Cade, Rosemary, EO ineffectiveness

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Thanks Michael. You are definitely a wealth of information, please hang

around this list. The Cade listed in my reference was definitely the toxic

one, the description was " Tar-like, smoky " It only gave a warning for skin

irritation on sensitive skin. That tells me that we all should not depend

on one reference only!

 

Rosemary EO has also been considered an aphrodisiac (though not in this

house)

 

Susan, I feel that overuse is probably the reason for EO's becoming

ineffective, though I totally agree with all of the reasons you gave. In

your profession, I'm sure you see the the effects of tolerance and overuse

each and every day. (though the MD's probably don't...if you know what I

mean) EO's, herbal supplements, even vitamins work like any medication, and

your body probably will eventually get to the point that you don't see any

effect from them. My fear has always been what may happen when you stop

using the substance your body has become tolerant to. (Long term

use/physical dependence) Your suggestion for using a wide variety of EO's

and vary your blends is straight to the point. EVERYONE SHOULD GO BACK AND

RE-READ

SUSAN'S POSTING, and contemplate its meaning.

 

Frank