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Medicine of the Future - 100% Pure Chemotyped Plant Oils

Key Words

Plant oils (PO), Antibacterial, Antiviral, Antifungal, Antiparasitic, Liver, Kidney, Lymphatic system detoxification, Chemotyped PO

Oils from plants are typically associated with aromatherapy. Known as “essential oils,” they are used topically or inhaled (for example, as a mist or added to bath water). However, I want to share with you the healing benefits of plant oils when used internally. Properly prepared, chemotyped plant oils used at the right dosage can be taken long term for prevention of disease, and used short term in a higher dosage for specific healing benefits. Chemotyped plant oils (CPO) refers to the process of identifying and classifying a plant oil based on the specific molecules that it contains in the highest concentrations. A plant’s “chemical makeup” – that is, the specific type and ratio of compounds it contains – is highly influenced by climate, soil, plant exposure to sun and water, and when it was harvested. The same species of plant grown under different conditions can contain very different compounds, some of which can be beneficial for health and some of which have no value or can even be harmful. A chemotyped plant oil has been analyzed by scientific testing to verify what compounds it contains and that it is safe for internal use. There are thousands of known plant oils but only about 300 are commonly used today.

Where do we get plant oils?
Plant oils are highly concentrated and potent oils extracted from plants, leaves, flowers, roots, buds, twigs, rhizomes, bark, seeds and fruits. Plant oils are found in special glands or cells. Each has its very own blueprint (fingerprint) that is absolutely unique and consistent to only that plant. For example, there are 3,000 species of eucalyptus but the fingerprint of each one of these species is created by the energy of the sun, the soil, climate, geographical territory, air and water which gives each one of these 3,000 species a unique identity and beneficial healing properties. The same species of plant can produce an essential oil with different properties depending on whether it was grown on dry or damp earth, at high or low altitude or even in hot or cold climates. Most plant oils are obtained by distillation, or the use of steam under low pressure. The process consists of making steam pass through a tank filled with aromatic plants or by mechanical processing of citrus rinds.

Plant oils are the most concentrated extract available from plant material. Rose oil, for example, uses 4,000 kilos to produce 1 liter (33 fluid ounces) of essential oil. The amount of rose bushes required for this would cover 2 ½ acres. To make 1 liter of clove oil requires 7 kilos of clove buds. It is this high concentration that makes them so powerful. One drop of plant oil can be equivalent to thousands of milligrams of a dry powdered botanical extract and consist of 200-300 different molecules. In contrast, a synthetic drug is one single molecule. Because they are made up of so many different molecules, plant oils, therefore, can work in a number of different ways to promote healing and be effective for a dozen different conditions, whereas a drug typically is directed to one pathway and for one indication.

The Healing Properties of Chemotyped Plant Oils
Chemotyped plant oils are truly an excellent form of holistic therapy. Let me give you examples of some of the most powerful plant oil formulas that you can either blend yourself or look for a blended essential oil complex in a softgel capsule in your health food store. Keep in mind that plant oils are very powerful and need not be used in high dosages long-term to be effective. You are using a highly concentrated, oil soluble, molecular complex. This dosage schedule should be adhered to for all the blended plant oil formulas that I describe.

Sleep
Plant oils: Blend of Majoram (Origanum majorana), Lavender (Lavendula angustifolia), Mandarin (Citrus reticulata zeste), Ravintsara (Cinnamomum camphora), Lemon Verbena (Lippia citriodora)

Why: This combination of plant oils promotes sleep without causing grogginess or drowsiness the next day. Lavender is particularly well known as a sleep enhancer. Use this formula when traveling, when over-tired, or when stress or tension interferes with sleep.