4ml dram vial with dropper (+/- 200 drops) - $50.
Each vial lasts between 1-3 months depending on daily usage.
For external use, apply a few drops to the skin and rub in to desired area.
When taken internally, 5-10 drops is recommended, diluted in a solution of your choice (Wine, Tea, Juice, smoothie, etc.)
Due to the artistically crafted nature of our products, no order can be promised to ship within 7 days. If expedited shipping is needed, please contact us to negotiate the arrangements. We do our best to get our oils to you as quickly as possible. Thank you for understanding.
Each vial lasts between 1-3 months depending on daily usage.
For external use, apply a few drops to the skin and rub in to desired area.
When taken internally, 5-10 drops is recommended, diluted in a solution of your choice (Wine, Tea, Juice, smoothie, etc.)
Due to the artistically crafted nature of our products, no order can be promised to ship within 7 days. If expedited shipping is needed, please contact us to negotiate the arrangements. We do our best to get our oils to you as quickly as possible. Thank you for understanding.
Overview:
The Oil of Egg is a medicine that seems to have existed with us since the beginning of time. It was known to the ancient Greeks who used it as a skin care product to rejuvenate, heal, and promote beauty. Ancient Chinese medicine worked with the Oil of Egg for conditions such as eczema, ulcers, ringworm, and even frostbite. Roman soldiers were also known to use this oil mixed with the Oil of Rose, and turpentine to heal wounds inflicted on the battlefield.
Alchemy throughout the East and West has always been intrigued by the healing effects found within the animal kingdom. The Oil of Egg was one that had amazing medicinal qualities and was easy to procure from domesticated hens.
An amazing characteristic about the Oil of Egg is that it has a fatty acid profile that resembles that of human breast milk and a lipid profile that mirrors human skin. This quality allows the Oil of Egg to be highly nutritive to the skin and the body and act as a rich omega-3 and omega-6 source. Studies have also shown this oil to be extremely effective on burns, the healing of which happens faster and leaves little to no scarring. Not only is it effective on burns, but the healing rate of any physical injury or laceration is shown to heal quicker (up to 4x) and more effectively with the introduction of this oil topically.
The Oil of Egg is also known to hydrate at the cellular level, penetrating the skin to fully moisturize, and even increase cell oxygenation throughout the body. While uptake of oxygen is increased in the cells, free radical production and damage decreases, this makes the Oil of Egg a very powerful anti-oxidant.
Alchemy throughout the East and West has always been intrigued by the healing effects found within the animal kingdom. The Oil of Egg was one that had amazing medicinal qualities and was easy to procure from domesticated hens.
An amazing characteristic about the Oil of Egg is that it has a fatty acid profile that resembles that of human breast milk and a lipid profile that mirrors human skin. This quality allows the Oil of Egg to be highly nutritive to the skin and the body and act as a rich omega-3 and omega-6 source. Studies have also shown this oil to be extremely effective on burns, the healing of which happens faster and leaves little to no scarring. Not only is it effective on burns, but the healing rate of any physical injury or laceration is shown to heal quicker (up to 4x) and more effectively with the introduction of this oil topically.
The Oil of Egg is also known to hydrate at the cellular level, penetrating the skin to fully moisturize, and even increase cell oxygenation throughout the body. While uptake of oxygen is increased in the cells, free radical production and damage decreases, this makes the Oil of Egg a very powerful anti-oxidant.
Blood under a Microscope at 100x magnification. The spiky and bumpy cells are red blood cells that have undergone oxidative stress and free radical damage.
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Healthy red blood cells with little to no signs of oxidative stress 30 minutes after the ingestion of the Oil of Egg.
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The antibacterial qualities of the Oil of Egg have also been witnessed and researched. Studies have found the Oil of Egg to be effective against E.Coli and Staph, and in general keep the body free of infection. The implications of the Oil of Egg as an all-natural antibiotic are outstanding - lending the body the needed healing qualities it requires without the negative side effects commonly experienced with prescription antibiotics.
Consistent research into this ancient medicine is showing that the Oil of Egg outranks colloidal silvers that have become popular in modern health practices. It's healing properties seem to be effective against any sort of infection, disease, or physical trauma.
Stimulating to the immune system, it strengthens and tones the thyroid and the lymphatic system. Cold-extracted Oil of Egg has a natural immunoglobulin profile. That means that this essence can transfer free antibodies to your immune system. Your body recognizes these antibodies as its own, easily absorbing them into its defenses and using them to protect your cells from pathogens, bacteria, and viruses.
Known as an anti-inflammatory it reduces pain and swelling while working to heal the body of disease. It is also seen to remove artery plaque which can lead to articular sclerosis, heart murmurs, joint pains, and even heart attack & stroke. This allows blood to flow more freely and easily delivery the necessary nutrients and oxygen your body needs to stay healthy and youthful.
The Oil of Egg has also been known to increase physical beauty. It delivers necessary cholesterol to the skin to keep it healthy, free of wrinkles and sag, bringing forth a youthful glow. It helps to moisturize dry flaky skin, remove blemishes and rash, and reverse the processes of aging. As a rich source of Omega-3's, the Oil of Egg can help minimize collagen damage from UV rays, once again promoting anti-aging and a youthful appearance.
Used on the scalp the Oil of Egg removes dandruff, stimulates the growth of healthy hair, and adds natural softness to that hair. The Oil of Egg works against gingivitis, bad breath, and oral health on whole. It increases eye whiteness/brightness by reducing inflammation in the body and generally makes you feel and look more vibrant.
Mentally the Oil of egg helps with memory, focus, and general awareness. It uplifts your mood and is known to work well in fighting depression, anxiety, or social fears. It lends a calm confidence to its users and allows you to step more fully into your highest potentials -physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
Great for internal and external use, the Oil of Egg is a powerful tool that can help bring wholeness into your being.
Consistent research into this ancient medicine is showing that the Oil of Egg outranks colloidal silvers that have become popular in modern health practices. It's healing properties seem to be effective against any sort of infection, disease, or physical trauma.
Stimulating to the immune system, it strengthens and tones the thyroid and the lymphatic system. Cold-extracted Oil of Egg has a natural immunoglobulin profile. That means that this essence can transfer free antibodies to your immune system. Your body recognizes these antibodies as its own, easily absorbing them into its defenses and using them to protect your cells from pathogens, bacteria, and viruses.
Known as an anti-inflammatory it reduces pain and swelling while working to heal the body of disease. It is also seen to remove artery plaque which can lead to articular sclerosis, heart murmurs, joint pains, and even heart attack & stroke. This allows blood to flow more freely and easily delivery the necessary nutrients and oxygen your body needs to stay healthy and youthful.
The Oil of Egg has also been known to increase physical beauty. It delivers necessary cholesterol to the skin to keep it healthy, free of wrinkles and sag, bringing forth a youthful glow. It helps to moisturize dry flaky skin, remove blemishes and rash, and reverse the processes of aging. As a rich source of Omega-3's, the Oil of Egg can help minimize collagen damage from UV rays, once again promoting anti-aging and a youthful appearance.
Used on the scalp the Oil of Egg removes dandruff, stimulates the growth of healthy hair, and adds natural softness to that hair. The Oil of Egg works against gingivitis, bad breath, and oral health on whole. It increases eye whiteness/brightness by reducing inflammation in the body and generally makes you feel and look more vibrant.
Mentally the Oil of egg helps with memory, focus, and general awareness. It uplifts your mood and is known to work well in fighting depression, anxiety, or social fears. It lends a calm confidence to its users and allows you to step more fully into your highest potentials -physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
Great for internal and external use, the Oil of Egg is a powerful tool that can help bring wholeness into your being.
Extraction:
Oil of Egg extraction separated from the egg proteins.
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Our Oil of Egg is extracted from Free-Range Organic eggs!
Kymia Labs uses a liquid-liquid extraction method performed at room temperature making our product a certified cold-extraction oil. This ensures that our oil has not been damaged or altered in any way, keeping the essence's natural immunoglobulin content intact and available for absorption. Cold extraction methods also leave our Oil of Egg free of egg proteins, making this essence safe for those with egg allergies. No harsh chemicals or petroleum products are used during our processing or extraction periods. The Oil of Egg is 100% Organic and safe for internal and external use. |
Fatty Acid Profile:
Oleic acid - 37.6%
Palmitic acid - 35.7%
Linoleic acid - 10.7%
Palmitoleic acid - 7.7%
Stearic acid - 3.3%
Myristic acid - 1.1%
Docosahexaenoic acid - 0.5%
Myristoleic acid - 0.4%
Heptadecanoic acid - 0.3%
Arachidonic acid - 0.2%
Arachidic acid - 0.2%
Linolenic acid - 0.1%
Pentadecanoic acid - 0.1%
Oleic acid - 37.6%
Palmitic acid - 35.7%
Linoleic acid - 10.7%
Palmitoleic acid - 7.7%
Stearic acid - 3.3%
Myristic acid - 1.1%
Docosahexaenoic acid - 0.5%
Myristoleic acid - 0.4%
Heptadecanoic acid - 0.3%
Arachidonic acid - 0.2%
Arachidic acid - 0.2%
Linolenic acid - 0.1%
Pentadecanoic acid - 0.1%
