Q: Is there a grading system for essential oils?
A: No, there is no official grading system for essential oils.
Q: Is it possible to burn essential oils for aromatherapy?
It is best to use a diffuser, which gently warms the essential oils and releases them into the air.
Q: How does the body absorb essential oils that have been applied topically?
A: The skin is a porous organ that essential oils penetrate with ease. When the oils enter the bloodstream, they are distributed to the rest of the body.
Q: Should pregnant women avoid essential oils?
A: Always consult a physician and/or certified aromatherapist before using any type of essential oil during pregnancy or when breastfeeding.
Q: What is an aromatherapy oil?
A: An aromatherapy oil is one that can be purchase prediluted. These oils typically contain 98% carrier oil and 2% essential oils.
Q: Do medical doctors ever use essential oils in treating patients?
A: Many health professionals, including MDs, use essential oils as part of a holistic health practice.
Q: What is the English method of aromatherapy?
A: Historically, the English method recommeded that essential oils are encouraged to applied topically.
Q: Are essential oils ever administered intravenously?
In some nations, medications containing essential oils are injected and administered intravenously. But this method is not accepted in United States, Canadan or even in Malaysia.
Q: Why do many essentials oils have long, complicated-looking names?
A: Some essential oils have Latin Botanical Names, however, modern essential oils have english and common name for us to remember.
Q: How much essential oil does a typical bottle contain?
Usually essential oils are sold in 10ml-15ml bottles, as not many uses essential oils daily, having a large size may cause the expiry date of the essential oils if it is not stored properly.
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