ESSENTIAL OILS

Distillation, extraction, boiling, pressure, alcohol

- buying raw materials, using rotting vegetables, or organic matter
- use weeds
- skins of fruits sold at market (have to boil lightly, to remove pesticide residue)
Lab to make derivatives, essential oils, aroma therapy

Espresso machine, or other device, can extract phytochemicals using pressure and steam, from orange peel, grapefruit peel, lemon peel, pine needles, star anise, etc. very potent natural medicine. consider buying distillery machinery also, to make essential oils.

CBD, Cannabis oil
Oil of Oregano
Oil of Comfrey
Oil of Chamomile
Oil of Garlic
Olive Oil
Black Cumin Seed Oil Eucalyptus Oil Castor Oil
Grape Seed Oil

Lorenzo's Oil

Thymol is found in oil of thyme, strong antiseptic properties. Thymol is an active ingredient in pesticide products, animal repellents, fungicides, medical disinfectants, tuberculocides, and virucides.

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Basil: Distilled from the popular cooking herb, basil oil is believed to ease coughs and congestion, enhance mood, improve digestion, increase alertness, and soothe muscle aches.

Carrot seed: Used in cosmetics, this oil has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Cedarwood: Used to treat hair loss, cedar or cedarwood oil may also ease stress and improve sleep.

Cinnamon: Research suggests the oil in this popular spice may improve circulation, relieve stress, ease pain, fight off infections, and improve digestion.

Citronella: A natural insect repellant, citronella also may relieve stress and fatigue.

Clove: Spicy clove oil can be used to treat toothaches and other types of pain.

Eucalyptus: The active ingredient in VapoRub, eucalyptus is commonly used to treat colds, congestion, and coughs, and is being studied for antibacterial benefits.

Geranium: Commonly used in skincare, research shows this floral oil has antimicrobial properties.

Grapefruit: This citrus oil is said to relieve hangovers and jet lag and is used to reduce stress, stimulate circulation, increase energy, enhance mood, and improve digestion.

Jasmine: A sweet-smelling floral oil, jasmine is touted as a stress-reliever with the potential to help treat dry skin and signs of aging, inflammation, and psoriasis.

Lavender: One of the most widely used essential oils, lavender is used for relaxation and to relieve insomnia.

Lemon: Said to boost mood and energy, this citrus oil relieves anxiety and may help promote weight loss.

Lemongrass: Used for stress-relief and to help boost immunity, studies suggest this oil can treat dandruff and fungal infections, and ease anxiety

Orange: The bright citrus scent of orange can boost energy and improve mood.

Peppermint: This popular oil is used for headaches, pain, and stomach issues

Rose: One of the more expensive essential oils, this highly prized soothing floral scent may ease stress and menstrual cramps

Rosemary: Distilled from the cooking herb, rosemary essential oil is believed to enhance mental focus

Sandalwood: Popular in meditation centers and spas, this fragrant earthy scent is thought to relieve anxiety and improve sleep.

Tea tree: This distinctively-scented oil is used to treat fungal skin infections and as a spot treatment for acne.