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  • Aromatherapy and Sense of Smell

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    Do you know……..today, when I was searching TED talk, came across, ‘The Historical Significance of Smell’ by Caro Verbeek. Yes! You guessed it right, being an Aromatherapist, I immediately opened it and was amazed to hear her talk about Neroli, Myrrh, Fran kincense Essential Oils and the way she diffused oils for her audience. Smell…

  • Aromatherapy, Relation to Nature

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    Do you know………Nature can touch our heart in so many ways; whether watching wildlife in our backyard, or feeling the first rays of sun in the morning, or taking the peaceful stroll in nature, or standing beneath a cascading waterfall, or the colorful world found in the rainforests. Nature is the perfect place to find…

  • Aromatherapy Aid to Cold

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    Do you know……………The bitter frigid winter temperature and snow affecting the nation, create travel nightmare and traffic accidents related to slippery road conditions. Please be mindful and continue to protect yourself from frostbite and hypothermia by wearing warm lightweight clothing in several layers, boots, mittens, and a hat. Stay indoors, if possible. I must admit…

  • Aromatherapy for Our Well-Being

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    Do you know………I was visiting a health club and saw this written on their entry way, ‘Fitness is not about being better than someone else, rather being better than what you used to be’. We can take it physically, mentally, or emotionally being better than in past. Together with regular exercise, healthy diet, and positive…

  • Essential Oil for Stretch Mark

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    Do you know……… Women are more prone to stretch marks than men  and Pregnancy is a very common time for women to experience stretch marks, because the body size grows faster than skin (middle layer-dermis) and becomes overstretched to the point of  tearing that causes scars. This scar  medically referred to as Striae Gravidarum. This…

  • Coconut Oil Use in Aromatherapy

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    Do you know………Coconut Oil is the do-everything natural cost effective oil that can be used for cooking, skin care, hair care, massage, aromatherapy, bio-fuel, as antimicrobial agent, etc. It’s easily available, affordable, and used by large majority of the population. Coconut oil is surging in popularity as a “health food,” after being discarded for a…

  • Lice Treatment with Essential Oil

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    Do you know…….Lice (Pediculus humanus capitis) are tiny, wingless parasites that feed solely on human scalp and survive on minuscule amounts of blood. An adult louse can be light brown or grey, is two-three millimeters long. According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), 6 to12 million elementary school-aged children get lice each year in the…

  • Essential Oils and Diabetes

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    Do you know……………… Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that is present around the globe. The statistics on the CDC’s (The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) site are indicative of a growing diabetes epidemic in the United States and throughout the world. There are three major types of diabetes: Type 1 Diabetes: Also known as Juvenile Diabetes,…

  • Aromatherapy for Brain Fitness

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    Do you know…..…..In recent years, neurologists have discovered that our brain continues to change throughout our lives due to the phenomenon of plasticity i.e. modern research has demonstrated that the brain continues to create new neural pathways and alter existing ones in order to adapt to new experiences, learn new information, and create new memories.…

  • Aromatherapy for Winter Cold-Cough

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    Do you know…………….With the frigid winter temperature, snow, and slippery road conditions, you have to continue to protect yourself from frostbite and hypothermia by wearing warm lightweight clothing in several layers, boots, mittens, and a hat. Stay indoors, if possible. I must admit that, as much as prettier it looks from inside, it also brings…