Dorado Azul is exclusive to Young Living, from our farm in Ecuador.
Dorado Azul has an herbaceous scent and is for topical or aromatic use.
How to use: Topical: Dilute one drop with one drop of V-6 or olive oil.
Then apply to desired area as needed.
Aromatic: Diffuse up to 30 minutes three times daily.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication or have a medical condition, consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use.
Storage: Keep in a cool dark place.
Ingredients: Durado Azul Oil
Code 3598 - 5 ml.
More Information:
Young Living's farm in Ecuador has added new and exclusive oils like Palo Santo, Dorado Azul,
blue eucalyptus, cedaron and ruta. The year-round growing climate of this farm gives us the
opportunity to produce many more oils that are in short supply throughout the world.
Because of the vast diversity of the ecosystems in Ecuador, we will continue to acquire other
farms in different regions, allowing us to grow and produce oils of different climates.
Watch for updates about Young Living's next farm - which will be in the tops of the
Andes mountains where plants such as lavender grow well.
Dorado Azul Essential Oil (Guayofolis officionalis) ~ rich in eucalyptol and beta pinene, Dorado Azul
has powerful purifying properties, improves digestion and enhances mood. It has a red liquid when
distilled and the natives use it to reverse cancer. It looks like stinging nettle, found in the
highlands on the coastal area, very aromatic. Some called it goldenweed, because the local people
don't have a common name for it; no one knew what it was for sure or what to call it but it is
part of the labiatae family. A sample was sent it to a botanist, and he could not identify it.
Dorado Azul has little blue flowers; the leaf turns blue on tips when it has matured.
It contains many compounds that are very interesting: Alpha pinenes, to modulate brain
function. Hypothalamus is the first to de-regulate hormone balance and thyroid balance.
Limonene is effective with tumors; eucalyptol 1.8 cineol reduces inflammation.
People have experienced a 72% reduction in steroids with use of 1.8 cineol.
Fenchone, a hormone molecule, balances estrogen; terpinene 4-ol, which has
never been seen before in an oil, is remarkable for respiratory uses.
At the Clinic in Eucador, they are giving Dorado Azul intravenously and experiencing remarkable results.
Gary has a large crop of Dorado Azul in Ecuador and is in the process of distillation.
The brix is 5-6 at noon, goes up to 10 (this determines the best time to harvest a plant,
by measuring the moisture content of the plant at different times of day).
Yields 8 ton of plant to the acre. Very dense, 13 feet of height.
Grows very fast in Ecuador; everything does!
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More information
Dorado Azul is exclusive to Young Living, from our farm in Ecuador.
Dorado Azul has an herbaceous scent and is for topical or aromatic use.
Young Living's farm in Ecuador has added new and exclusive oils like Palo Santo, Dorado Azul,
blue eucalyptus, cedaron and ruta. The year-round growing climate of this farm gives us the
opportunity to produce many more oils that are in short supply throughout the world.
Because of the vast diversity of the ecosystems in Ecuador, we will continue to acquire other
farms in different regions, allowing us to grow and produce oils of different climates.
Watch for updates about Young Living's next farm - which will be in the tops of the
Andes mountains where plants such as lavender grow well.
