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Eucalyptol (Cineole)
Introduction
1.8 - Cineole is a mono-terpene ether that is the main chemical constituent of Eucalyptus essential oil. It is also found in Melaleuca, Basil, Rosemary,...
Stay relaxed with doTERRA Adaptiv
"Calming," "relaxing," "reducing feelings of stress," "promoting uplifting feelings," etc. are terms often associated with the aromatic use of essential oils, and there is quite...
Proteomic evaluation of Copaiba
Article at a glance
You often hear about the pioneering research DoTERRA is doing in the field of essential oils. One type of research, proteomics, opens...
dōTERRA Arborvitae Study
Arborvitae, known as the "tree of life," is a conifer native to the northern United States and Canada. All parts of the Arborvitae tree were...
Nerol (lemongrass ) and gastrointestinal tract
In this age of industry and convenience, we are all exposed to toxins on a daily basis. Barring massive environmental exposure, the gastrointestinal tract is...
doTERRA Clove Study
Clove essential oil is rich in the mono-terpene phenol and has stimulating and warming properties, along with a variety of uses ranging from cleansing to...
doTERRA Deep Blue® Study
Deep Blue essential oil blend is composed of oils of Wintergreen, Camphor, Peppermint, Blue Tansy, German Chamomile, Helichrysum, and Osmanthus. In a recent study, DoTERRA...
Sandalwood
Introduction
Sandalwood is one of the most popular essential oils in aromatherapy. Known as one of the most grounding and stabilizing essential oils, it has a...
Neuronal signaling and Copaiba
Article at a glance
Using advanced proteomic technology, doTERRA scientists, along with other research partners, have examined the influence of doTERRA Copaiba essential oil on signaling...
dōTERRA Bergamot Study
Introduction
If you don't have a diffuser on your desk at work and on your bedside table at home, you don't know what you're missing. One...