Terpenes and Terpene Deficiency

Breathe in the Ocean: The Power of Nature's Air

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Imagine for a moment, you're stepping out of your bustling environment, whether it's an office, a lively coffee shop, or your cozy home. You draw a deep breath. What do you feel? For many urban dwellers, the harsh reality is that the air we breathe isn't as pure as we'd like. City air is a blend of sounds, scents, and elements, a far cry from the untouched and pristine breath of nature.

However, there's magic beyond the urban sprawl. Venture off the beaten path, and you'll discover beaches, forests, and mountains where nature's own blend of aromas await. Whether it's the intoxicating smell of salty ocean waters, the allure of dense forests, or the exhilarating freshness of mountain air, these environments envelop us in a peace hard to find in city life.

The Urban Shift and Its Tolls

It's fascinating to note that in the 1950s, just about a third of the global populace called cities home. Fast forward to today, and over 55% have chosen the urban life. Projections even suggest that by 2050, that number will rise to a staggering two-thirds. There's no denying the appeal of cities – the convenience, the infrastructure, the pulse. But along with these advantages come the undeniable stressors of a fast-paced life.

Remember the times of our great-grandparents. Theirs was a life more in tune with the rhythms of the earth. They were familiar with the hum of nature, the rustle of trees, the scent of blooming flowers. These very plants, apart from enhancing the surroundings with their beauty, released what we call secondary metabolites, notably terpenes, which have a myriad of wellness benefits. Our ancestors, without even knowing, would bask in these benefits simply by breathing. Today, in our skyscraper-dominated habitats, many might be unknowingly deprived of these nature-derived wonders.

The Healing Touch of the Ocean and Trees

Journeying to the ocean's embrace, or even a dense forest, is like a rejuvenation session for our senses. The ocean air, particularly, carries with it the magic of terpenes from various sources, be it the surrounding vegetation or the very essence of the sea itself. Depending on your destination, you might be greeted by terpenes from robust coniferous trees or other lush greenery. Moreover, as you distance yourself from urban zones, the air's purity significantly increases, blessing us with negative ions known to enhance oxygen absorption and even possibly influence our serotonin levels.

The Magic Potion: Essential Oils

While we all would love to have nature's retreat as our backyard, practicalities often come in the way. But fear not, essential oils, nature's very own aromatic extracts, can be your daily dose of natural wellness.

One such blend, Ocean MONQ, combines the revitalizing properties of eucalyptus, lime, and tangerine, among others. When mixed, these oils recreate the refreshing vibe of an ocean breeze. Mother Nature has always believed in synergy. Just as a forest thrives with diverse vegetation, combining various essential oils can offer holistic benefits.


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Disclaimer: The above information relates to studies of specific individual essential oil ingredients, some of which are used in the essential oil blends for various MONQ diffusers. Please note, however, that while individual ingredients may have been shown to exhibit certain independent effects when used alone, the specific blends of ingredients contained in MONQ diffusers have not been tested. No specific claims are being made that use of any MONQ diffusers will lead to any of the effects discussed above. Additionally, please note that MONQ diffusers have not been reviewed or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. MONQ diffusers are not intended to be used in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, prevention, or treatment of any disease or medical condition. If you have a health condition or concern, please consult a physician or your alternative health care provider prior to using MONQ diffusers. MONQ blends should not be inhaled into the lungs.Why? It works better that way