is this lavender oil edible
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Our Essential Oils are Pure and are mostly classified as Consumable Quality. Nonetheless, we DO NOT recommend the Consumption of Essential oils. They are very potent and are able to cause crucial/severe situations if consumed without the necessary expertise. Except, under the Supervision of a Medical Doctor who is also an accomplished aromatherapist.The International Federation of Aromatherapist backs this Statement.
773839
Aloha Audrey,I would not eat this oil, just use it on your skin and pillows.Very pleasant to sleep with the fragrance.
773840
Aloha Audrey, I would not eat this oil, just use it on your skin and pillows. Very pleasant to sleep with the fragrance.
1655273
Sorry, I don't have any of that information. The only information on the product's label is a bar code, and "Gourmet Lavender - New Crop". Although I normally wouldn't assume anything, I think the seller would want to tout the product's organic status if it exists. Therefore, since it wasn't stated, I would say it is not organic.
1876494
It is not to be ingested. It's helpful in aromatherapy and can be applied to the skin for various purposes. Hope this helps, and there's a guide inside to give many ways to use the oils.
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Most essential oils should NOT be ingested. When cooking or baking, use extracts, not oils. Essential oils are extremely concentrated and "natural" does not mean safe. You can cause severe issues when ingesting essential oils. There are a couple mlm essential oil companies that advocate ingestion, but this is HIGHLY frowned upon in the world of certified aromatherapists. In fact, it causes quite a bit of aggravation. Please please please seek the advice of a CERTIFIED aromatherapist, not a distributor of a mlm essential oil company. Ingestion can be very dangerous.
1991443
You can do anything you want. But it is not listed as edible by Now Foods. The only list I could find on their website concerned different uses for aroma therapy. They do smell good enough to eat. That doesn't mean they are.
2076924
Yes, this lavender would be appropriate for oil or glycerine infusions. These are just grosso french lavender buds.
2007690
Do not use it for edibles. The systemic is drawn through the roots to all parts of the plant. Any insects eating the leaves do die off.
773619
Not Sure!!! Unless you plan on eating it. I would stay with The product oil Thats Made for it? Common sense is your best Answer.
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Here is a response to the same question asked on the Now Foods facebook page...'Our Essential Oils are 100% Pure, Undiluted and of the highest quality. Often called "therapeutic grade" by other companies, they are appropriate for use in all aromatherapy applications. A lot of people ask if our essential oils are edible. The answer for most is "Yes, but..." Essential oils are typically labeled For External Use Only as a warning to use them very cautiously, even such pure edible oils as those from lemon or orange peels. Essential oils are very strong and even non-toxic ones may be irritating or uncomfortable if not used carefully and sparingly.' Here is a response to the same question asked on the Now Foods facebook page...'Our Essential Oils are 100% Pure, Undiluted and of the highest quality. Often called "therapeutic grade" by other companies, they are appropriate for use in all aromatherapy applications. A lot of people ask if our essential oils are edible. The answer for most is "Yes, but..." Essential oils are typically labeled For External Use Only as a warning to use them very cautiously, even such pure edible oils as those from lemon or orange peels. Essential oils are very strong and even... » Read More Here is a response to the same question asked on the Now Foods facebook page...'Our Essential Oils are 100% Pure, Undiluted and of the highest quality. Often called "therapeutic grade" by other companies, they are appropriate for use in all aromatherapy applications. A lot of people ask if our essential oils are edible. The answer for most is "Yes, but..." Essential oils are typically labeled For External Use Only as a warning to use them very cautiously, even such pure edible oils as those from lemon or orange peels. Essential oils are very strong and even non-toxic ones may be irritating or uncomfortable if not used carefully and sparingly.' « Show Less
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No! This stuff is way stronger than anything edible. I think it would be considered toxic to ingest. Worked well sprayed on poison ivy, though.
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Oh yes, totally! This is a pure essential oil, not a fragrance oil. You can use it to clean or on your person (mixed with a carrier oil).
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I contacted the company with the same question and here is their answer: "Yes Food Grade. These are the highest grade oils. Top quality Lemon and many other Essential oils are very popular in cooking & baking applications among others particularly during the holiday season so in that way are fine for internal use and when properly diluted external use as well. But due to their powerful pure undiluted nature they can be irritating or toxic if not used at appropriate levels and dilutions. A few drops of lemon oil in a glass of drinking water or a small amount of topical lotion is much too powerful for example. One needs to often think of distributing fractions of a drop in a carriar oil like olive oil or grapeseed oil. Always follow recipes or protocols strictly."
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I'n not familiar with Organic Spike Lavender essential oil. . but I do know this one is wonderful.
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This oil is not an edible product and could potentially make one sick if ingested in oil form (it's very pure). For thumb sucking try castor oil or cod liver oil, both taste horrible and may deter thumb-sucking but are edible.
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Contact the company and ask if their oils can be ingested. If not, they are not theraputic grade.
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this oil is for skin / cosmetic purposes , but since it is from almonds only - yes, that makes it vegetarian friendly but one more time - it is not for cooking or consumption ( look for almond oil in grocery section )
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Yes cocoa butter is edible. It is one of the ingredients in chocolate and white chocolate!