Chemistry of Essential Oils
What is Chemistry of Essential Oils?
In the world of science, essential oils have a very unique chemistry, making them particularly helpful to our health and wellbeing. CARE Instructors teach a 6-hour easy-to-understand course in Essential Oil Chemistry so that students gain greater appreciation and education on how and why essential oils work so effectively. While many people are simply satisfied with casually using essential oils, there are many that would like to have a scientific understanding. In CARE’s Chemistry class you will learn:
- The science of how and why essential oils work with the human body.
- How elements interact with one another in essential oils making them beneficial to us.
- How to predict an oil’s therapeutic benefits based on its chemistry.
- How minor and trace elements play a significant role in the therapeutic properties of oils, and why not all oils on the market are beneficial.
- How essential oil molecules have evidence of God’s love for us.
- Aspects of quantum physics in essential oils.
- The science behind instant healing with essential oils
More details about Oil Chemistry...
Based on the book Essential Oil Chemistry Made Simple: God’s Love Manifest in Molecules by David Stewart, PhD and the curriculum developed by Dr. Stewart and his wife Lee, this chemistry class is perfect for everyone. Whether you have little to no understanding of chemistry or you have advanced chemistry degrees, this class will enrich your experience with essential oils.
Advanced Chemistry Class
CARE offers a 3-day (20-hour) seminar in Advanced Chemistry once a year. This is an interactive class where students will gain an even deeper understanding of how chemistry plays a significant role in aromatherapy, and how to utilize quantum physics while using essential oils. Certified CARE Instructors and Interns can take this class for the purpose of teaching Essential Oil Chemistry. [link to Adv Chem class when available]
Our Advanced Emotional Release class is offered in-person and online. A link will be posted below when the class date is set for 2026.
