U.S. Patent No. 9,139,754 B1
None of the following oils provides more: 1. energy, 2. healing, 3. anti-aging benefits, 4. quicker pain relief, per gram than Paradise Oil. The oils are: fish oil, CBD oil, Hemp oil, omega-3 oils, Krill oil, vegetable oil, olive oil, extra virgin olive oil, flaxseed oil, linseed oil, OmegaXL, organic oils, etc. Take each one #1, to #4 on their own, any two, or all four together Paradise Oil will prevail.
What fatty acid in Paradise Oil is supported by a FDA 'qualified health claim' and may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease? Answer: Oleic fatty acid. What fatty acid may be beneficial for pathogen elimination? Answer: Oleic acid in Paradise Oil. Does oleic acid alleviate pain and reduce damage from chronic nerve pain and rheumatoid arthritis? Answer: Yes. What fatty acid does Paradise Oil deliver the highest concentrations of in people living with a disease and people who are disease free? Answer: Oleic acid, an omega-9 oleic acid by itself increases the most in concentration than four omega-3s (C18:3n3, C20:5n3, C22:5n3, and C22:6n3) combined. All test participants cells craved more oleic acid. Omega-3s not so much. What acid can increase more than 2% in concentration with as little as 10 drops on skin? Oleic fatty acid increased 2.88% in one test participant.
Paradise Oil benefits 10 organ systems, and two other circulatory and immune systems, while being free of negative side effects and adverse reactions. Fatty acids are important nutrients in all twelve of the following:
1. Cardiovascular system (heart, fatty acids);
2. Circulatory system (heart, blood oxygen, fatty acids);
3. Endocrine system (fatty acids);
4. Immune system (white blood cells, fatty acids);
5. Integumentary system (skin, hair, nails, fatty acids);
6. Lymphatic system (fatty acids);
7. Muscular system (fatty acids);
8. Nervous system (60% of brain is fatty acids);
9. Reproductive system (ovaries, testes, fatty acids);
10. Respiratory system (oxygen, fatty acids, nose, mouth, lungs);
11. Skeletal system (bones, joints, ligaments, cartilage, fatty acids);
12. Urinary system (kidneys, bladder, fatty acids);