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Aromatherapy and Cancer Part 1 – Palliative Care
Category Archives: Aromatherapy Knowledge Bank
Aromatherapy and Cancer Part 1 – Palliative Care
- Posted on: November 10th, 2010
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Aromatherapy and essential oils are inevitably amongst the areas of treatment that anyone recently diagnosed with cancer, or indeed a family member or loving friend of a sufferer, will contemplate as a possible aide to battling the condition. Almost everyone these days has either battled the condition themselves, or been touched deeply by a loved [...]
Getting to Know Your Essential Oils By Smell – Part One
- Posted on: July 28th, 2010
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The Aromatherapy Store is very conscious of the value of learning to identify your oils by fragrance alone. At first glance this might seem a rather ridiculous statement to make – surely the essential oil lover must know the fragrance of the oils they purchase or how else would they have made the decision to [...]
Essential Oils For Alleviating Arthritis Discomfort
- Posted on: June 15th, 2010
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The Aromatherapy Store stocks plenty of essential oils which are particularly favoured for its anti-inflammatory benefits. That is a specific area that Aromatherapy and Essential oils can really contribute significantly towards the recipients well-being of those experiencing arthritis: 1) Providing the benefits of massaging in oils with anti-inflammatory qualities into the affected areas 2) Consolidating [...]
What’s The Scientific Evidence for Aromatherapy’s Claims?
- Posted on: June 9th, 2010
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Essential Oils can be expensive. We all have our favourite oil and aroma – and we all like to indulge ourselves from time to time. Sometimes just the walking into a shop and selecting a small expensive bottle from the shelves, beautifully packaged, and offering the promise of warm fragrant evenings to come can be [...]
Aromatherapy and Psychoneuroimmunology – The Mind Aiding Well Being.
- Posted on: June 9th, 2010
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Aromatherapy and Essential Oils can legitimately claim their place amongst alternative and credible therapies on a number of levels – and one of those levels is the benefits they bring to an holistic approach to good health and well-being. Setting aside for the moment the scientifically measurable benefits of essential oils – ie tea-tree oil [...]
Aromatherapy and the Difference Between Men and Women
- Posted on: June 9th, 2010
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The Aromatherapy Store has noticed with interest that the main part of Aromatherapy practitioners seem to be women. Just a quick glance through any listings of local Aromatherapists can confirm this point. Generally it tends to be more women that buy the essential oils too, judging by our sales enquiries – although the percentages aren’t [...]
The Aromatherapy Store Information bank presents ‘How Essential Oils Enter the Body’.
- Posted on: June 3rd, 2010
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The Aromatherapy Store Information bank presents ‘How Essential Oils Enter the Body’. There are three main ways that essential oils are accessed by the body – inhalation (perhaps the truest ‘aromatherapy’ method), topical application (through the use of oiled baths, and massage oils etc applied directly to the skin) and ingestion (in the UK the [...]
The Aromatherapy Store: ‘How Essential Oils Enter the Body – Inhalation’.
- Posted on: June 3rd, 2010
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The Aromatherapy Store Information bank presents ‘How Essential Oils Enter the Body’. The Aromatherapy Store highlight the three main ways that essential oils are accessed by the body – inhalation (perhaps the truest ‘aromatherapy’ method), topical application (through the use of massage oils etc applied directly to the skin) and ingestion (in the UK the [...]

