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But essential oils do seem to work in this fashion, at times. What is your

take on that?

Chantelle

On 11/25/08 8:19 PM, " Duncan Crow " <duncancrow@...> wrote:

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> Can't answer that Alobar; I haven't seen evidence that oil is absorbed

> transdermally. Edgar Cayce recommended petroleum tars and distillates

> topically and they probably weren't absorbed or they would have

> sickened the subject.

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> Duncan

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>> > After reading your thoughts on sesame oil

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>>> > > Sesame oil is higher in this inflammatory fatty acid than even

> canola oil

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>> > I have stopped putting a tablespoon of sesame oil into my hamburger.

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>> > I got thinking about sesame oil. I use a topical healing oil made

>> > from frankincense extracted into sesame oil. It seems to me that

> if

>> > it were inflammatory, that would not aid healing, but I could be

>> > wrong. The oil seems to work for me. So is sesameoil not

>> > inflammatory when used topically? Of does it somehow stimulate

>> > healing?

>> >

>> > Alobar

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