Solutions
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Karen Joy Wharton - EO Expert
Karen is a dōTERRA® Essential Oils Wellness Advocate. She is also Aromatouch® Technique Certified. Karen lives in southern Maine with her husband, daughter, and two furry family members.
Karen started using dōTERRA® in 2016, at a point of burn-out from a combination of stress as a new parent, working full time, and dealing with chronic health issues. From her background as a clinical lab scientist for over 20 years, Karen is very interested in the current scientific research being conducted which reveals why pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils work as powerful natural solutions for our healthcare needs.
Enjoy all the education through these classes. When you are ready to order some essential oils, click on the button below. Feel free to reach out to Karen too if you have any questions.
Essential Oils 101
What is an essential oil?
Essential Oils are made from plants for physical and emotional benefits. They are distilled from leaves, flowers, tree bark, seeds, or rind of fruit in concentrated amounts. Typically one drop of a dōTERRA® essential oil has a powerful effect making them affordable at just pennies per use! View a short video clip introducing essential oils HERE.
How do I use essential oils?
You will soon learn that there are hundreds of ways to use dōTERRA® essential oils, including relaxation, personal hygiene, household cleaning, cooking, and supporting a healthy body. Every oil has at least one of three application methods: Aromatic, Topical, or Internal.
For Aromatic Use ~ Breathe in or use a diffuser to open up airways, improve mood, or freshen the air.
For Topical Use ~ Use a carrier oil when applying to bottoms of feet or affected areas to target specific needs.
For Internal Use ~ Drop in water, under tongue, or in veggie capsule to support mouth, throat, digestive system, or overall health.
What are some basic safety tips?
1) Photosensitivity - No sunbathing after applying citrus essential oils. Citrus oils are sensitive to the sun since they are made from the rind of fruit. Avoid direct sunlight to the exposed area for at least 12 hours or that location may have a skin irritation or burn. Oils applied underneath clothing should be fine.
2) Hot Oils - If it starts to burn, skip the water. Use a carrier oil or whole fat milk. Because essential oils don't mix with water, applying water to the area can actually drive the burn in deeper. Ouch!
3) Avoid These Areas - Never put essential oils in your eyes, inside ear canal, or up nose. However, you may apply oils around the eye bone in a C shape, on ear cartilage and behind ear bone, or diffuse essential oils.
4) Dilution - Use a carrier oil such as fractionated coconut oil when applying essential oils topically to avoid skin sensitization.
5) Safe Storage - The majority of all adverse reactions to essential oils by children have been as a direct result of accidental overdose and ingestion in large amounts. Keep out of reach of children. Use child proof safety caps.
What are the most commonly used essential oils and their uses?
Click on each bottle below to enjoy 1-min informational video clips.
Essential Oils Made Easy
This is your introductory class. Get your free samples and join us for an informative and interactive 'Basics' class, perfect for those new to essential oils. Classes every week, group or 1-on-1.
Essential Oils for Stress
Essential Oils to help address stress and stress-related issues, such as:
• Muscle Tension, Sleep Concerns
• Stomach Upset, Low Libido
• Reduced Energy, Worry
• Blood Pressure
• Glucose Levels
• Cortisol Effects
Plus tips, recipes, and much more!
Continuing Education
Beyond the Basics' Series - 8 classes exclusively for doTERRA members:
1. I Have Oils, Now What?
2. Oils for Every Age
3. Nutrition & Supplements
4. Essential Oils & Pain
5. Stress, Sleep, & Emotions
6. Toxic Free Living
7. Women's Health & Hormones
8. Essential Skin Care
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