Healthy Living With Essential Oils

After my mom was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia in 2010, I went on a quest to reduce the number of toxins myself and my family was being exposed to. I started with food and then moved on to our personal care and cleaning products.

While watching my mom’s health decline, I became determined to do everything I could to turn off the genetic switch in my brain by improving my lifestyle habits and having a healthier, less toxic home for my family.

In January 2014, I dipped my toe in the oily water and bought a starter kit from Young Living. I was able to quickly reduce the toxins in our home (like those found in candles, air fresheners, laundry detergent, dryer sheets, cleaning products, and personal care products) by switching to essential oil-infused products from Young Living.

It wasn’t long before I fell in love with my essential oils. I woke up each morning excited to learn more about the power of plants, and at night, lavender in my diffuser lulled me to sleep. I decided almost immediately that this was too good to keep to myself.

I reached out to my friends and family and asked them if they wanted to learn about essential oils with me. One by one, they said yes. And before I knew it, I had earned enough in commissions to pay for our youngest son’s college tuition in full.

Several years have passed since I said yes to essential oils. As a result, tens of thousands of people on a similar path have also said yes and joined our Healthy Living With Essential Oils team.

If you want to learn more about the toxins and carcinogens hidden in everyday consumer products, then I encourage you to watch Stink!.

Essential oils are widely available in retail stores, grocery stores, and online. However, not all essential oils are created equal. Please don’t buy from these places because they are cheaper. You will get what you pay for. Cheaper oils are lower in quality and haven’t undergone the proper testing to ensure safety, purity, and efficacy. Not only do you want your essential oils to smell good, you also want them to have a therapeutic effect. I partnered with Young Living because, since 1995, they set the standard in the essential oil industry. Essential oils and essential oil-infused products from Young Living are pure, unadulterated, efficacious, and safe to use for the entire family.

Young Living distributes their amazing products through a network marketing business model. When I started to share the products, I came up with Healthy Living With Essential Oils (HLWEO) as our business/team name. Shortly thereafter, I created a Facebook group with the same name, to provide a place of community, education, and support, for those who purchase Young Living through myself or another HLWEO member.

Essential oils are highly concentrated compounds extracted from plants which capture the essence of the plant’s fragrance, flavor, and therapeutic properties.

Essential oils can be used for a variety of purposes including aromatherapy, massage, skin care, household cleaning, air freshening, as natural remedies, and more. You can use essential oils from Young Living three ways: topically, aromatically, and internally.

Our team members have experienced countless health benefits from their use of essential oils and essential oil infused products.

However, natural products like essential oils, are regulated by the FDA. Since they are not classified as “pharmaceuticals” it is considered “non-compliant” for me to share publicly any health benefits related to their use.

There are currently 32,000 published studies on essential oils. The top ten most researched include: lavender, peppermint, tea tree, copaiba, lemon, bergamot, clary sage, chamomile, eucalyptus, and rosemary.

To learn more about the health benefits of essential oils, I recommend you start here.

Essential oils have a long history of safe and effective use. When you use pure, unadulterated essential oils in the appropriate amount, they are absolutely safe for your home, your family, and yourself.

Customers do not need to order every month unless they opt in to our Loyalty Rewards program.

A customer is simply someone who purchases Young Living products for personal use and enjoyment. A brand partner is a customer who also shares the products with friends and family and is eligible to earn commissions.

Customers do not “have” to sell essential oils. I like to think of the Young Living business opportunity as another product in our catalog of offerings. It’s not for everyone, but it is for some.

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