Learn About the Benefits of doTERRA Copaiba Essential Oil

<<3>> no one has really discovered the

<<5>> benefits of copaiba until now although

<<7>> they it's been historically used we now

<<10>> are truly starting to understand the

<<12>> science behind this and I think the

<<14>> benefits of this oil are completely

<<16>> untapped we had to wait until after

<<20>> January as the waters came up so that we

<<22>> could access the trees so their main

<<24>> collection season is between January and

<<26>> June when the water is high so now we're

<<29>> going to go up and see the copaiba trees

<<31>> firsthand and see how they collect the

<<33>> resin the way that whale is extracted

<<40>> isn't only a resin is that tree is

<<42>> tapped like you would a maple tree and

<<44>> as that tree is stressed that oleoresin

<<47>> then is called to the source of where

<<49>> it's been stressed and then we're able

<<51>> to extract that oil which will run

<<53>> year-round

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<<61>> we're about an hour and a half as he's

<<63>> drilled through the tree

<<64>> to collect just this much oil helps you

<<67>> understand how much work goes into

<<69>> collecting the soil and after this is

<<71>> distilled it's about 50% yields we'll

<<74>> get about half as much oil and then

<<76>> he'll come back to this tree six months

<<78>> later and you'll be able to get about it

<<80>> a leader worth of resin from this tree

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<<85>> copaiba oil it really has kind of hit

<<88>> the scientific community you know like a

<<90>> shooting star and we didn't really

<<92>> understand what was so neat about it

<<93>> until the research started coming in

<<96>> about beta Kari awfully so the way that

<<97>> we understand it the phyto cannabinoid

<<100>> so the beta Kari awfully in this case

<<102>> comes in and interacts with a receptor

<<105>> on the cell surface you think of your

<<107>> windows of your house right you're

<<109>> getting things that are interacting with

<<110>> your window then it changes what you do

<<112>> inside your house

<<113>> you don't actually come into contact

<<114>> with it but it changes what you do if

<<116>> you see rain on your window you pick up

<<118>> an umbrella you wear a different outfit

<<121>> that day so it's that same kind of idea

<<122>> we're having things that are interacting

<<124>> with the surface of the cell they're

<<126>> changing things that are happening

<<127>> inside the cell there's a cascade

<<129>> there's this this chain reaction of

<<133>> things that happens once that receptor

<<136>> gets activated and other molecules

<<139>> inside the cell start to get excited and

<<141>> they start to change and they start to

<<143>> interact with other things and

<<144>> eventually what happens is the DNA

<<147>> inside of our nucleus actually goes to

<<150>> work and different genes are upregulated

<<152>> or downregulated other signaling

<<154>> molecules are either increased in amount

<<157>> or decreased in amount we have support

<<160>> and strength that can come to the immune

<<162>> system of the body and the immune

<<163>> functioning of the body we have support

<<166>> and strength that can come to the

<<167>> endocrine system of the body if you

<<170>> combine those two things together and

<<172>> now we're talking about the chemical

<<174>> profile of the body especially through

<<176>> the endocrine system a lot of times we

<<178>> have discomfort in a variety of

<<180>> different ways and we can be inhibitory

<<182>> of those processes within the body we

<<185>> can actually stop them from occurring

<<186>> and so a lot of people have remarkable

<<189>> outcomes in a variety of different ways

<<191>> with the discomfort that they're feeling

<<193>> in the end product what we're looking

<<195>> for is we want exactly what we find in

<<198>> the plant and that comes with a lot of

<<201>> time and a lot of experience and

<<203>> understanding the plant materials that

<<204>> you're working with

<<206>> and even the uniqueness of the chemistry

<<208>> whether we have dominant compounds or

<<210>> whether we have more subtle compounds in

<<212>> chemistry within the oil each one of

<<214>> them plays an important role in the

<<216>> value of the overall constitution of the

<<219>> oil and the benefits that we can expect

<<221>> to have from that oil one thing that is

<<223>> unique about our Copiah essential oil is

<<226>> that we're using four different species

<<227>> from the Copa Farah trees this makes a

<<230>> very complete profile where you see

<<233>> maybe other Copiah that is offered and

<<235>> it's just simply a fraction which is

<<237>> just a part of all of the components

<<240>> that are available through the different

<<241>> species where we're using all four the

<<244>> reason we've done this is to create a

<<246>> unique synergy with the chemistry not

<<248>> only are we looking for purity but we're

<<250>> also looking for therapeutic potency the

<<253>> trees aren't harmed in any way this is a

<<255>> very sustainable way to be able to

<<256>> collect this essential oil and I think

<<259>> the the potential for this oil in the

<<261>> Amazon is completely endless there are

<<263>> so many trees and we're going to be able

<<265>> to create hundreds of jobs and that will

<<268>> just grow over time as we bring this

<<270>> market to the world

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<<274>> we love to see how it's sourced we love

<<276>> to see how it's collected how it's

<<278>> distilled but the most important part is

<<281>> for us to connect with the people who

<<283>> are creating it for us these are real

<<285>> people their lives matter and for us to

<<289>> truly get to know them to understand

<<292>> what their families dealing with to

<<294>> understand what their needs are and to

<<296>> really come together as one is the most

<<299>> beautiful thing

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<<306>> then I saw what is going on the soup is

<<310>> a children present chicken was the

<<317>> police

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<<351>> to their privacy