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Aromatherapy Basics: All About Lavender

In: Health & Fitness

13 May 2009

The lavender plant, endemic to the Mediterranean, has long been cherished for its scent, therapeutic qualities and cooking uses. Essential oil of lavender is referred to as the “mother” of aromatherapy oils by essential oils teacher Salvatore Battaglia. Lavender’s flowery, yet gentle, scent is subtle and supportive. Unlike rose or jasmine flower essential oils, lavender’s aroma is not overbearing but instead buoys the spirit and assists in the rebalancing of physical and mental bearings. These reasons make lavender an excellent plant for overcoming symptoms of stress.

Is Laser Hair Removal Permanent?

In: Health & Fitness

9 May 2009

Most people who have unwanted excess will seek methods or products designed to remove hair. One such method is Laser Hair Removal. With laser hair removal, lasers discharge a gentle beam of light that passes through the skin to the hair follicle where it is absorbed. The energy from the laser is converted into heat that vaporizes the hair follicle while leaving surrounding skin undamaged.

Make Your Skin Beautiful With Organic Natural Skin Care

In: Health & Fitness

27 Apr 2009

The origin of aromatherapy can be traced back to very old Egypt. It was utilized in both ritualistic and medicinal practices. Even the Chinese medicinal practices are rich in cures with vital oils in acupuncture, massage, inhalations and baths. The antique Indian medicinal system also deals a lot with the medicinal oils. Knowledge of aroma therapy and its scientific basis began after a French Chemist Gattefosse showed that vital oils can enter the skin and mix with the extra-cellular liquids of the body which are then carried to the different organs.

What Is Aromatherapy

In: Health & Fitness

9 Apr 2009

There is alot of discussion and debate about what aromatherapy is. Some claim that aromatherapy is all about fragrances and is commonly perceived as anything that exudes sweet-smelling odor such as that of scented candles and potpourri. There is also debate about the acceptable origin of the oils. This is not the true element of aromatherapy. In its absolute meaning, aromatherapy is the use of essential oils from natural botanical sources to influence the physiological and psychological well-being of an individual.

Aromatherapy Massage – the New Way to Your Health

In: Health & Fitness

9 Apr 2009

Aromatherapy is defined as an alternative form of medical practice that is different from the commonly accepted mainstream medical practice. In aromatherapy, the use of essential oils to be used to bring about the desired effects is done. These oils are rubbed on the body and they are responsible for causing a relaxed, stress-free feeling. In addition, these aromatherapy massage oils help to alleviate muscle tension problem and improve the body’s circulation.

Using of Essential Oils in Aromatherapy Massage

In: Health & Fitness

8 Apr 2009

Aromatherapy is defined as an alternative form of medical practice that is different from the commonly accepted mainstream medical practice. In aromatherapy, the use of essential oils to be used to bring about the desired effects is done. These oils are rubbed on the body and they are responsible for causing a relaxed, stress-free feeling. In addition, these aromatherapy massage oils help to alleviate muscle tension problem and improve the body’s circulation.

Healing from the Heart with Bergamot Essential Oil

In: Health & Fitness

7 Apr 2009

Bergamot essential oilis subtle and uplifting, uniting one of the most enticing perfume aromas with the transformative potential of this plant’s powerful healing effects. The light green oil is pressed from the peels of the nearly ripe bitter oranges, with an scent like candy for grown-ups; the bright top note combines a fresh sweet-tart orange with slightly spicy balsamic undertones. A member of the botanical family Rutacae, the Bergamot tree (Citrus bergamia) grows up to 15 feet high and yields small round fruit that look much like miniature oranges. The Bergamot essential oil used in aromatherapy should not be confused with the familiar bergamot plant, also known as ‘bee balm’, an herb indigenous to North America.

Healing from the Heart with Bergamot Essential Oil

In: Health & Fitness

6 Apr 2009

Looking for a way to bring smiles to your family’s faces? Aromatherapy offers many wonderful means of naturally uplifting the emotions, and one of the favorites is Bergamot essential oil. Its bright, sweet and tart aroma is loved by all ages. The oil is gently pressed from the rinds of Bergamot fruit, and is widely available in an organic variety. The oil is exceptionally safe, and can be used in diffusers, or worn as a natural perfume (as has been done for many centuries). Here we’ll have a brief look at the history of Bergamot’s use, and some practical applications for its use for you and your family.

Aromatherapy Spotlight: Uplifting with Bergamot

In: Health & Fitness

6 Apr 2009

Bergamot essential oilis subtle and uplifting, uniting one of the most enticing perfume aromas with the transformative potential of this plant’s powerful healing effects. The light green oil is pressed from the peels of the nearly ripe bitter oranges, with an scent like candy for grown-ups; the bright top note combines a fresh sweet-tart orange with slightly spicy balsamic undertones. A member of the botanical family Rutacae, the Bergamot tree (Citrus bergamia) grows up to 15 feet high and yields small round fruit that look much like miniature oranges. The Bergamot essential oil used in aromatherapy should not be confused with the familiar bergamot plant, also known as ‘bee balm’, an herb indigenous to North America.

The Secrets of Aromatherapy Massage

In: Health & Fitness

6 Apr 2009

Aromatherapy is simply an alternative form of medicine to the mainstream medicine practice. In aromatherapy, essential oils are used to bring about the desired effects. Aromatherapy massage also incorporates the use of essential oils rubbed on the body to produce a number of effects. The massage usually has a relaxing feeling and relives stress. It also helps to reduce muscle tension thereby increasing the body’s circulation.


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