can this oil be ingested after diluting a couple drops in water.
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Our official stance on the ingestion of essential oils is this: "All of our Essential Oils are 100% pure free from any chemicals or pesticides. However, we do not recommend the ingestion of any essential oils. They are highly concentrated and have the capacity to cause serious damage if used internally without the necessary expertise required in administering it. This is supported by the International Federation of Aromatherapists." To learn more about ingesting essential oils, check out our post `Can Essential Oils Be Ingested'. LeAnna Plant Therapy Customer Service
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Our official stance on the ingestion of essential oils is this:"All of our Essential Oils are 100% pure free from any chemicals or pesticides. However, we do not recommend the ingestion of any essential oils. They are highly concentrated and have the capacity to cause serious damage if used internally without the necessary expertise required in administering it. This is supported by the International Federation of Aromatherapists." To learn more about ingesting essential oils, check out our post `Can Essential Oils Be Ingested'.LeAnnaPlant TherapyCustomer Service Our official stance on the ingestion of essential oils is this:"All of our Essential Oils are 100% pure free from any chemicals or pesticides. However, we do not recommend the ingestion of any essential oils. They are highly concentrated and have the capacity to cause serious damage if used internally without the necessary expertise required in administering it. This is supported by the International Federation of Aromatherapists." To learn more about ingesting essential oils, check out our post `Can Essential Oils Be Ingested'.LeAnnaPlant... » Read More Our official stance on the ingestion of essential oils is this:"All of our Essential Oils are 100% pure free from any chemicals or pesticides. However, we do not recommend the ingestion of any essential oils. They are highly concentrated and have the capacity to cause serious damage if used internally without the necessary expertise required in administering it. This is supported by the International Federation of Aromatherapists." To learn more about ingesting essential oils, check out our post `Can Essential Oils Be Ingested'.LeAnnaPlant TherapyCustomer Service « Show Less
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It can be ingested...I dilute it in a minimum of 4 ounces of room temperature or cold liquid.
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Yes you can. It got somewhat hard after 3-4 weeks but was still liquid. Taste was good but a little unusual.(Maybe too sweet?)
1047074
YES. This is a concentrated version that should be diluted with water. Very effective.
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I noticed that there is a little bit of sediment. It doesn't mix back into the oil. I don't think that it will affect the quality of the oil.
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Yes you can swallow the drops, you just want to allow them to absorb for a few minutes so the active ingredients can be absorbed. After that, then swallow :)
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I would not recommend it if you plan on drinking the water. Go to this site for specific guidance. There is a distinction between therapeutic essential oils which can be ingested. I do not believe this is one of those. I only use it for aromatherapy. http://www.livestrong.com/article/89536-essential-oils-safe-ingest/
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We do NOT recommend that you do this at all. This oil should be used on its own. thank you.
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No, it doesnt say on bottle where these oils can be ingested. There is a little pamplet that lists many uses for these oils however i.e., to freshen things (carpet). I use the oils in boiling water over the stove in a pot to freshen the air occasionally. Also you can dip some of the oils on a cotton ball and place in a vacuum cleaner for freshness. The only two oils I ingest personally are peppermint oil to freshen stale gum (heard it cools scalp for menopausal women too) and cinnamon oil. Other than that, I'd use disgresion if considering ingesting as some oils smell great but aren't palitable. Hope this helps!
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I am sure you could, one drop mixed with a couple of drops of a carrier oil might be nice. I am just not sure if it would release any toxins in the air because I am not sure how natural this is.
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Yes, you can do it whatever ways you liked. There is diluted Oregano oil available in the market too, but I like this one because it is pure and I used as to put some drops inside the empty shell of capsule and drink with water, you get therapeutic effect when needed.
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My can of Sunnyside linseed oil says "Do not take internally" so I would have to say NO, dont eat it.,
1166099
This product should not be diluted. Also, the product that I used was an oil based product, not a water based product.
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I've always used them with something that has fat in it. However, they are made to use for making candy. A few of the oils have a small amount of alcohol. Being a chemist, I presume that these oils would not be soluble in water by themselves, but the addition of the alcohol makes them miscible in water.
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The water in the oil container would evaporate before the end of the night..so I would say no. The oil would then "cook" and stick to the inside of the oil receptacle.
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I think if you can dilute it correctly, you'll be ok. It's a very, very strong oil, so it def needs the correct ratio of carrier oil to this. Plant therapy has a dilution chart here: http://essentialoilblogging.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/plant-therapy-dilution-guide.jpg
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I use it on my dogs no problem. I dilute w/water. 1/4 oz cedarwood oil to 1 1/2-2 cups water.
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It is usable straight from the bottle. The instructions say you can dilute too. I have not diluted.