October Newsletter

Like Anne of Green Gables, I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers. Evenings are getting cooler, and leaves are starting to change colors in North Carolina. With changing weather come autumn allergies for some, and I'm already hearing about contagious sicknesses making their rounds through schools and churches in our area. People's schedules are also shifting into busier times with sports and other extracurricular activities for kids, and we are planning holiday travel and festivities. This time of year is beautiful but also brings additional stress, energy depletion, and plentiful threats to immune systems. I'm grateful for essential oils and other natural supports for our bodies and minds because they help us enjoy the season more and offer the same help to others. I'm also thankful that dōTERRA has pulled out all the stops this month with great promotions, new products, and fantastic educational opportunities. Read on to learn more, find great recipes, and see whether you want to save the dates of our upcoming Triad and online classes. I hope you find the solutions you need on your wellness journey, and I'm honored to be a part of your support team.

In health,

Crystal

Click here to find an October or November Post-Convention Tour near you! All events are free, and you'll get great education from corporate and area leaders as well as a chance to win one of the new products! Although some events may be sold out of tickets, dōTERRA rarely has to turn anyone away and is encouraging folks to show up and wait in the standby line if they don't have a ticket. Doors will open to those in the standby line 5 minutes before the presentations start if time allows. I hope to see those of you in my area next Thursday in Greensboro!

This month’s webinar (October 18–19) will give you great information about optimizing Immune & Respiratory Health.

Register Here

Check out these great topics and education from previous webinars:

Back to School

Digestive Health and Detoxing

Guys Month

Green Cleaning and DIY

Mind and Body/Yoga

Mothers and Babies

Women's Health

Mood and Emotional Health

Our First Thursday online education will be about our herb and grass oils. Join us on Thursday, Oct. 5 at 9:00 pm, LIVE on Zoom. Here is the link to join: https://zoom.us/j/3364233140

Last month's topic was Convention Recap. You can watch it below.

You're invited to join us on Thursdays (Oct. 5, 19, 26) for our 8-week Continuing Your Education Series! Each class is full of great, stand-alone information. You can jump in mid-series and come to any or all that you can, and then join us again in our next round (January) for any that you may have to miss! The workbook is $20 for all 8 courses in the series.

Check out these playlists on our YouTube Channel:

Oil Education
Intro to Business

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Ingredients:

• 6 Tbsp organic sugar or sweetener of choice
• ¼ tsp salt
• 2 tsp vanilla
• 4–6 drops Tangerine Essential Oil
• 16 oz organic cream cheese, softened
• ⅔ cup vanilla or plain yogurt

Beat cream cheese and yogurt. Add remaining ingredients. Use as a dip with fruit or add to the top of your favorite fruit dessert.

RECIPE

• 2 oz white beeswax
• 1 oz shea butter
• 2 oz apricot seed oil (or another carrier oil)
• 5 drops Vitamin E oil
• 35 drops Lavender essential oil
• 25 drops Eucalyptus essential oil
• 25 drops Peppermint essential oil
• 12 drops Marjoram essential oil
• 12 drops Copaiba essential oil
• 10 drops Frankincense essential oil
• 8 drops Blue Tansy essential oil
• 6 drops Cinnamon Bark essential oil
• 5 drops Helichrysum essential oil

In a double broiler, melt the beeswax, shea butter, and carrier oil. Remove from heat. Allow to cool slightly. Add Essential Oils and Vitamin E oil. Allow to solidify. This will be a thick balm. Massage into sore, achy joints and muscles. Great for reducing nerve excitability, too.

Many essential oils high in linalool and beta-pinene are well known for their ability to reduce sad and anxious feelings. Lavender and Clary Sage have high amounts of linalool, while Lemon, Lime, and White Fir/Siberian Fir have high amounts of beta-pinene. Scientists in Mexico City published their findings in June 2015 that both linalool and beta-pinene affect the monoaminergic system of the brain, which includes such well-known neurotransmitters as serotonin and dopamine, and the adrenaline/noradrenaline adrenergic system.

Both linalool and beta-pinene act on multiple receptors of the monoaminergic system. Because multiple receptors are targeted, the effects of linalool and beta-pinene are more potent and long lasting than molecules that target only one receptor. Linalool and beta-pinene support brain chemistry balance in these receptors, which has the effect of reducing sad feelings.

Email: clearly.essential.oils@gmail.com
Website: mydoterra.com/clearlyessentialcrystal
Phone: 336-423-3140
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crystalgarvin.health.wellness

Thank you for taking the time to learn more about dōTERRA. I know you may have more questions about oils, membership, or the business opportunity. If so, let's chat! I'm happy to serve you as you get started or continue on your journey to natural health and wellness. Also, if you have any concerns at all, I'd love to walk you through those as well. I look forward to connecting with you soon.