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Is it really true that you can measure the frequency of essential

oils? I have read in different places where they measured the human

body and also have measured essential oils. The thought being that

essential oils can raise the frequency of our bodies and bring us to

higher levels of being and thinking. Does anyone believe this or know

where I can read more reliable sources other than Young Living

Essential oils. Thanks for any info.

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There are no reliable sources as this concept is invented hogwash. I

believe the idea was first developed by a French con artist from where

it was picked up and spread like a cancer throughout aromatherapy.

That is where the confidence trickster Gary Young picked up the idea from.

 

The concept cannot possibly be valid because an essential oil is made

up of hundreds of molecules each with its own vibrational frequency.

Therefore, any oil is an amalgum of those frequencies. In addition,

genuine natural oils vary like crazy batch to batch. Therefore you

cannot possibly atribute any specific therapeutic actions to a given

oil based on this invented philosophy.

 

Martin Watt

http://www.aromamedical.com

, " quinnsmom56 " <badgeer wrote:

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> Is it really true that you can measure the frequency of essential

> oils? I have read in different places where they measured the human

> body and also have measured essential oils. The thought being that

> essential oils can raise the frequency of our bodies and bring us to

> higher levels of being and thinking. Does anyone believe this or know

> where I can read more reliable sources other than Young Living

> Essential oils. Thanks for any info.

>

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Martin,

Since everything has a vibrational frequency couldn't it be at least a little

true?? Like in Biblical times, what was the reason a person's head was greased

with oil, could it be to raise their frequency hence raising their

spirituality?? I have heard Glenda Green speak of this as well. Most info on the

internet is indeed linked to Gary Young (not a fan of his) but it seems some of

it could be true?? Who is this person in Cheny WA at Eastern WA University, I

think his name is Bruce Taino?? Does he have any credibility??

Thanks....Caroline

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sat, 4 Aug 2007 4:42 am

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There are no reliable sources as this concept is invented hogwash. I

 

believe the idea was first developed by a French con artist from where

 

it was picked up and spread like a cancer throughout aromatherapy.

 

That is where the confidence trickster Gary Young picked up the idea from.

 

 

 

The concept cannot possibly be valid because an essential oil is made

 

up of hundreds of molecules each with its own vibrational frequency.

 

Therefore, any oil is an amalgum of those frequencies. In addition,

 

genuine natural oils vary like crazy batch to batch. Therefore you

 

cannot possibly atribute any specific therapeutic actions to a given

 

oil based on this invented philosophy.

 

 

 

Martin Watt

 

http://www.aromamedical.com

 

, " quinnsmom56 " <badgeer wrote:

 

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> Is it really true that you can measure the frequency of essential

 

> oils? I have read in different places where they measured the human

 

> body and also have measured essential oils. The thought being that

 

> essential oils can raise the frequency of our bodies and bring us to

 

> higher levels of being and thinking. Does anyone believe this or know

 

> where I can read more reliable sources other than Young Living

 

> Essential oils. Thanks for any info.

 

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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