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The Art of Selecting Therapeutic Essential Oils
Emily Wright, EVP of Sales and Marketing, Us and Canada
doTERRA came to life in 2008 in order to set a higher standard for essential oil purity and potency. Our CPTG Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade® quality standard requires precise care and effort to protect what nature has created so beautifully. This commitment to quality correlates directly to the life-enhancing benefits we have come to expect from doTERRA essential oils.
Where the oil is sourced is essential. The composition of the plant will vary greatly based on the location, climate, and environment. After performing a series of tests, doTERRA discovered that where the plant is grown is a primary factor in determining the therapeutic quality of the essential oil. That’s what makes doTERRA stand out. doTERRA has carefully selected farmers who have mastered their art in locations where plants have been grown traditionally for many years.
Potency Begins With the Seed
doTERRA understands that potency begins
with the seed. The proper seed variety
(species) and even chemotype
for particular plants must
be carefully selected so
that the distinct molecular
profile of the aromatic
compounds produced by
the plant can be achieved. For
example, there are many different
plant varieties and chemotypes for
rosemary. The chemotype depicts
the level of particular compounds
within the oil composition which will
determine specific health benefits.
doTERRA chose to offer Rosmarinus
officinalis chemotype 1,8 cineol because
we appreciate the benefits this specific
composition offers for respiratory support.* It’s important that
you know your plants and what types of
benefits they offer.
Harvesting the Right Part of the Plant
The environment plays a key role in the
potency of the plant. Growing season, elevation, climate,
moisture, soil, terrain, and pH all factor
into the quality or potency of the essential
oil produced. It is also essential that the
right part of the plant be harvested. The
aromatic compounds from the leaves of the
plant will differ from what is produced in
the flowers. For example, we only use the
yellow flowering tops of the Helichrysum
italicum plant wild-crafted from Corsica for
the most dependable benefits,
but many producers will harvest the leaves
and stalks as well to increase the oil yield of
this delicate crop thereby increasing their
profitability. This completely changes the
composition of the essential oil.
Where Essential Oils are Sourced Matters
doTERRA has made the commitment to source our essential oils from artisans who grow aromatic crops in the indigenous soils of their land and follow our stringent growing and harvesting quality standards. This allows doTERRA to not only offer the world’s finest essential oils, but to also impact the economy in a positive way on a global scale. Isn’t it wonderful to know that the bottle of essential oil you are using today is not only benefiting you but also the person who so carefully grew it for your benefit?
Plants grown in traditional or indigenous environments yield better results because the natural elements specific to that region promote the best profile of the aromatic compounds produced by the plant. For example, doTERRA’s Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) essential oil is indigenous to the Provence region of France. The high altitudes at which lavender is grown results in the plant having higher ester and sesquiterpene alcohol content, thereby increasing its helpful benefits. You simply cannot duplicate the rocky soil and Mediterrean growing conditions that are specific to this region anywhere else. Although lavender grows readily in the United States, the qualities are not as beneficial because, the growing conditions that exist in the native lands cannot be duplicated. Where your oils are sourced matters.
Another example is doTERRA Lemon (Citrus limon) essential oil, which is indigenous to Sicily. The rich soil conditions, the salty, humid air from the Mediterranean Sea and rocky, mountainous terrain all contribute toward the sweet lemons that have made this region so famous for its citrus production. There is a saying in Sicily that “lemons aren’t real unless they are Sicilian.”
Although lemon oil can be acquired from the US, Argentina, or other regions for a much lower price, doTERRA is committed to sourcing our oils from indigenous regions that produce the highest quality essential oils. It’s not about price, it’s about results!
Producing essential oils that meet the doTERRA CPTG Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade standard is a skill requiring years of experience. It takes the work of a dedicated artisan at each step, from growing and harvesting to fine-tuning the distillation process, doTERRA only partners with the best.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Federal Drug Administration.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.