Frankincense UPDATED

As a reference to my last post, this is a quick update on the situation of Mrs. Lady's spot.  The morning of October 13, she went to rub on some more Frankincense, and the top part of the spot crumbled away "like sand".  It's now a LOT smaller.  Does dōTERRA actually have something going here?  Or does even it's supposedly less pure status still heal things, making other, more pure, companies even more potent?  Next time, interviewing Lucy, a somewhat seasoned player with the dōTERRA game, and has a few of her own stories to tell of the truth that these oils work.

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Adom P.

Frankincense

A lady of 68 years of age recently had a spot on her cheek.  Her daughter-in-law, Lucy, had told her of dōTERRA, and she was a faithful buyer of their products, mainly to help the lady's diabetes.  Well, when this lady noticed a spot growing on her face, which she called an age spot.  She naturally used frankincense to help it.  After a few days of using it, she woke up to discover this:

The spot in the middle was the original part, the outside red is the new devolopement.

She immediately stopped using Frankincense and called Lucy.  A few days later, an email from dōTERRA revealed that this apparent bruising of the skin was a normal part of the healing process, especially for skin cancer.  The lady deny's that fact and still sticks to the age spot story, but has resumed putting on Frankincense.  It will not be healing for another month or so sadly . . . This fine lady now looks to the future.

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Adom P.

Lucy, Diana, and Cyndy

     In the growth of these companies, one lady, let's call her Lucy, was telling her sister-in-law, Diana, about dōTERRA.  Diana had always been interested in these oils, and was excited. When she started talking about dōTERRA, her sister Cyndy immediately reacted.  Cyndy hurridly told Diana that dōTERRA wasn't the most wholesome, first ForeverGreen (Cyndy's company), was the purest company, then Young Living, THEN dōTERRA, making it a very unwise choice.
     Lucy has met both the owners of dōTERRA and ForeverGreen and seemed to get the feeling that the ForeverGreen CEO's were more about the money, while the dōTERRA CEO's were about helping everyone else.  Though people can change, Lucy feels that currently, dōTERRA is much less likely then Forever Green to taint the oils. Cyndy obviously has a different opinion for reasons yet to be told.
     Adom P.is going further in his quest to discover who is right, and who is wrong.  Adom P.plans on interviewing Lucy and Cyndy and seeing their side of this story and where they have gained their opinion.

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Adom P.

An intro to the feud

     In modern Witch-Doctoring, real life companies have come out with something called 'Essential Oils.'  These oils are taken from different plants and used in a medical way, they are supposed to help you in anyway from sprained ankles to headaches and joint pain, they even allegedly get rid of skin cancer.  The problem is, there are several companies that produce these oils, and they all have a different point of view on which is the purest.  I am here to interview patrons of these companies, and get their view on who is the purest, and why?
     Young Living, ForeverGreen, and dōTERRA are all leading manufacturers in the buisness, and none of them are ready to let down their stance as they fight for the right to be called #1.


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Adom P.

Welcome.

A Drop On My Pillow is a blog dedicated to finding out whether or not different natural things, or 'Witch-Doctor' Recipes can heal just as well, or better, then what doctors and drug stores can give you, all for a cheaper price.  Does an apple a day keep the doctor away? Which company of oils is the most pure? Check back for updates, results of different tests, and interviews of key people in such questions.

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Adom P.