My sweetie (my wife June) had breast cancer a few years ago and we opted 1) to have a lymph-ectomy (mistake) and later 2) radiation (good decision). Regardless of whether it was a mistake we did it and result is that she has to be very careful about not injuring her right arm. Last summer and fall she burned herself on our oven three times, one of them very seriously.

She happened to go on an outing with several girl friends right after bad burn and in talking it over with them they decided to put therapeutic-grade lavender essential oil on burn. She could feel it healing immediately and in spite of this being a large burn (2” x 6”) it healed with only a very small scar, about size of a half-quarter (like a half-moon shape).

Non-therapeutic-grade lavender helped two previous burns as well. We have been using essential oils for several years, for rubs, for aromatherapy*, disinfecting and healing small cuts and abrasions, etc. But this was first time we had learned of its healing properties for burns. And was girls used was a much better grade of lavender than we had at home. We have since replaced all our oils with Young Living essential oils and find that they are much more powerful and a far superior grade.

It’s also interesting to note very modern history of aromatherapy* as documented below.

Niora® recognized over a decade ago relationship between acne and anti-aging and has compiled thousands of testimonials, and completed two studies on Alpha Clear. The connection between anti-aging and acne first became apparent in 1970's when two Dermatologists, Dr. Eugene Van Scott, and Dr. Albert Klingman begin investigating vitamin A as an alternative to benzoyl peroxide for treatment of acne. The basis of most over-the-counter acne remedies such as Proactive, Clearasil and others, benzoyl peroxide has limited effectiveness and can be drying to skin.