Everything You Need To Know About Essential Oils For Fat Loss, Performance, Smart Drugs, Scar Healing, Detoxing And More.
Two years ago, I got a nasty staph infection.
It exploded into the flesh-eating bacteria MRSA, it took over both my arms and legs, it ate a golf-ball sized hole into my right thigh and I nearly lost my left arm. The entire nasty story, along with shocking photos, is here. After trying every natural remedy and topical creme on the face of the planet, I eventually got rid of the entire thing and healed myself with essential oils.
Over the past two years, I went from knowing nothing about essential oils to discovering an entire wealth of knowledge about these amazing natural remedies, and in today's podcast episode with Dr. Sarah Lobisco, you're going to learn everything you need to know about essential oils for fat loss, performance, cognitive enhancement, scar healing, detoxing and more, including:
What exactly an essential oil is and how an essential oil is actually made...
How essential oils work chemically within your body...
The three different ways you can apply and use essential oils...
The best essential oils for your immune system...
The best essential oil blends for stress and sleep...
The best essential oils for fat loss (and for stretch marks too!)...
Amazing ways you can use one essential oil as a smart drug and cognitive performance enhancer...
How essential oils can be used to enhance physical performance...
How essential oils can be used for cleansing and detox...
-Why not all essential oils are created equal, why some can do some serious damage to you if you're not careful, and the exact brand that Dr. Sarah uses...
My guest, Dr. Sarah Lobisco, is a graduate of the University of Bridgeport’s College of Naturopathic Medicine (UBCNM). She is licensed in Vermont as a naturopathic doctor and holds a Bachelor of Psychology from State University of New York at Geneseo. Dr. LoBisco speaks professionally on integrative medical topics, has several journal publications, and is a candidate for postdoctoral certification in functional medicine.
She currently has a private integrative medicine consulting practice located in Ballston Spa, New York, where she incorporates her training in holistic medical practices with conventional medicine.
Do you have more questions about essential oil? Leave your comments and feedback at BenGreenfieldFitness.com, and click here to peruse the Young Living Essential Oils we discuss in this episode.
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