ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials

ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials

Tony Frischknecht

A regular figure in most Asian and Middle Eastern households, essentials oils are gaining popularity in many cultures around the world. With its seemingly long list of benefits, no wonder people are turning to these concentrated extracts to support their health and wellbeing.

Often used to boost mood, ease stress, alleviate pain, relieve headaches and migraines, quell nausea, promote healthy sleep, and even repel insects, essential oils have antiseptic properties as well. Their antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties make them a useful product in your medicine cabinet. Not only that, but they have also shown to improve skin conditions, help treat the common cold, and promote healthy digestion.

There is a massive opportunity for the essential oil business. Create an income while enjoying the many benefits and uses of essential oils by tuning in to Extraction Essentials. From the extraction process to the types of equipment surrounding the extraction facility, get educated, and be on your way to creating a better product at a lower price for your customers. 

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials?

There are 25 episodes avaiable of ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials.

What is ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials about?

We have categorized ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials as:

  • Education
  • Science
  • How To
  • Chemistry

Where can you listen to ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials?

ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials start?

The first episode of ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials that we have available was released 4 February 2021.

Who creates the podcast ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials?

ARCHIVE: Extraction Essentials is produced and created by Tony Frischknecht.