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Lemon oil has some great detoxing and healing properties, and combined with some fresh orange juice, frozen pineapple and mango, and a little stevia you can make a refreshing, healing lemon drink! We ... View MoreLemon oil has some great detoxing and healing properties, and combined with some fresh orange juice, frozen pineapple and mango, and a little stevia you can make a refreshing, healing lemon drink! We don’t normally sweeten things, but when we do, we use stevia which is a great low glycemic, diabetic-friendly alternative sweetener. Stevia is an herb with a very pungent flavor, but when it is flavored it is wonderful. It is a great alternative sweetener for diabetics and cancer patients. THE HEALING POWER OF LEMON OIL Lemon is such a healing plant. Its rind is one of the richest sources of d-limonene, which is one of the most common cancer-fighting terpenes in nature. Additionally, we know that d-limonene can help: Boost immunity Reverse liver and pancreas damage Kill pathogens and acts as a food preservative Aid in weight loss Decrease stress Promote restful sleep REFRESHING HEALING LEMON OIL COOLER This drink was formulated to include the naturally occurring d-limonene that you can find in the lemon rind which is what is used to make lemon essential oil. HEALING LEMON OIL COOLER Serves: 2 Ingredients 16 ounces sparkling water 2-3 eye droppers full liquid vanilla creame flavored stevia (to taste) ½ whole orange* 3 drops lemon essential oil https://hbnaturals.com/lemon.asp?site=850171 1 cup ice ¼ cup frozen pineapple ¼ cup frozen mango Mint sprigs to garnish on top Instructions Blend until smooth. Garnish with mint. Notes *lime juice and lime oil can substitute as well as orange juice and orange oil. Pro-Tip – We recommend using a glass-bodied blender so essential oils won’t discolor the plastic. If you use a Vitamix or other plastic blender you may find the EOs stain the plastic. You can help avoid this by adding essential oil in the last step or in each cup individually. Please note that I'm sharing articles that I feel helpful. Here at Heart & Body Naturals education a priority. It is in looking for answers that the founders launched the company in the first place. We believe it is your right and responsibility to educate yourself in the arena of health and medical knowledge, to seek helpful information, and to make use of it for your own benefit and for that of your family. You are the one responsible for your health. In order to make decisions in all health matters, you must educate yourself and take responsibility for your health decisions. We do want to be perfectly clear... the statements made on this web site or in any Heart & Body Naturals literature or presentations have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Heart & Body Naturals' products are not intended to diagnose, prevent, treat, or cure any disease. The information on our web sites, in literature, and in presentations is not intended as medical advice and is not intended to replace the relationship you have with your primary healthcare provider. Any decisions you make about your food or supplement choices should be made with the one-on-one help of a qualified healthcare provider. If you have a medical condition, see your physician of choice before starting this program

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According to Dr. Jean Valnet, when tested against other Essential Oils for airborne germs, Lemon came out as the number one disinfectant for the air.

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How To Make Essential Oils At Home | Homesteading Skills What You’ll Need: Flowers or plant parts to extract (in this case rose petals) 120-proof vodka... View MoreHow To Make Essential Oils At Home | Homesteading Skills What You’ll Need: Flowers or plant parts to extract (in this case rose petals) 120-proof vodka Clear quart glass jar with a lid Small dark-colored bottle Porcelain-coated strainer Small glass bowl Tight-weave cheesecloth A spoon and medicine dropper Step 1: Prepare Your Choice of Plant You can use any kind of plant, from herbs, scented flowers, to fruits. It all depends on the plant essence you want to be extracted. In this tutorial, we will be using roses. The more homegrown roses you have, the better. You’ll need pounds and pounds of plant material to make a small amount of essence. Prepare the roses by using a dehydrator to evaporate their natural water content. The roses will be ready when they start to wilt. Step 2: Prepare the Jar Prepare jars and fill them with rose petals. Pour vodka into the jar until the petals are submerged. Place the jar in a dark corner of the kitchen cupboard where it can sit undisturbed at room temperature. About three times a day, take the jar out and give it a good shake for several minutes. Repeat daily until you see the roses losing color, which could take up to a weeks Step 3: Straining Vodka Solution Wearing protective gloves, take out the jar and prepare to strain. Strain out the plant material from the vodka by using a porcelain-coated strainer. Be careful not to spill any amount of liquid. Shake the roses into the cheesecloth and squeeze it out by hand to get every last bit of vodka out. By this time, the vodka will smell terrible but don’t worry, that’s normal. Step 4: Repeat Soaking Process Using the same vodka, repeat the rose soaking method several more times with a new batch of rose petals. Make sure not to waste vodka when straining. If needed, you can add a little more vodka to make sure the rose petals are submerged. The more you do this, you will be able to extract more of the essential oils. Step 5: Storing Vodka Solution Once you’re done with the rose soaking, strain as usual. But this time, return the vodka into the quart glass and seal it. Put it in the dark corner of the cupboard again, leaving it undisturbed for a day or two. By this time, you will see some separation starting to occur. The vodka will separate from the essential oils and other plant matter. You are here: Home / Projects / Homemade Products / How To Make Essential Oils At Home | Homesteading Skills How To Make Essential Oils At Home | Homesteading Skills Reading Time: 6 minutes By Jayson Matthews 32 Comments Learn how to make essential oils at home and discover more amazing benefits you can get from these natural wonders. We will give you a thorough guide plus the best tips and tricks in making essential oils at home using dried herbs and other plants. We will be extracting the essence of your favorite herbs and flowers right in the comfort of your kitchen! In this article: How to Make Essential Oils What You Need to Know When Making Essential Oils Mood-Boosting Essential Oils 5 Ways to Use Essential Oils RELATED: The Homesteader’s Secret Essential Thieves Oil Recipe Learn How to Make Essential Oils Like a True Homesteader Click here to jump to the infographic. How to Make Essential Oils There are three methods to get essential oils. These are extraction, distillation, and expression. The distillation process is the most complicated. It requires specialized equipment and careful monitoring. As for the expression method, the product is not usually classified as an essential oil. This leaves us with the extraction method. In this tutorial, we will try rose essential oil-making, so let’s get started! What You’ll Need: Flowers or plant parts to extract (in this case rose petals) 120-proof vodka Clear quart glass jar with a lid Small dark-colored bottle Porcelain-coated strainer Small glass bowl Tight-weave cheesecloth A spoon and medicine dropper Step 1: Prepare Your Choice of Plant You can use any kind of plant, from herbs, scented flowers, to fruits. It all depends on the plant essence you want to be extracted. In this tutorial, we will be using roses. The more homegrown roses you have, the better. You’ll need pounds and pounds of plant material to make a small amount of essence. Prepare the roses by using a dehydrator to evaporate their natural water content. The roses will be ready when they start to wilt. Step 2: Prepare the Jar Prepare jars and fill them with rose petals. Pour vodka into the jar until the petals are submerged. Place the jar in a dark corner of the kitchen cupboard where it can sit undisturbed at room temperature. About three times a day, take the jar out and give it a good shake for several minutes. Repeat daily until you see the roses losing color, which could take up to a week. RELATED: Homemade Air Freshener with Essential Oils Step 3: Straining Vodka Solution Wearing protective gloves, take out the jar and prepare to strain. Strain out the plant material from the vodka by using a porcelain-coated strainer. Be careful not to spill any amount of liquid. Shake the roses into the cheesecloth and squeeze it out by hand to get every last bit of vodka out. By this time, the vodka will smell terrible but don’t worry, that’s normal. Step 4: Repeat Soaking Process Using the same vodka, repeat the rose soaking method several more times with a new batch of rose petals. Make sure not to waste vodka when straining. If needed, you can add a little more vodka to make sure the rose petals are submerged. The more you do this, you will be able to extract more of the essential oils. Step 5: Storing Vodka Solution Once you’re done with the rose soaking, strain as usual. But this time, return the vodka into the quart glass and seal it. Put it in the dark corner of the cupboard again, leaving it undisturbed for a day or two. By this time, you will see some separation starting to occur. The vodka will separate from the essential oils and other plant matter. Step 6: Freeze Solution Place the jar in the freezer. This is the cool part–vodka does not freeze. So, only the essential oils and other plant materials will solidify. Step 7: Strain Solution Now, you will have to move fast with extra caution before the essential oil melts. You will need a piece of cheesecloth laid inside a glass bowl. Use another piece of cheesecloth secured around a clear canning jar so it dips inside the neck. You will also need another small glass bowl and a small dark bottle which will hold the essential oil. Have a spoon and dropper ready as well. Step 8: Harvest Essential Oils Remove the jar from the freezer. Skim the gunky plant material off the vodka and place it on top of the cheesecloth laid inside the bowl. Pour the vodka into the other glass jar with the loose cheesecloth. Move quickly to pick out any frozen bits using a dropper and place them inside the small dark bottle. The frozen bits are the essential oils

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How to Make Essential Oils? | Essential Oil Benefits | Making essential oils, Homemade essential oils, Essential oil benefits

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Mar 18, 2019 - Do you want to make your own essential oils at home? Stop searching, just come to us for detailed description on how to make the most popular 25 essential oils.

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