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"Advanced Aromatherapy"
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138 pages
1998
Kurt Schnaubelt, Ph.D.
Kurt Schnaubelt holds a Ph.D. in chemistry and is director of the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy in San Francisco.
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Better Health and Well Being
Aromatherapy is the fastest-growing segment of the body care industry, an effective and deeply pleasurable way to maintain well-being. Now, Kurt Schnaubelt, a chemist and longtime aromatherapy practitioner, provides scientific proof for the efficacy of essential oils, explained clearly and logically.
Essential Oils
Advanced Aromatherapy draws on the most recent research to demonstrate how essential oils work on the cells and microbes of the body. These chemical changes affect emotional states as well as physical ones. Advanced Aromatherapy explains how to treat symptoms ranging from hay fever to stress disorders with predictable results.
Aromatherapy Workbook
An essential textbook for aromatherapy practitioners. "Advanced Aromatherapy" is a
138-page workbook-size textbook that provides a more advanced look into essential oils and
aromatherapy. Essential oil chemistry, EO selection and application are the topical highlights
of this information-rich text.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Aromatherapy: A Challenge to Conventional Medicine
Antibiotics: The Downfall of Conventional Medicine
Civilization from One Source
Aromatherapy: An Answer
The Immune System: Not a One-Way Street
Complex Information from Plants
The History of Aromatherapy
2. Essential Oils--Definition and Distillation
Plant Messengers
Essential Oils--Distillation, Chemistry, and History
Essential Oil Terminology
The Composition of Essential Oils
Spectrum of Action of Essential Oil Components
3. The Effects of Essential Oils
Antibacterial Effects
The Aromatogram
Antiviral Effects
Inhalation and Expectorant Effects
Sedative and Antispasmodic Effects
4. Self-Treatment with Essential Oils
Real and Potential Risks
Essential Oils and the Skin
Contraindications and Unusually Toxic Oils
5. Choosing Essential Oils
The Relationship between Chemical Structure and Effects
Descriptions of the Oils
6. Application of Essential Oils
Methods of Application
Areas of Use
Bruises, Sprains, Sports Injuries
Burns
Wounds and Scars
Lymphatic System
Herpes
Shingles
Bladder Infections
Bloodshot Eyes and Conjunctivitis
Nervousness, Tension, Stress
Motion Sickness
Fatigue
Infectious Illnesses
Respiratory Conditions
Skin Conditions
Cosmetics with Natural Substances
7. Aromatherapy: Mediating between the Immune System, Emotions, and the Body
Aromatherapy and the Immune System
Aromatherapy and Asthma
Aromatherapy and Viral Diseases
An End to the Separation of Body and Mind
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"Dr. Schnaubelt presents sound research to demonstrate how essential
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Making Scents
"Schnaubelt brings singular authority to this explanation of the reasons why essential oils act on different systems of the body. This is aromatherapy's next generation, based in scientific analysis and structured to produce predictable results. Essential for the serious student."
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Educate Yourself
Although essential oils are well known to be great healers of all types of afflictions and maladies, it is in the user's best interest to educate themselves in the proper use of high-grade therapeutic essential oils before use.
Powerful Tool
Aromatherapy is a powerful tool that can be used to unlock negative emotions that you hold in your body from past experiences. On a subtle, energetic level, essential oils shift the vibrations of your body where it impacts the endocrine system. It seems likely our life experiences are coded by the aroma that was present during that experience. It is common to recall childhood memories when smelling essential oils.
Scents
The sense of odor is more sensitive in human beings than the sense of taste. The flavor of food is a combined response to two of the chemical senses; taste and odor. The sense of odor is the major contributor to the perception of flavor.
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