by Theresa Hoffman | Jan 17, 2020 | Blog, DoTerra, essential oils, Weekly Drops of Wisdom
This week we are highlighting one of doTERRA’s hottest oils. Ginger Oil. Being derived from the fresh rhizome of the ginger plant, dōTERRA Ginger can add spice and flavor to many popular dishes. Ginger is also used to help reduce occasional nausea by either being...
by Theresa Hoffman | Jan 6, 2020 | Blog, DoTerra, essential oils, Weekly Drops of Wisdom
Did you miss our first post on Lemongrass? Visit that here: Lemongrass part 1! Benefits of Lemongrass Essential Oil Have you ever tried Lemongrass essential oil? While some think this is an obscure oil, Lemongrass has dozens of benefits and can be used for things like...
by Theresa Hoffman | Dec 9, 2019 | Blog, DoTerra, essential oils, Recipes, Weekly Drops of Wisdom
What Is Patchouli Essential Oil Good For? Have you ever heard of Patchouli essential oil? Have you tried it? While this may seem like an obscure oil to some, it’s a treasure in the world of essential oils. A member of the mint family, patchouli has a rich, musky-sweet...
by Theresa Hoffman | Oct 17, 2019 | Blog, DoTerra, essential oils, Weekly Drops of Wisdom
Promoting vitality and boosting energetic feelings, Cypress oil can be used for its aromatic and topical benefits. Cypress oil is composed of monoterpenes, which can help improve the appearance of oily skin. It can also be applied topically to give the body an...
by Theresa Hoffman | Jul 1, 2019 | Blog, DoTerra, essential oils, Weekly Drops of Wisdom
Are you searching for new recipes to spice up your summer celebrations? Add a refreshing taste to your favorite summer Italian dish with dōTERRA Basil essential oil. The fresh and herbal flavor enhances meat, pastas, and entrée dishes. If you feel worn out from...
by Theresa Hoffman | Jun 30, 2019 | Blog, DoTerra, essential oils, Weekly Drops of Wisdom
A variety of plants cover the Earth in different shapes, sizes, colors, and scents. Many of these plants contain compounds that typically can’t be seen with the naked eye—they hide within the roots, flowers, seeds, bark, or other areas of the plant. These compounds...
