doTERRA Copaiba Softgels 60 Softgels
doTERRA Copaiba Softgels
Copaiba Softgels provide Copaiba resin essential oil in a convenient, pre-measured capsule format. They are an easy option for customers who want an internal Copaiba format without measuring oil from a bottle.
Why Customers Choose Them
60 pre-measured softgels
Contains Copaiba resin essential oil
Made with extra virgin olive oil in a convenient softgel
Portable and simple to add to a label-directed supplement routine
Useful alternative for customers who prefer capsules to bottled essential oil
Ginny's Note
I’ve personally used Copaiba Softgels. If you’re deciding between these, Copaiba Essential Oil, or Copaiba Touch, call or text me at 619-851-8236. I’m happy to explain the format differences and help you decide which is the most practical fit for your routine.
What Research Is Exploring
Copaiba naturally contains beta-caryophyllene (BCP), a compound that is also being studied on its own in humans. The distinction is important: studies of purified BCP are not studies of doTERRA Copaiba Softgels. In a randomized double-blind crossover pharmacokinetic study, 24 healthy adults received a single 100 mg dose of BCP either as neat oil or in a specialized self-emulsifying delivery system; the specialized formulation produced substantially greater and faster BCP absorption. That study is especially useful because it shows that formulation can materially change how much BCP reaches the bloodstream. An eight-week randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trial in 66 people with H. pylori infection tested 126 mg/day of purified BCP. It did not eradicate the infection and did not significantly change the study's breath-test or histology measures, although some gastrointestinal symptom and inflammatory-marker changes were reported. Another randomized trial in 52 women with obesity and food-addiction scores tested 100 mg/day BCP; the food-addiction score changed, while body composition, appetite, eating behavior, mental-health measures, and several other outcomes did not significantly improve versus placebo. These studies are interesting for understanding BCP, but the dose, formulation, and composition differ from Copaiba resin essential oil, so they should not be used to claim that this product produces the same outcomes.
Read the human beta-caryophyllene bioavailability study on PubMed Read the randomized beta-caryophyllene gastrointestinal study on PubMed Read the randomized beta-caryophyllene supplementation study on PubMed
Use: Follow the serving directions on the current product label. Do not substitute doses used in research studies for the product-label directions.
Caution: Follow all current label precautions. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or under medical care, consult your healthcare professional before using dietary supplements.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
