I bought some before the diagnosis and was looking online to buy a diffuser when I came across information specifically about Essential Oils and Parkinsons.
Have any of you used them? I bought mine from the company called Young Living which is supposed to sell the purest forms. I was just helping a friend get started in selling the line at the time and had no personal interest in PD. I find this interesting. Thank you for your replies.
How does the loss of the sense of smell in many PWP's fit in with this?
Like Paddyfields i have very liitle sense of smell left. I dont think i would be able to smell them.
Enjoy !!!
The benefits still reach your brain and muscles!!
we use a diffuser and usually have drops of peppermint or eucalyptus oil. we are not certain yet of the benefit to my wife and her PD but it certainly is a pleasant calmant for both of us in the house. Has one specific oil been identified by Young Living for PD?
There are several! Clarity, Acceptance, Gathering, Peace & Calming! Reply to me and we can take it from there!
Please see my post below. This person is trying to scam you.
Could you link the article about essential oils and PD please?
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Supplements & Essential Oils for Parkinson’s
Coenzyme Q10 (1,200 milligrams daily): A powerful antioxidant that can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Studies have shown that very low levels of coenzyme Q10 in the brain and blood of Parkinson’s patients. Mitochondria are responsible for the production of energy for our cells, but during production, a by-product of spare electrons is created. When these electrons escape the cell, they are known as free radicals that are responsible for oxidative damage to the brain and linked to cognitive problems. To combat the damage, every cell of the body contains a powerful antioxidant called coenzyme Q10, but people with high levels of oxidative damage can afford to consume even more. (8)
Vitamin C (750 milligrams 4x daily): Can be used as an antioxidant to prevent free radical damage. Also supports strong immune function.
Vitamin E (400 IU daily): An important antioxidant that supports the brain.
Green vegetable powder supplement: Make sure the formula includes spirulina, chlorella or wheatgrass to provide critical minerals and help with detoxification.
Omega-3 fish oil (1,000 milligrams daily): Helps reduce inflammation and supports neurological health.
Vitamin D: To maintain bone health, make sure your diet includes plenty of calcium and vitamin D. People who are over the age of 50 should consume 1,500 milligrams of calcium daily along with at least 800 IU of vitamin D (from the sun, foods, and supplements). (9)
Essential oils for Parkinson’s: Using essential oils may effectively reduce and calm some of the symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease such as depression, sleep trouble, skin inflammation and digestive issues. Helichrysum and frankincense oil have been shown to reduce inflammation of the brain, and vetiver oil has been found to reduce tremors. Rub 2 drops frankincense, helichrysum and vetiver oil on the temples and neck 2x daily or put 2 drops of frankincense on the roof of the
This is COMPLETE FICTION promoted by LIARS trying to sell this worthless garbage. Please see my post below.
Could you please include the info that you came across?
I don't know about essential oils and healing. But it is well researched that smells affect us very deeply with regard to mood. The part of the brain responsible is one of the earlier parts to have developed.
But here was a game changer for us. This difuser uses high frequency vibration to difuse the oil. It works better than any other kind I have used and the tank is big. So it runs for many yours.
I shall follow this thread with interest
Thanks
You can also take them internally. just put them in a gel cap. you can get those online
YOU MOST CERTAINLY CANNOT TAKE THEM INTERNALLY!!!
They are not manufactured to food grade standards.
Some ma be diluted in oils not fit for internal consumption.some may smell nice, Sandelwood, Pine etc but are unsuitable for consumption.
Additionally there may be other additives.
Telephone any high quality producer and they will tell you never, ever consume them internally.
Please, your advice is unsound and even dangerous.
I have used them for about 6 months, and the benefit is subtle, temporary, but good... I find they soothe my stress which in turns soothes my tremor and my mind. I love frankincense. It is wonderfully grounding. I had researched essential oils and made a blend for myself which includes frank,. lavender, basil, vetiver, and sage. I keep it in my pocketbook and car for whenever I need to 'take it down a notch', and for after exercise when I am more shakey. Young Living also makes a blend for this general purpose, which I like. (I am not affiliated with any essential oil company) Anyone else have any experience with EO use?
oh, and I don't use a diffuser. I just apply to my skin.
either way, they get into your blood stream.
Do you use an oil like jojoba or coconut oil to help your skin absorb the oils? You can make the oils last longer that way, too?
You can use lavender oil caps by Integrative Therapeutics....incredibly calming. Can't take anti anxiety drugs and this calms within 30 minutes.
Hello. I am a fan of the oils. I use them for their fragrance in my home made lotions, oil scrubs and lip balms. The lavender is very helpful in healing burns, cuts, bites, etc. My massages are always done with several different oils and they
help to relax, soothe and calm stiff muscles. Make sure that you buy the book that goes along with them as it will tell you which oils to use for certain things.
I am going to try this and experimenting and see how well this works and what not
I use Young Living oils to support my immune system and promote overall well being. While YL representatives cannot prescribe or diagnose any conditions, you can diffuse, inhale or topically apply a variety of oils to help your overall health and it may help some of your symptoms. Helichrysum, lavender, peppermint, cedarwood, myrrh, basil sandalwood and rosewood are among the recommended single oils. Blends like Peace and calming, valor and brain power may also be helpful.
Thanks for the reply. Are all the individual oils and the blends that you listed in your post ones that you use for your husband or for you? If you have specific ones that have been helpful for symptoms your husband has with his Parkinson's that could be helpful to me, as well, for my husband
Many thanks.
unfortunately, my husband passed away before I learned about essential oils. He did not die from PD or a complication of it. I wish I had known about them because I would have tried anything to make him feel better. The oils I mentioned are in my reference book specifically for PD. Personally I use E-N-R-Gee and endoflex to support my thyroid and help reduce my anxiety. I often use Peace and Calming for days when I am especially nervous/anxious. I use RC when I have a cough and Thieves cleaners in my home. I also use others depending on what is going on in my life.
I wish I could advise you better. Perhaps your friend who got you started has a reference book and can copy the pages for you.
I am truly sorry about your husband. I so appreciate the information and the oils you mention for specific issues. You have already helped me. I hope you continue to have success with their use. God Bless.
All of this is a big ole set-up to try to sell you overpriced useless oils. Why on EARTH would this person be dropping in here after her mysteriously dead husband is gone? Gurl, you being hustled.
I didn't know your husband passed. I'm so sorry to hear it.
This person is a typical peddler of the worthless essential oils sold at five times their price anywhere else by DoTerra and Young Living.
They are both scam Mormon multilevel marketing companies notorious for claiming completely unfounded miraculous results with severe illnesses.
Their big move is to drop into an online group and ask an "innocent question," then start lying.
1. Essential oils do NOTHING to help Parkinson's patients, or any kind of patients.
2. Even if you are stupid enough to believe essential do anything but give off scent, you can buy them all over the place at 10 to 20% of the prices charged by these evil hucksters.
Please don't encourage these awful predators. And please chase them out of other Parkinson's groups you're in.
We are here to help one another. These people are here to sell you overpriced garbage.
Appreciate ur input and opinion.
I joined Just to reply to this.
Aromatherapy is a Science, studied for many of years by Scientists who specialize in the 1% of plants that produce an essential oil for health & wellness benefits. Oils have been used for centuries, starting with indigenous cultures for wellness, & it worked so well they actually documented their findings for continued use.
Although you can find oils everywhere these days, not all oils are created equally, so spending more on purity is where you'll experience the most benefit. Although my Grandmother was just diagnosed (today, in fact) I cannot offer personal use experiences for Parkinson's, but I do live with IBS & through the use of CTPG oils, I rarely suffer these days.
I encourage the use of oils for any ailment & I will integrate all CTPG oils found to help with the effects of PD into my Grandmother's daily routine.
I encourage you to research the Science surrounding essential oils & check out the newly published Scientific Journals submitted by John Hopkins University on their recent findings. You, too, can benefit from CTPG oils.
You are parroting the lies of multi-level marketing scammers who guilt their unfortunate friends and relatives into buying worthless essential oils from Doterra and Young Living at insanely high prices. For shame. I see oil pushers invading Parkinson's groups all over the place, offering completely false hope. Again, for shame, and go pick on people who are not fighting progressive diseases.
Hi hcandreas
I don't know why your post popped up in my email. I follow a different HU group.
However as someone who does value essential oils I would say that in no way is it a science. There are few studies about its effectiveness and those that have been done are on such small groups of people they don't meet scientific standards. Your John Hopkins study might be an exception - do you have a ling for the study please?
livescience.com/52080-essen...
Additionally because something is old does not mean that it is effective. Consider the thousands of years of using herbs to treat wounds for infection against antibiotics.
And, why are you promoting just one brand? I guess you are involved with that company?
Sincerely
Kevin
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