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The Complete Guide To Clinical Aromatherapy and Essential Oils for The Physical Body
Essential Oils for Beginners
Elizabeth Ashley
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Comprehensive data of many oils and how to use them?
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A complete beginner to essential oils who wants to learn how to treat themselves and their family safely.
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This book, written by a professional aromatherapist with 21 years experience has a little something for each of you.
Instructions on recommended oils for 60 different ailments
Information on 104 essential oils and their safety data (referenced from Tisserand Essential Oil Safety Data for Health Professionals 2013)
Facts on how to use 16 different carrier oils including coconut oil, tamanu, and also St Johns Wort
Recipe blends by another 13 professional aromatherapists including a blend to use in labour by a midwife using essential oils on an NHS maternity ward and an aphrodisiac blend by a professional sex therapist.
Details of how the chemistry of essential oils works
Reflections on how plant extracts have been used since early neolithic times right up to the present day
Plus extra bonus material:
Free hypnotherapy relaxation download
6 essential oil monographs including the most up to date information into clinical trials into many conditions including breast, skin and prostate cancers as well as diabetes: on lavender oil, tea tree oil, geranium, rose, myrrh and chamomile.
Past professionally published papers by the author on Agarwood, Damiana, Tuberose, Calendula and myrtle oils
Discount vouchers to 15 aromatherapy schools, product stores and treatment clinics.
Over 300 pages and 21 years of professional experience....
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