyme oil, are highly anti-microbial. Phenols are antiseptic and kills bacteria, an are anti-oxidant which increase the oxygen into the tissue to
relieve muscles spasms. Phenols also increase the velocity in the blood by increasing the oxygen and moving it along.
Young Living's basil has 72% metha charvicol which works great on spasmodic muscles. If the muscle doesn’t relax then the nerve may be affected, so you would want to look for an oil that has Esters in, which is calming and relaxing to the nerve. For instance by using 1 drop Basil, 3 Eucalyptus you apply it to the chest and it may help relax the lungs and increase the oxygen. Or you may use 3 Basil and 1 Black Pepper as a raindrop up the spine for the anti-viral effect. You use less drops of the one with the highest Phenols, because the less you use, it pushes the effect you want. For skin problems such as shingles and herpes simplex, you can relieve the pain and itching by using 7 drops Bergamot (for the calming and soothing feeling), 3 Melissa (for a soothing effect), 5 Lavender ( for balancing). When the problem is better reduce the Lavender and add Myrrh for the healing effect. People with high acid need to use oils that are high in Sesquiterpenes. If you are attracted to phenols then you may have a bacteria in the body. If the body is building mucous then use Lavender to balance the parasympathetic system that produce mucous and get your body in an alkaline state.
Most viruses, fungi and bacteria cannot live in the presence of many essential oils, specially those high in phenols, carvacrol, thymol, and terpenes. This, perhaps, offers a modern explanation why the Old Testament prophet Moses used aromatic substances to protect the Israelites from the plagues that decimated the ancient Egyptians. A vast body of testimonials suggest that those who use essential oils are less likely to contract infectious disease. Moreover, oils users who do contract an infectious illness tend to recover faster than those using antibiotics.
The complex chemistry of essential oils make them ideal for killing and preventing the spread of bacteria, since microorganism have a difficult time mutating in the presence of so many different anti-septic compounds. At the March 2000 International Symposium in Grasse, France, Dr. Berangere Arnal-Schnebelen presented a paper
showing the anti-bacterial properties of essential oils against several infectious agents. Spanish oregano and cinnamon essential oils tested at above 95% efficiency against Candida albicians, E.Coli, and a Streptococcus strain. This is significant as we face life-threatening, drug-resistant viruses and bacteria.
The Essential Oils of ravensara, melissa, oregano, mountain savory, clove, cumin, cistus, hyssop and frankincense are highly anti-bacterial and contain immune supportive properties that have been documented by many researchers, such as Daniel Penoel, MD and Pierre Franchomme. These oils are found in varying amounts in the immune support and anit-microbial essential oil blends.
To add this info which I feel is important when you are wanting to use essential oils for the first time. Make sure you have 100% pure therapeutic grade essential oil because if you don't this is what could happen. Young Livings are run through a number of test and are stamped with the AFNOR standard stating they are 100% pure therapeutic grade. Most over counter oils are adulterated and are not pure.
Essential oil may be labeled as "basil" and have a botanical name (Ocimun basilicum), but it can have a widely different therapeutic actions, depending on its chemistry. For example, basil high in linalool or fenchol is primarily used for its antiseptic properties. However, basil high in methyl chavicol is more anti-inflammatory than antiseptic and is anti-spasmodic. A third type, basil high in eugenol, has both anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effect.
Of even greater concern is the fact that some oils are adulterated, engineered or "extended" with the use of synthetic chemical. They can be very detrimental, causing rashes, burning, skin irritations, allergic reactions, and etc., besides being devoid of any therapeutic effects. For example , pure frankincense is often extended with
colorless, odorless solvents, such as diethyplhthalate or dipropylend glycol. The only way to distinguish the "authentic" from the "adulterated" is to subject the essential oil to rigorous analytical testing using state of-the-art gas chromatography, mass spectroscopy, and NMRI carbon testing. Also oils that are subjected to high heat and pressure have a distinctly simpler and inferior profile of chemical constituents, since excessive heat and temperature fractures and breaks down many of the delicate aromatic compounds within the oil--some of which are responsible for its therapeutic action. In addition, oils that are steam distilled are far different from those that are solvent extracted.
Lavender (Lavandula Angustifolia) has 187 constituents and synthetic lavender only has 4 constituents . How can you get any benefit from using over the counter lavender? Adulterated and mislabeled essential oils present dangers for consumers.
One woman who had heard of the ability of lavender oil to sooth burns, used lavender oil from a local health food store when she spilled boiling water on her arm. But the pain intensified and the burn worsened, so she later complained that lavender oil was worthless for soothing burns. When her "lavender" oil was analyzed, it was
found to be lavandin, a hybrid lavender that is chemically very different from pure Lavendula Angustifolia. Lavandin contains high levels of camphor (12-18%) and can itself burn the skin, which intensified her burn.. The Lavendula Angustifolia, contains virtually no camphor and has a burn soothing agent which is not found
in lavandin.
Here is another testimony I would like to share.
I thought you might be interested in an experience I had. Yesterday a co-worker got mixed up with a large grinder here at work. It peeled the hide off three of his fingers, one finger nail was ground clear through. I called Delene and had her bring the lavender over. He wasn't sure he wanted to put it on because it might burn. I told him that if anything it would take the burn out of the burn. We applied it and it really helped. The pain was mostly gone and the stiffness went out of it. I applied the lavender about once an hour and as he was going home offered the bottle. His response was, that's ok, we have some at home. I explained that the training I had, had warned us about some of the "cheap" lavenders and what they did to burns. He assured me that he had "good" stuff and left.
This morning as soon as he got here he looked me up. Seems like his "lavender" isn't the good stuff. He said that when he put it on it about set his hand on fire.
He has to fly out to Washington state tomorrow and says he is going to stop at the farm on the way and get some "good" lavender. Keith Bartholomew
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Now one last thing I would like to share with you is that distilling Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils is an art.
Take for instance in the distillation of therapeutic essential oils. It is very crucial that they are distilled at low temperature and low pressure or it will fracture the molecule. When that happens then you no longer have therapeutic essential oil. Also the length of time in distilling is very important. Let talk about Cypress.
Cypress `: Has 280 properties. If it is distilled for 20 hours you only get 20 of the 280 properties. If distilled for 26 hours you get 0 properties. But if distilled 24 hour, which is the correct length of time for distilling cypress to have 100% pure therapeutic grade essential oil, you will then get the full 280 properties. Most distillers distill cypress for 3 1/2 hours. So are you going to get any value out of cypress that has
been distilled for 3 1/2 hours???? No your not!!!!!
That is why it is important to tell your people the difference between pure therapeutic essential oil verse other oils. They can say they are pure, which they have the right, if there is one drop of pure oil in the bottle. But most of the time when you ask how it was distilled they can not tell you.
The plant material should also be free of herbicides and other chemicals. These can react with the essential oil during distillation to produce toxic compounds. Because many pesticides are oil-soluble, they can also mix
into the essential oil. This is why when Gary is buying from other companies he goes and see how they distill and make sure that they are grown in virgin soil so the we get the purest therapeutic grade essential oils. And if it isn’t, he doesn’t buy it. Also when the oils come in they go through the AFNOR/ISO Standards . (Association French Normalization Organization Regulation) or ISO certification. This standard is more stringent and differentiates true therapeutic--grade essential oils from similar Grade A essential oils with inferior chemistry. The AFNOR standard was written by a team headed up by the government certified botanical chemist /and Doctor Casabinca. Dr. Casabianca introduced these standards into North American when he collaborated with Sue Chao at Young Living Essential Oils in 2000. When Young Living’s essential oils was calibrated according to the European standards. Dr. Casabianca combined his studies with other research scientists and other doctors to make sure that everyone who wants therapeutic grade oil will get therapeutic grade oil.
I hope this helps you all to understand the constituents a little bit and why it is so crucial to make sure you are using pure therapeutic grade essential oils.
Also I hope this helps you to understand why the God Of The Gods oil blend is so special to use to support the immune system during any serious illness. Enjoy your new blend God Of The Gods!!!!!!
Some resources to order Egyptian Gold Oil blend:
Nancy Sanderson, nsanders@wyoming.com Thank you Nancy S. for this information.
http://www.therapeutic-grade.com/products/blends/egyptianGold.html
http://dynamiclivingessentialoils.com/index.php?p=view_product&product_id=88
http://www.yleo-oils.com/blends.htm#egypt
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