A bit expensive! How is it different than regular pine needle oil?
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- I've heard of other pinus (species?) and seen them in some of my formulas over the years but thanks for introducing me to this one.
Their site will keep my attention for a while. And - this solved a puzzle for me as to why some of my droppers in the past had dissolved.
At the bottom of their link: "Warning: Red Pine Oil is very powerful and will eat the rubber on the glass dropper in short periods of time. Use the dropper for administering your Red Pine Oil and then replace with the cap provided for storage and travel."
I would think it would help to not shake or pull up too far into the glass dropper. I always shake, rattle and roll mine. Now I know why that didn't always work.
For anyone with MCS (mulitple chemical sensitivities), they should be cautious with any pine or cedar trees. Staring with just one drop - in water - and just smelling first. The oils in some of the evergreens can be too much for some with MCS.
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Posted by steelbone (Member # 14014) on :
i just bought the spiro herb from raintree
i will probably buy this and add it in, in a few weeks
I really dont know much about it. Just like what it says about it
Basically looking for you experts to give me some info Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Major Gulp ! I just looked at the price. Holy Moly ! Guess I won't be trying this one. But, as always, having the information is good - there may be other sources or learning about this may lead to other information.
I would like to know of anyone who has used this, still. ----------------
Price : $199.99 - Sale Price : $108.99 -
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Paul,
How is the Spiro going? I'm considering that. I do love Rain-Tree.
If you get this pine oil, please post back here about it, okay? I'm keeping this link in my notes. -
Posted by canefan17 (Member # 22149) on :
Isn't pine needle good for raising testosterone?
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
- Pycnogenol is from the maritime pine bark, not the needles but, still, very valuable and with some of the same properties - and less expensive. -
Posted by steelbone (Member # 14014) on :
Keebs
I havent started taken it yet. Will start it in the next few days.
Just started drinking ozone water a few days ago and wow is the ozone as powerful as anything i have ever used.
I like to add one thing at a time.
Another support group i am on several people were talking very highly of the spiro extract
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