A six-oil antimicrobial and antifungal blend built around real evidence grades, not tradition alone. Tea Tree carries TGA approval and trial results equivalent to benzoyl peroxide for acne and clotrimazole for Candida.
Tea Tree is TGA-approved and matches real pharmaceutical comparators in controlled trials — benzoyl peroxide for acne, clotrimazole for Candida infections. Purify pairs it with Rosemary, Lemongrass, Citronella, Lavender Stoechas and Myrtle, each stated at its own honest evidence grade, for broad-spectrum antimicrobial and antifungal coverage.
Every oil in this blend carries an evidence grade, stated plainly rather than implied. Tea Tree's is the strongest, and it's worth knowing exactly how strong.
Tea Tree carries approval from Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration — a real regulatory body, not a marketing label. Controlled trials have found it equivalent to benzoyl peroxide for acne and to clotrimazole for Candida infections. Those are direct comparisons against real pharmaceutical standards, the same category of evidence this dispensary holds every oral supplement to.
| Oil | Grade | What It Does |
|---|---|---|
| Lemongrass | STRONG | Antimicrobial against MRSA, S. aureus, E. coli, and Candida, in both in vitro and in vivo research. |
| Rosemary | STRONG | Real trial history for memory and alertness, and one of the strongest natural antioxidants studied. The same evidence base behind its documented use for hair and scalp health. |
| Tea Tree | STRONG | TGA-approved. RCT-equivalent to benzoyl peroxide for acne and clotrimazole for Candida. |
| Lavender Stoechas | MODERATE | Higher camphor content than standard lavender, giving it stronger antimicrobial and antifungal action. Warrants extra care around children. |
| Citronella | MOD-STRONG | Broad-spectrum antifungal, and a WHO-recognized insect repellent. |
| Myrtle | MODERATE | Antifungal against Candida specifically, alongside wound-healing support. |
Because it genuinely does two separate jobs, each independently documented. The antimicrobial and antioxidant evidence stands on its own. The memory and alertness trial history is a completely separate body of research. This is the same Rosemary evidence sitting behind its use in hair and scalp formulas elsewhere in this line — one oil, two real applications, not one claim stretched to cover both.
Bacterial and fungal infection control — including coverage against MRSA and Candida specifically, not just general-purpose antimicrobial claims.
Skin infection alongside general antimicrobial use — a broad-spectrum topical option rather than a single-organism treatment.
Cognitive and memory support — via Rosemary's separate, independently documented evidence base.
Insect protection — Citronella's WHO-recognized repellent action as a genuine secondary use.
Topical: diluted per label directly to the affected area. Diffuser use is appropriate for airborne pathogen exposure and insect control.
Because the body's own infection response has a segmental component this blend works alongside rather than replaces. Sympathetic and lymphatic drainage segments from T1 to T4 support the lymphatic clearance underlying the body's own immune response to infection. This blend supplies the direct antimicrobial action at the tissue; the nervous system and lymphatic drainage govern how effectively the body clears what's being fought off.
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Fair skepticism, since "clinically studied" is one of the most overused phrases in this entire category. The honest test is specificity: does the claim name a real regulatory body, a real comparator drug, and a real trial design, or does it just say "studies show"?
TGA approval is checkable — Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration is a real government regulatory agency, the same category of body as the FDA. The benzoyl peroxide and clotrimazole comparisons are named, specific pharmaceutical products, not a vague "traditional treatment" comparator. That's the difference between a real evidence claim and a marketing one: you can go verify it.
Not every oil in this blend carries that same strength of evidence, and this page doesn't pretend otherwise. Lavender Stoechas and Myrtle are graded MODERATE, not STRONG — real supporting evidence, genuinely less extensive than Tea Tree's. Stating the difference plainly is more useful than treating every ingredient as equally proven.
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Formula: Lemongrass, Rosemary, Tea Tree, Lavender Stoechas, Citronella, Myrtle. 15ml (.051 oz) dropper bottle. This is Dr. Frazier's own formulation, not a Nutri-West product — there is no third-party manufacturer listing to cross-verify against.
Application: topical, diluted per label directly to the affected area. Diffuser use for airborne pathogen exposure and insect control.
Cautions: Rosemary — avoid in epilepsy and pregnancy. Lavender Stoechas — extra care around children, given its higher camphor content relative to standard lavender.
Patch test recommended 24 to 48 hours before full application, given this is a concentrated essential oil blend. Discontinue and consult a physician if irritation or a reaction develops. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes.
| Product | Why |
|---|---|
| Nutri-West Total Probiotic | Where infection control intersects with gut and microbiome support — the topical and internal sides of the same picture. |
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Genuinely strong research, not folklore. Tea Tree carries TGA approval — Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration, a real regulatory body — and controlled trials have found it equivalent to benzoyl peroxide for acne and to clotrimazole for Candida infections. Those are direct comparisons against real pharmaceutical standards, not against a placebo. This formula's Tea Tree component is included at that evidence grade specifically, not a token traditional inclusion.
Because Rosemary's antimicrobial evidence and its cognitive evidence are two separate, independently documented effects of the same oil. Real trial history exists for memory and alertness, and it is also one of the strongest natural antioxidants studied. It's worth knowing this is the same Rosemary evidence base behind its documented use for hair and scalp health — a genuinely dual-purpose oil, not an ingredient doing one job.
Both, and the blend is built around that overlap deliberately. Lemongrass carries strong in vitro and in vivo evidence against MRSA, Candida, and E. coli. Tea Tree adds acne and fungal coverage at pharmaceutical-comparable strength. Citronella and Lavender Stoechas broaden antifungal and antimicrobial coverage further, with Citronella also functioning as a recognized insect repellent. This is a broad-spectrum antimicrobial and antifungal formula first, with insect protection as a genuine secondary use.
Not with this specific blend, and this is a real, named caution rather than a blanket disclaimer. Rosemary is specifically flagged to avoid in pregnancy, alongside a caution in epilepsy. If you are pregnant or have a seizure disorder, this formula is not the right choice without direct physician guidance.
With real caution around one component specifically. Lavender Stoechas carries higher camphor content than standard lavender and calls for extra care around children — not an absolute exclusion, but a reason to use lower dilution and closer supervision than with an adult.
No. Purify is formulated and dispensed by Dr. Troy Delane Frazier, DC at Absolute Health, 560 South State Street, Suite H-1, Orem, Utah 84058, and ships nationwide. If your own provider referred you, enter their Referring Provider ID at checkout so the order is credited to them. Questions: (801) 221-1151.
15ml · six-oil antimicrobial and antifungal blend
Topical botanical oil · Avoid in pregnancy and epilepsy · Ships nationwide
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