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Cooking and baking with essential oils is not only delicious it is ECONOMICAL. Because that 1 tiny drop provides a TON of flavor, but let’s talk about WHY we use essential oils for cooking or baking instead of the herbs from a garden or the grocery store.

It all comes down to FREQUENCY.

Every cell in your body, every single living thing, has a vibrational frequency. When we consume things that have frequency, we can increase our body’s frequency, which increases our health.

– Healthy human body frequency:
62+ MHz
– Illness starts at 57-60 MHz
– Our bodies are receptive to cancer at 42 MHz
– Death begins at 25 MHz
– Essential oils have frequencies, which can raise our bodies’ frequency.

Dry herbs have a frequency
of 12-23 MHz.
Fresh herbs go up to 20-27 MHz, which is awesome.
Fresh is the way to go!

Now – get this:
Essential oils have a frequency between 52-320 MHz! This means that even the lowest frequency oil is still higher and more beneficial to our bodies, as far as frequency goes.

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