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Essential oils have long been held in high regard by proponents of complementary and alternative medicine. The fact that they’re becoming more widely available (and some claim they have health benefits) means they’re becoming more common.
How to choose the right form of essential oil?
It’s common for companies to make claims about the purity and quality of their oils. These terms, on the other hand, aren’t agreed upon by everyone and have no real meaning. Because essential oils are products of an unregulated industry, the quality and composition of these oils can greatly differ.
To ensure you’re only using high-quality oils, keep these suggestions in mind:
- Premium Quality – When it comes to essential oils, the purest ones are those that have undergone the least amount of processing during extraction. Choose an essential oil that has been extracted without the use of chemicals, such as one that was obtained through the distillation process or mechanical cold pressing.
- Pure form – Make sure that the oil doesn’t contain any additives or synthetic oils; only aromatic plant compounds should be used in this case. Instead of using terms like “essential oil of lavender,” pure oils are more likely to use the plant’s botanical name.
- Trust – Buy from an established company with a history of producing high-quality goods.
What is the mechanism of action of essential oils?
For aromatherapy, essential oils are most commonly inhaled through a variety of methods.
To use essential oils, you must dilute them with water. Essential oils contain chemicals that can interact with your body in a variety of ways. Some plant chemicals are absorbed into the skin when they are applied topically.
Certain methods of application are thought to enhance absorption, such as using heat or applying it to different parts of the body.
The limbic system, a part of your brain that influences your emotions, behaviors, sense of smell, and long-term memory, can be stimulated by inhaling essential oil aromas.
A fascinating fact is that the limbic system plays an important role in the formation of memories. As a result, it may be possible to understand why certain smells elicit memories or feelings.
There are several unconsciously controlled physiological functions controlled by the limbic system as well. As a result, some believe that essential oils have a direct impact on the human body.