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Location: Bandera, TX | Nevertooold - 2014-08-03 2:37 PM
ruggedchica - 2014-08-03 7:36 AM Â I like to diffuse YL's Stress Away and Lavendar. Â Really helps me sleep through the night.
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For whatever reason...I can't handle the smell of the majority of the oils. We tried the Lavender in the diffuser at night and both times I had to get up and turn it off. I wonder why that is?Â
I can't stand Lavendar either... |
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Location: MT | Nevertooold - 2014-08-03 1:37 PM ruggedchica - 2014-08-03 7:36 AM I like to diffuse YL's Stress Away and Lavendar. Really helps me sleep through the night.
For whatever reason...I can't handle the smell of the majority of the oils. We tried the Lavender in the diffuser at night and both times I had to get up and turn it off. I wonder why that is?
I have a friend who is like that too. She is really sensitive to smells...and tastes too. She can't handle food with much seasoning on it at all. The oils were too strong for her sense of smell.
Have you tried diffusing the lemon or lemongrass? They are milder smells in the diffuser.
Maybe you've got an ultra good sniffer!
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Location: MT | Rockyroad - 2014-08-02 1:55 PM Nevertooold - 2014-08-02 10:40 AM JMac - 2014-08-02 10:53 AM Is there a difference in strength or function between the DoTerra oils and the Young Living oils? I've been told that DoTerra uses some synthetics in their oils and Living Young is all pure. Living Young grows all of their own plants to make their oils. A friend of mine went out west and actually helped with a harvest of one of their plants. They have fields all over the world.
Living Young began in 1993 while Doterra started in 2008.
No matter what brand you use, there are some wonderful healing properties to the oils.
Neither have synthetics, some of the DoTerra oils have gone through more distillations than the Young Livings.
They are both good products.
Edited by ruggedchica 2014-08-03 6:02 PM
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | ruggedchica - 2014-08-03 5:56 PM Nevertooold - 2014-08-03 1:37 PM ruggedchica - 2014-08-03 7:36 AM I like to diffuse YL's Stress Away and Lavendar. Really helps me sleep through the night.
For whatever reason...I can't handle the smell of the majority of the oils. We tried the Lavender in the diffuser at night and both times I had to get up and turn it off. I wonder why that is?
Have you tried diffusing the lemon or lemongrass? They are milder smells in the diffuser.
Maybe you've got an ultra good sniffer!
I can handle the lemon and Purification in our diffuser. I can use the Thieves hand cleaner. Peace and calming turns my stomach. It wasn't very calming..LOL |
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| I don't care for lavender, peace and calm or the joy blend, either but I love sandalwood, if you saw me sniffing it you would think I was huffing paint or something,lol. My horse doesn't like lavender either but loves his basil. I have another horse that when you offer oils he snorts and looks at you like you're trying to poison him, so I haven't used any on him. |
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Location: MT | Nevertooold - 2014-08-03 5:03 PM ruggedchica - 2014-08-03 5:56 PM Nevertooold - 2014-08-03 1:37 PM ruggedchica - 2014-08-03 7:36 AM I like to diffuse YL's Stress Away and Lavendar. Really helps me sleep through the night.
For whatever reason...I can't handle the smell of the majority of the oils. We tried the Lavender in the diffuser at night and both times I had to get up and turn it off. I wonder why that is?
Have you tried diffusing the lemon or lemongrass? They are milder smells in the diffuser.
Maybe you've got an ultra good sniffer!
Joy does the same thing to my stomach. Not so joyful! |
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Location: MT | GLP - 2014-08-03 5:14 PM I don't care for lavender, peace and calm or the joy blend, either but I love sandalwood, if you saw me sniffing it you would think I was huffing paint or something,lol. My horse doesn't like lavender either but loves his basil. I have another horse that when you offer oils he snorts and looks at you like you're trying to poison him, so I haven't used any on him.
I don't care for the Joy. I really like Valor though! |
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Location: NW MT | Nevertooold - 2014-08-02 3:32 PM
Rockyroad - 2014-08-02 2:55 PM Nevertooold - 2014-08-02 10:40 AM JMac - 2014-08-02 10:53 AM Is there a difference in strength or function between the DoTerra oils and the Young Living oils? I've been told that DoTerra uses some synthetics in their oils and Living Young is all pure. Living Young grows all of their own plants to make their oils. A friend of mine went out west and actually helped with a harvest of one of their plants. They have fields all over the world.Â
Living Young began in 1993 while Doterra started in 2008.
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No matter what brand you use, there are some wonderful healing properties to the oils.Â
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NEVER!! LOL
There were more claims that were disputed too between the 2 companies, but from what I've heard, they were settled.
I can't handle the "flowery" oils ... they do my allergies in! I use the On Guard, Breathe & Frankincense the most I would say.
And the comment about being a distributor - YEP, agree w/NTO - I think anyone that signs up with either company is a distributor - that is the part I am not thrilled with since both are pyramid companies. |
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Location: **Cactus Country down in South Texas*** | I am a dealer for doterra, my friends horse has been lame for two years and has spent tons of $$$$$ on getting himn sound we started him on Marjoram and lemongrass, and also have started him on digest zen for his stomach. He is now sound with in 30 days and getting in shape as we speak. Our vet was speacless when he looked at him. Also has a healty coat on him with a mane finally growing !!!!!! he has never had a mane since he was born till now, always looked like someone chewed it off. I use oils on all my animals and myself. |
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Location: **Cactus Country down in South Texas*** | Our oils are all pure, and are all grown by us as well. I have used youngliving oils before I have used doterra, and I find doterra to be more effective in my opion. but in the end they are both benifial to what ever you are using them for. |
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Schnoodle Lover
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Location: **Cactus Country down in South Texas*** | Terrashield is great for flyspray !!! love that stuff. |
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Texas Taco
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Location: Bandera, TX | CashNOut - 2014-08-04 4:25 PM I am a dealer for doterra, my friends horse has been lame for two years and has spent tons of $$$$$ on getting himn sound we started him on Marjoram and lemongrass, and also have started him on digest zen for his stomach. He is now sound with in 30 days and getting in shape as we speak. Our vet was speacless when he looked at him. Also has a healty coat on him with a mane finally growing !!!!!! he has never had a mane since he was born till now, always looked like someone chewed it off. I use oils on all my animals and myself.
Do you feed the oils or topical? |
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Location: **Cactus Country down in South Texas*** | GoMistyGo - 2014-08-04 7:23 PM
CashNOut - 2014-08-04 4:25 PM I am a dealer for doterra, my friends horse has been lame for two years and has spent tons of $$$$$ on getting himn sound we started him on Marjoram and lemongrass, and also have started him on digest zen for his stomach. He is now sound with in 30 days and getting in shape as we speak. Our vet was speacless when he looked at him. Also has a healty coat on him with a mane finally growing !!!!!! he has never had a mane since he was born till now, always looked like someone chewed it off. I use oils on all my animals and myself.
 Do you feed the oils or topical?
Bothe, I feed the lemongrass and marjoram. Anything with a supplement label on the bottle is good for internal use. I recommend the book "Modern Essentials" it has everything ! I have tons of recipes. |
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Location: **Cactus Country down in South Texas*** | There is a recipe we call " liquid xynax " for human horse. Great for stress or anxiety.
I love all the doterra products , I have started using there shampoo and conditioner and love it! There toothe paste is great as we'll. |
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Location: Texas | CashNOut - 2014-08-05 12:46 AM
GoMistyGo - 2014-08-04 7:23 PM
CashNOut - 2014-08-04 4:25 PM I am a dealer for doterra, my friends horse has been lame for two years and has spent tons of $$$$$ on getting himn sound we started him on Marjoram and lemongrass, and also have started him on digest zen for his stomach. He is now sound with in 30 days and getting in shape as we speak. Our vet was speacless when he looked at him. Also has a healty coat on him with a mane finally growing !!!!!! he has never had a mane since he was born till now, always looked like someone chewed it off. I use oils on all my animals and myself.
 Do you feed the oils or topical?
Bothe, I feed the lemongrass and marjoram. Anything with a supplement label on the bottle is good for internal use. I recommend the book "Modern Essentials" it has everything ! I have tons of recipes.
Is there a manual/book with equine recipes? |
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I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | CashNOut - 2014-08-04 11:51 PM There is a recipe we call " liquid xynax " for human horse. Great for stress or anxiety. I love all the doterra products , I have started using there shampoo and conditioner and love it! There toothe paste is great as we'll.
Can you share this recipe? |
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Location: lost in missouri | Got any suggestions on what would be good for pain? human back pain, hip pain and leg pain. I have never messed with the oils before but you guys have me curious if there is something out there to help me. |
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Location: Kentucky | cowgirlchic - 2014-08-03 10:53 AM
I have been using the oils for a while now and have had great results. I ONLY use Young Living (I'm a distributor now too) and that's all I will ever use.Â
I have a torn meniscus, and was taking hydrocodone every day. I use YL's Panaway and have not taken a hydrocodone since last October.
I also suffer from PCOS and I use the Progessence Plus every day.Â
If anyone is interested in the full list of oils that I use daily and why I use them, I would be more than happy to help, as well as answer any questions. I have not taken any prescriptions, over the counter meds, etc. since I started using YL oils.
Please message me :) |
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| pinky pie - 2014-08-05 2:40 PM cowgirlchic - 2014-08-03 10:53 AM I have been using the oils for a while now and have had great results. I ONLY use Young Living (I'm a distributor now too) and that's all I will ever use.
I have a torn meniscus, and was taking hydrocodone every day. I use YL's Panaway and have not taken a hydrocodone since last October.
I also suffer from PCOS and I use the Progessence Plus every day.
If anyone is interested in the full list of oils that I use daily and why I use them, I would be more than happy to help, as well as answer any questions. I have not taken any prescriptions, over the counter meds, etc. since I started using YL oils. Please message me : )
Sent you a message. :) |
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The Famous Hot Wing Chicken Girl
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| redracinmo - 2014-08-05 2:38 PM Got any suggestions on what would be good for pain? human back pain, hip pain and leg pain. I have never messed with the oils before but you guys have me curious if there is something out there to help me.
I use Panaway and that is what has completely gotten me off my pain meds. I also use peppermint. Peppermint is one of my favorites. |
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