What is inflammation? It is defined as the state of inflammation; specifically a condition of some part of the body that is a reaction to injury, infection, irritation, etc., and is characterized by varied combinations of redness, pain, warmth, swelling, and loss of function.
One natural way to support your health is with the essential oil called Copaiba. Copaiba oil is derived from the resin of the copaiba tree that can grow over 100 feet and can be found in tropical South America. Since the 16th century, the natives of the north and northeast of Brazil have used copaiba essential oil in traditional health practices.
In addition to helping with inflammation, Copaiba can help calm feelings of anxiety and can be applied to the skin to promote a clear, smooth complexion. Taken internally, several essential oil companies claim that Copaiba oil supports the health of the cardiovascular, immune, digestive, nervous, and respiratory systems. * It is a powerful antioxidant that promotes immune health. *
How do you take it? Just one drop a day internally. Or put in a fuzzy. Or apply topically in combination with a carrier oil for sensitivity.
Essential Oils do not simply mask symptoms like synthetically created products do. They pass through cell membranes to address the root causes of problems at the cellular level.
Many blogs claim that Copaiba essential oil is the most powerful anti-inflammatory ingredient on the planet! It is unique in its composition, micronutrients, and properties. Although it is very anti-inflammatory, it is safe to take internally. A single drop a day will be very beneficial. Never take an internal overdose of Essential Oils. They are very powerful and powerful. They can also be spread. I usually put about 4 drops of oil in my diffuser. When you inhale an essential oil, it enters every cell in your body!
Many people think that Copaiba will make you feel “high” like a cannabinoid. However, Copaiba does not contain psychoactive cannabinoids. There are three types of cannabinoids. Copaiba oil contains the type of cannabinoids called beta karyophyllene. You may see this called BCD. Betacarophyllen, or BCD, does not cause illusion effects. Caryophyllene, the main component of Copaiba, can even be neuroprotective. *
Be careful where you buy your Essential Oils. You want to make sure you get them from a reputable company, not from a stranger on the internet. Since the bottles have removable caps, you need to ensure that they have not been tampered with. Research the different companies to see what kind of tests they do.
* not evaluated by the FDA
