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Aromatherapy:     more books (100)

Aromatherapy for Healing the Spirit: A Guide to Restoring Emotional and Mental Balance Through Essential Oils (Alternative Health) by Gabriel Mojay, 2005-05-15 The Encyclopedia of Aromatherapy by Chrissie Wildwood, 1996-08-01 Practical Aromatherapy by Shirley Price, 2000-04-15 The Aromatherapy Kit by Charla Devereux, 1993-10-15 Aromatherapy Through the Seasons: Restorative Recipes and Sensory Suggestions by Paula M. Bousquet, Judith Fitzsimmons, 2001-01-21 Facelift at Your Fingertips: An Aromatherapy Massage Program for Healthy Skin and a Younger Face by Pierre Jean Cousin, 1999 The Practice of Aromatherapy by Jean Valnet, 1990-01 Essential Chemistry for Aromatherapy The Magick of Aromatherapy: Use of Scent for Healing Body, Mind, and Spirit by Gwydion O'Hara, 1998-01-08 Essential Aromatherapy by Carole McGilvery, Jimi Reed, et all 2000-01-03 Aromatherapy: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals by Maria Lis-Balchin, 2005-12-23 Aromatherapy During Your Pregnancy by Frances R. Clifford, 1997-05-01 Scents & Scentuality: Essential Oils & Aromatherapy for Romance, Love, and Sex by Valerie Ann Worwood, 1998-11 Aromatherapy: A Practical Approach by Vicki Pitman, 2004-05

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61. College Of The Botanical Healing Arts
    An aromatherapy college that offers a 300-hour course in certification as an aromatherapy practitioner. Located in Santa Cruz, California.  
    http://www.cobha.org/index.html

62. Discovery Health "Aromatherapy"
    aromatherapy is an alternative medicine that uses the smell from essential oils to treat conditions. Learn about aromatherapy and how it works.  
    http://health.howstuffworks.com/wellness/natural-medicine/aromatherapy/aromather
    
    Extractions: by Kathi Keville More from Discovery Health Mystery Diagnosis Millions of Americans who fall prey to real-life medical mysteries. Watch their stories. Aroma means scent, and therapy means treatment. Aromatherapy, then, is the use of the fragrant parts of aromatic plants to improve your health and general well being. First, of course, aromatherapy offers pure enjoyment. Taking a whiff of a spice in your kitchen or a bouquet of flowers is fundamental aromatherapy. Aromatherapy has many other benefits, too. Inhaling the appropriate fragrance can reduce stress, lift a depression, hasten a good night's sleep, soothe your soul, or give you more energy. Aromatherapy is already helping office workers stay alert while doing repetitive mental tasks. And hospitals are experimenting with using aromatherapy to help patients relax so that other healing modalities can do their job. Massaging aromatic oils into your skin is another way to benefit from aromatherapy. That's because essential oils, the compounds responsible for a plant's fragrance, offer a multitude of healing benefits in addition to their individual scents. A pungent liniment such as Chinese Tiger Balm, for instance, eases aches and pains. And the latest fragrant shampoos and body oils will improve the health of your complexion and hair while at the same time inducing a particular mood. Aromatherapy, then, is very versatile and can be used in many different ways to treat a wide range of physical and emotional problems.

63. Joyessence Aromatherapy-Aromatherapy Correspondence Courses, Joyessence Aromathe
    Become a certified Aromatherapist with CFA approved aromatherapy correspondence courses and aroma-massage bodywork Training. (Guelph, Ontario)  
    http://www.joyessence.on.ca
    
    Extractions: Canadian Federation of Aromatherapists (CFA) and National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA) British Columbia Alliance of Aromatherapy (BCAOA) This 400 hour Certified Aromatherapist Program is a home study/Aromatherapy Correspondence Course. Modules 1 and 2 meet the approved standards for professional aromatherapy education as set forth by the Canadian Federation of Aromatherapists (CFA) and NAHA’s Council of Aromatherapy Schools and Educators (CASE). Bodywork is an optional part of the Aromatherapy Certification Program. Upon successful completion of the course requirements, a certificate in Aromatherapy will be issued. SOME REASONS TO CONSIDER TAKING AN APPROVED CFA COURSE Aromatherapy is a specialized massage treatment of the head and body inducing complete relaxation. Aromatic essential oils are applied during a massage that concentrates on the nerve centres of the back and the face. The term "essential oils" refers to the extracts of leaves, flowers and herbs such as lavender, basil, geranium and sandalwood.

64. Aromatherapy And Essential Oils - National Cancer Institute
    Expertreviewed information summary about the use of aromatherapy and essential oils to improve the quality of life of cancer patients.  
    http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/aromatherapy/patient
    
    Extractions: Overview Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils from plants (flowers, herbs , or trees) as therapy to improve physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being (see Question 1 Patients with cancer use aromatherapy mainly to improve their quality of life (see Question 1 Essential oils like Roman chamomile geranium lavender , and cedarwood are the basic materials of aromatherapy (see Question 1 Interest in aromatherapy grew in the late 20th century as a form of complementary medicine (see Question 2 Aromatherapy may work by sending chemical messages to the part of the brain that affects moods and emotions (see Question 3 Essential oils are most often used by inhaling them or by applying them to the skin (see Question 4 Laboratory studies and animal studies have shown that certain essential oils have antibacterial antiviral antifungal , calming, or energizing effects (see

65. Aromatherapy Essential Oils: Information & Products | YoungLiving.com
    Find aromatherapy essential oils information and products at YoungLiving.com. Learn how to properly inhale and use undiluted aromatherapy oils. Visit YoungLiving.com!  
    http://www.youngliving.com/en_US/wellness/aromatherapy.html

66. Aromatherapy Registration Council. Become A Registered Aromatherapist - Informat
    Information on the National Examination in aromatherapy, available through the ARC. Includes frequently asked questions, how to apply, what s new and contact information.  
    http://www.aromatherapycouncil.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Aromatherapy Registration Council TM ("ARC") website. Here, you can: The first National Examination in Aromatherapy was held on December 2, 2000 in 30 testing centers across the USA and Canada. Exams are held twice per year. 2010 examination dates: New: Note that this is the site for the United States based Aromatherapy Registration Council, which offers an international Registration Examination. To visit the site for the UK Aromatherapy Council,visit www.aromatherapycouncil.co.uk

67. Aromatherapy, The Therapeutic Use Of Essential Oils
    aromatherapy What is it? aromatherapy is the entire branch of botanical medicine involved with volatile aromatic plant compounds, otherwise known as essential oils.  
    http://www.anandaapothecary.com/aromatherapy.html
    
    Extractions: What is Aromatherapy? (Please see the Aromatherapy and Essential Oils Article Index at the bottom of this page, and on the main Essential Oils page for more fun reading!) What is Aromatherapy? The term Aromatherapy is a bit misleading, as the aroma of an essential oil is only one facet of the oil's interaction with the human body. Aromatherapy is really the entire branch of botanical medicine using volatile aromatic plant compounds for treatment of various conditions. Many actions of essential oils don't even have to do with one's sense of smell. Beyond acting through the limbic system (the brain region immediately affected by the smell sense), many essential oils have proven antibiotic, antiviral, antispasmodic, antifungal or other actions. But, we'll start with the 'aroma' part - how essential oils interact with the body's olfactory system... Affecting Your Gray Matter via Aromatherapy The olfactory system, your 'smell' sense, is the only one of the five senses directly connected to the brain. All other senses are routed first through the thalamus, then directed to the cerebral cortex and other brain regions. Each 'scent-sensing' cell is a sort of chemical receiver - Each receptor in the nose

68. Scents And Nonsense: Does Aromatherapy Stink? > Health Issues > ACSH
    Article on aromatherapy from Priorities, a publication of the American Council on Science and Health.  
    http://www.acsh.org/healthissues/newsID.782/healthissue_detail.asp

69. Aromatherapy - Essential Oils - Healing OIls Derived From Plants
    Inhalation and application to the body of essential oils derived from plants to induce the senses thus bringing both inner and outer balance and well being to a person.  
    http://healing.about.com/od/aromatherapy/Aromatherapy.htm
    
    Extractions: zWASL=1 zGL='0';zGR='ca-about-radlink'; zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Holistic Healing Search Holistic Therapies Herbs and Flower Essences Inhalation and application to the body of essential oils derived from herbal plants to induce the "smell" senses bring about balance and well being. Aromatherapy and Pets @ Raindrop Therapy (4) As it was in ancient times, so it is today: almost all medicinal plants are aromatic plants. zSB(3,3) Aromatherapy, like color therapy, forms a part of vibrational medicine. Vibrational Medicine is a form of medicine that uses the powerful vibrations of the electromagnetic spectrum. Dr. Christoph Streicher writes about the industry challenges and establishing a code of ethics for aromatherapy and essential oils. Article on hydrosols which Dr. Christoph Streicher at AMRITA Aromatherapy published in Scensitivity: Hydrosols Applying essential oil compresses is an effective way of relieving pain and reducing inflammation.

70. Aromatherapy Thymes Magazine - Exploring The Art And Science Of Aromatherapy
    A quarterly publication, distributed throughout the US. For those interested in aromatherapy, the practical use of essential oils as a holistic health alternative for the mind, body, and spirit.  
    http://www.aromatherapythymes.com

71. Aromatherapy - Top Brands - Bath Body Works
    Shop aromatherapy at Bath Body Works great fragrance finds in shower gels, body lotions, hand soaps, candles, Wallflowers, gifts and discontinued fragrances. Shop online  
    http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=2079001

72. Aromatherapy Journal
    Quarterly publication of the National Association of Holistic aromatherapy, with articles about treating specific ailments, case studies, and safe use of essential oils. Subscription is included in NAHA membership.  
    http://www.naha.org/journal.htm

73. Aromatherapy Candles - Way Out Wax
    Pure essential oils and never any synthetic fragrances or dyes Way Out Wax strives to create the cleanest burning candles on the market.  
    http://www.wayoutwax.com/products/aromatherapy/
    
    Extractions: DisplayLogName("ss_reg_0001242648"); Nothing lifts the spirit and soothes the soul quite like the pure aroma derived from a plant's flowers, woods and fruits. These pure essential oils offer an array of therapeutic benefits, from stress relief and revitalization, to mental clarity. Learn about the differences between true aromatherapy and "aromacology" We like to describe our single scents as "true scents": lavender smells exactly like fresh lavender, because we only use pure lavender essential oil to create the scent. With ten single scents and six synergies, we invite you to burn a combination of scents together to create a unique aromatherapy experience in the home. In aromatherapy, a "synergy" is a blend of essential oils in which the combined effect is greater than the effects of the essential oils individually. Our synergies were created collaboratively with certified aromatherapists, and are available in six exhilarating and therapeutic blends. Each blend is designed to treat specific ailments or enhance moods. Cedarwood Aromatherapy Candles A warming, grounding aroma useful as a meditation aid.

74. Aromatherapy
    A Pomeranian breeder describes her use of aromatherapy with her dogs. Suggested blends and combinations are given.  
    http://www.avalonpom.com/AT.htm
    
    Extractions: Aromatherapy For Dogs?! By: Annette Davis APC Member (Originally written for the Pomeranian Review June, 1996) Aromatherapy is very popular in France, England and many other countries. As frustrated Americans search for alternatives to chemical products, holistic practices like Aromatherapy are quickly gaining popularity in the U.S. as well. Many dogs (and their owners) are sensitive or allergic to chemical products such as insecticides and synthetic perfumes. Insecticides, antibiotics and other drugs are also very damaging to the immune system. A damaged immune system often leads to skin problems, metabolic disorders, and a general lack of good health. A suitable essential oil can often replace the damaging chemical agent. Allergies to natural essential oils rarely exist, however you must obtain your essential oils only from a reputable source that guarantees that they are not chemically altered or adulterated. Essential oils are a big business world wide, and it is a common practice to adulterate them. Hundreds of essential oils are available for use. One that some of you are probably familiar with is

75. Natural & Alternative Treatments
    Overview. aromatherapy is actually a form of herbal medicine. However, instead of using the entire herb, it employs the fragrant essential oil that is released when a fresh  
    http://healthlibrary.epnet.com/GetContent.aspx?token=e0498803-7f62-4563-8d47-5fe

76. Good News For Pets > Pet World
    aromatherapy for pets and their people by Steve Dale, including lavender, geranium and peppermint.  
    http://www.goodnewsforpets.com/petworld/archive/3b002_aromatherapy.htm
    
    Extractions: By Steve Dale Dogs and cats can "chill out" by wearing aromatherapy collars. For example, Lavender collars have a calming effect. If you think that's strange. It gets stranger: people can order these dog and cat collars too. De Ann Lowell, founder of Peppermint Pets in Chatsworth, Calif. says, "A little old lady from Springfield, Mo. just ordered a collar for herself and another for her dog in a leafy green print." Lowell isn't hoping to make Mr. Blackwell's list for the Best of Worst Dressed; she says she wants "pets more at ease with their environments." She says our own noses not to mention your pets' - which are far more sensitive - are being over stimulated. Lavender will relax your and your pet's nose. If your nose prefers to be uplifted, you can add a special aromatherapy charm, such as one containing a geranium, to the collar. She's calls geranium a sort of St. John's wort for dogs or cats. The collars range in size from elastic collars for cats to collars with enough width for large dogs or large people, $8 to $12. The charms that clip onto the collars for an extra whiff are $27, and include refreshing oil. If that's not enough to sell your snout, Peppermint Pets also offers aromatherapy kitty litter, which presumably makes cats feel good about their toilets. (Beware: however, scented litters can make cats fussy about their boxes). There are also therapy candles for pets, herbal pet shampoos and natural dog and cat treats. For further information, contact Peppermint Pets, (818) 772-6993 or access

77. Essential Oils,Aromatherapy Oils,Diffusers,Scents,of The Month Clubs
    Pure essential oils, Scent of the Month Club, aromatherapy bath and body treatments, and candles.  
    http://www.aromathyme.com

78. Rejuvenate Yourself With Aromatherapy Essential Oils
    aromatherapy which is a natural way of healing many physiological and physical ailments, makes use of essential oils which are derived from the leaves, flowers, barks, berries  
    http://www.ideamarketers.com/?articleid=1607184

79. MeadowsAroma: Aromatherapy Products, Essential Oils, Incence, Lavender Oil, And
    Meadows aromatherapy supplier of pure essential oils, blends, and bodycare products. Located in Canterbury.  
    http://www.meadowsaroma.com
    
    Extractions: WELCOME TO MEADOWS AROMATHERAPY PRODUCTS The Meadows Aromatherapy brand is trusted worldwide and we pride ourselves on not only the exceptional quality, vibration and freshness of our 100% pure essential oils and our aromatherapy products but also on the excellent service we offer and our pricing policy (which makes our products affordable and reachable to all, without compromise on quality). We like to keep our products as natural and as safe as possible - our complete product range is therefore free from any SLS, SLES or parabens. Please see the attached to read further information about the ingredients we use in our products and those that we reject. As a company we also like to support humanitarian and ethical charities or organisations. Take a look at our charity section to learn more about the projects we are currently supporting through the sale of our products or donation of goods etc. Receive our latest updates, product news and special offers. Want to unsubscribe?

80. Aromatherapy Essential Oils And Aromatherapy Products - FragranceNet.com®.
    Featuring aromatherapy Products and Essential Oils at discounts up to 70% OFF department store prices. FragranceNet.com .  
    http://www.fragrancenet.com/f/net/aromatherapy.html

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