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consume the better chance you have of preventing dementia. Highly acidic foods contribute to
disease including cancer. Broccoli sprouts help to prevent cancer. Lifting weights makes your
nervous system stronger. Consuming garlic and cayenne pepper can decrease rheumatoid
arthritis symptoms. A healthy diet could reduce risk of severe respiratory viral infection. Baldness
may be linked to a lack of vitamin D. The bacteria in the gut can affect arterial aging. Good gut
bacteria can prevent the risk of type 2 diabetes. There is a link between low magnesium levels
and high blood pressure. Carotenoids can lower the risk of lung cancer. Exercise can slow or
prevent vision loss. Essential fatty acids are important for muscle mass. Bitter melon can help
with viruses as well as with type 2 diabetes. A low level of coenzyme Q10 can lead to
neurodegeneration. With Young Living we are blessed to have the essential oil blend of
Evergreen Essence. The scent is invigorating and emotionally strengthening, it promotes the
release of emotional blockages and frustrations, brings a feeling of protection, security, peace,
and balanced energy. The properties support the immune system, are antioxidative, help the
body handle inflammation, are uplifting and calming. The essential oils in this blend are
bristlecone pine, black pine, corkbark fir, douglas fir, engelmann spruce, Idaho grand fir,
Idaho blue spruce, lodgepole pine, pinyon pine, ponderosa pine, scotch pine, subalpine fir,
western hemlock, tamarack, western larch, western red cedar, white fir, and white pine.
Endless possibilities for good in each and every drop. Essential oils are fantastic tools for
the body to use to come back to wellness. Today's Affirmation: "I am full of energy today."
Getting out in the sun for about 30 minutes a day without sunscreen is a game changer for
wellness. Get started on a better path for wellness and wealth from home. Our program
helps people to be better, stronger, younger, wealthier - getoiling.com/BarbDoyle
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