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4 Thieves Oil
Blend of Organic Essential Oils Clinical Testing The above Thieves Oil blend of therapeutic-grade essential oils was tested at Weber State University for its potent antimicrobial properties. Thieves oil was found to have a 99.96% percent kill rate against airborne bacteria. A study by researchers in France in 2008 tested bactericidal activity of 13 different essential oils and had similar results, with cinnamon being the most effective. At concentrations as low as 10% or less, cinnamon oil was also effective against several antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria, such as Staphylococcus and E. coli. Legend of The 4 Thieves In 1666, during the Black Death Bubonic Plague that was raging in London, ;four thieves, taking advantage of the public calamity that was then enfolding, began to break in to plague victims' homes to easily steal from the dead and dying. No legal effort was made, however, to apprehend these thieves, as it was believed that they would soon succumb to the dangerous infection they were being constantly exposed to in all the homes they had robbed. But, as the thieves continued to escape the deadly infection as they carried on their crime spree with impunity, people finally began to wonder why these thieves had not become ill and died. It was only then that the authorities began to pursue them in order to find out the secret of their apparent immunity to the deadly Black Death. Once the burglars had been apprehended, they struck a bargain with the authorities - that they should be set free in exchange for revealing the secret of how they insured their safety from being destroyed by the plague. After a bargain was reached, the four thieves revealed their prepared vinegar/herbal disinfecting formula that they carried in sponges that rendered them safe and immune from the dangerous contagion. This ancient herbal formula has been copied and reformulated by apothecaries throughout the ages to treat infectious diseases, and was called often called "Thieves Vinegar". Today this concoction can can still protect against modern contagions such as: swine flu, colds, smallpox and various infectious diseases. How to use 4 Thieves Oil Diffusing essential oils in the home or work place is one of the best ways to safely and effectively kill many pathogenic micro-organisms and to purify your environment. A simple fan is capable of diffusing any essential oil. It works by blowing cool air through the essential oil dropped on a piece of cloth, releasing the therapeutic benefits of the essential oil into the air. This dispersion allows the oils to be easily absorbed through the lungs and diffuses the oils into a large space. The antiviral, antibacterial and antiseptic properties of the oils, along with the negative ions and oxygenating molecules that are released when essential oils are diffused, all help to reduce viruses, bacteria, chemicals, mold and metallics in the air. 4 Thieves Oil can be applied topically or ingested as a dietary supplement to experience its health-enhancing benefits. When using as a supplement, dilute one drop in 4 fl. oz. of liquid prior to ingestion. You can apply Organic 4 Thieves Oil topically to the bottom of the feet or dilute with virtually any other base oil for a stimulating massage under the arms and on the chest at the base of the neck. Caution: The volatile cinnamon and clove oils may cause reactions in some sensitive people, e.g., irritation to lips or sensitive membranes. Chemically sensitive, fair skinned, blue-eyed individuals, redheads and all those who tend to sunburn easily need to carefully dilute the concentrated 4 Thieves Oil in a carrier oil (such as almond or olive oil) before applying directly to their skin. Always test diluted 4 Thieves Oil on a small area before applying it overall. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The above information and statements are for educational purposes only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent disease or replace the advice of a licensed healthcare practitioner. Read more about Organic 4 Thieves Oil by author Stephen Tvedten 4 Thieves Oil
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