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WE WERE ON THE NEWS!!!
We were recently featured on Channel 19 Action News highlighting the powerful uses of essential oils for immune support health. Please watch it here.
Thank you, Nichole Vrsansky for the great story!
Read the article below:
CHAGRIN FALLS, OH (WOIO) -Cold and flu season is here and we’re taking a closer look at alternative remedies to help fight off the bugs.
Essential oils have been around since ancient times, but they are making a strong resurgence. Sales are expected to top 11 billion dollars by 2022. So why the comeback and do they work?
A few little drops of essential oil in her water is part of Renee Shott's 'immune system pep-up' routine. She swears by it.
"I have not, knock on wood, been really sick in probably over a year," said Renee Shott, Meadowbrook Natural Wellness Center Owner.
The Wellness Center owner uses a blend called thieves, a combination of eucalyptus, rosemary and cinnamon.
"This is the life energy of the plant. The essential oil that comes through the plant is what keeps it healthy,” said Shott.
The FDA has been cracking down on essential oil companies, claiming that products are being marketed as unapproved drugs. The big issue is the claim that oils have 'healing' or 'curing' capabilities.
"They don't want people making medical claims, saying one of these oils will cure whatever problem you have," said Shott.
Shott thinks the increase in medical problems is the reason for this new found popularity with oils.
"I think people are looking to go back to nature, to make it more simple."
When looking for essential oils make sure it's labeled 100% pure on the bottle. Research the company it's from to make sure it's reputable. If there's an expiration date that could be a red flag that synthetic materials are in it.
Before you try essential oils, consult an expert first. Do your research because these oils are potent and you want to make sure you are using them properly.
Copyright 2015 WOIO. All rights reserved.
Renee C. Shott is a 2009 graduate of The National Institute of Massotherapy and hold a License in Massage Therapy from The State of Ohio Medical Board. She is a student of Aromahead Institute School of Essential Oils Studies and New Eden School of Natural Heath & Herbal Studies.
Essential oils, aromatherapy, massage therapy and bodywork are not a substitute for medical treatment. The statements made have not been evaluated by the FDA. The information shared is not intended nor implied to to diagnose, prescribe, or treat but for educational purposes only. Nothing said during the course of the interview, nor the broadcast, should be construed as medical advice. It is understood that the information provided should not be construed as a substitute for medical examination, diagnosis, or treatment and that one should see a physician, chiropractor, or other qualified medical specialist for any mental or physical ailment of which they are aware.
WE WERE ON THE NEWS!!!
We were recently featured on Channel 19 Action News highlighting the powerful uses of essential oils for immune support health. Please watch it here.
Thank you, Nichole Vrsansky for the great story!
Read the article below:
CHAGRIN FALLS, OH (WOIO) -Cold and flu season is here and we’re taking a closer look at alternative remedies to help fight off the bugs.
Essential oils have been around since ancient times, but they are making a strong resurgence. Sales are expected to top 11 billion dollars by 2022. So why the comeback and do they work?
A few little drops of essential oil in her water is part of Renee Shott's 'immune system pep-up' routine. She swears by it.
"I have not, knock on wood, been really sick in probably over a year," said Renee Shott, Meadowbrook Natural Wellness Center Owner.
The Wellness Center owner uses a blend called thieves, a combination of eucalyptus, rosemary and cinnamon.
"This is the life energy of the plant. The essential oil that comes through the plant is what keeps it healthy,” said Shott.
The FDA has been cracking down on essential oil companies, claiming that products are being marketed as unapproved drugs. The big issue is the claim that oils have 'healing' or 'curing' capabilities.
"They don't want people making medical claims, saying one of these oils will cure whatever problem you have," said Shott.
Shott thinks the increase in medical problems is the reason for this new found popularity with oils.
"I think people are looking to go back to nature, to make it more simple."
When looking for essential oils make sure it's labeled 100% pure on the bottle. Research the company it's from to make sure it's reputable. If there's an expiration date that could be a red flag that synthetic materials are in it.
Before you try essential oils, consult an expert first. Do your research because these oils are potent and you want to make sure you are using them properly.
Copyright 2015 WOIO. All rights reserved.
Renee C. Shott is a 2009 graduate of The National Institute of Massotherapy and hold a License in Massage Therapy from The State of Ohio Medical Board. She is a student of Aromahead Institute School of Essential Oils Studies and New Eden School of Natural Heath & Herbal Studies.
Essential oils, aromatherapy, massage therapy and bodywork are not a substitute for medical treatment. The statements made have not been evaluated by the FDA. The information shared is not intended nor implied to to diagnose, prescribe, or treat but for educational purposes only. Nothing said during the course of the interview, nor the broadcast, should be construed as medical advice. It is understood that the information provided should not be construed as a substitute for medical examination, diagnosis, or treatment and that one should see a physician, chiropractor, or other qualified medical specialist for any mental or physical ailment of which they are aware.
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