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If you are interested in making a sacred essential oil blend for anointing, I found this suggestion: Cedarwood Coriander Frankincense Hyssop Ledum Patchouli Sandalwood Western Red Cedar White Fir Read the full details at A Special ‘Holy Chrism’ Essential Oil Blend for Blessing & Anointing . Aromatherapy and Essential Oils

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Essential Oil Blend for Anointing

Aromatherapists believe there are a number of essential oils that increase blood flow. Choosing an oil that works best for may also involve taking into consideration the underlying cause of the poor circulation and other personal characteristics. Here are a few to get you started on your research: Cypress may be useful for low blood pressure, poor circulation, varicose veins, and hemorrhoids

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Essential Oils That Increase Blood Flow

It is quite normal to feel anxious from time to time. But if you remain anxious without reason and for prolong period, it will affect your day to day life then it may be generalized as anxiety disorder. People suffering from anxiety disorder tend to always unwanted happening and can’t stop worrying about money, healthy, family work school etc.

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Natural Cures for Anxiety, Causes, Symptoms and Home Remedies

Healthy Eating during Pregnancy is a simple guide to staying healthy during pregnancy and lactation. It’s really a perfect companion for any pregnancy.

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The Harvard Medical School Guide to Healthy Eating During Pregnancy

The site focuses on diet, homoeopathy, yoga, ayurvedic treatment , aromatherapy and other alternative techniques to maintain healthy lifestyle whilst treating complex medical conditions. The website is created and managed by a group of …

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Health and Wellness: Gall bladder stones treatment, the natural way

More and more people are concerned about the safety and side-effects of prescription drugs and medications. And with the health care debacle going-on in the United States Congress, and the high cost of health care generally, people are searching out alternative forms of healing.

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Healing Naturally With Essential Oils

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One more post on aromatherapy for dogs before I move to a new topic. When your dog becomes a bit smelly, you can use essential oil sprays to freshen him up a bit. Here’s the base recipe: 1 teaspoon vegetable glycerin 1/2 ounce grain alcohol or vodka 1 teaspoon sulfated castor oil 1 ounce aloe vera 10 drops grapefruit extract 6 ounces distilled water Mix ingredients in a dark or opaque mister bottle

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Using aromatherapy for dogs as a method of tick and flea control is nearly as effective as toxic sprays and powders. You can try these oils: peppermint, citronella, lavender, eucalyptus, lemon, geranium, bay, and myrrh. Make your own flea and tick spray by combining about 25 drops of any of the suggested oils into eight ounces of water

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Aromatherapy for Dogs: Tick and Flea Control

A new study in the January edition of the Journal of Lipid Research reported that researches have found six essential oils, including thyme, clove, rose, eucalyptus, fennel, and bergamot, that may help suppress the inflammatory COX-2 enzyme like resveratrol, the “chemical linked with the health benefits of red wine.” According to the website The Medical News, these findings “provide more understanding of the health benefits of many botanical oils and provide a new avenue for anti-inflammatory drugs.” Of the commercial essential oils tested, the researchers were able to identify six (thyme, clove, rose, eucalyptus, fennel, and bergamot) that “reduced COX-2 expression in cells by at least 25%.” Of these, thyme oil proved the most effective and reduced expression levels by about 75%. > > For therapeutic grade essential oils, visit the Apothecary Shoppe here

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Natural Standard is offering a series of upcoming complimentary webinars on integrative medicine. Natural Standard offers these impartial webinars as an informational public service. All webinars are recorded and archived at www.naturalstandard.com/webinars .

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Webinar Forum: Introduction to Clinical Aromatherapy for Healthcare Environments

ACHS President Dorene Petersen harvests vitex berries for essential oil distillation in the American College of Healthcare Sciences Botanical Teaching Garden on February 17, 2010 Vitex Vitex agnus-castus , also called chaste tree and monk’s pepper, is from the family Verbenaceae. A perennial, deciduous shrub, vitex grows to about 6-18 feet high and can spread to about 15 feet. The leaves are dark green, the flowers are small and lilac, and the berries are red-black with a spicy, aromatic flavor and aroma.

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Essential Oil of Vitex May Help with Symptoms of PMS and Menopause

Kristen Leigh Bell, who specialized in aromatherapy for dogs for over ten years, lists 52 safe essential oils for dogs in her book Holistic Aromatherapy for Animals: A Comprehensive Guide to the Use of Essential Oils & Hydrosols with Animals . Here are some of the more common essential oils safe for a dog’s bath: Lavender essential oil is good for skin conditions and is also calming. Carrot Seed essential oil is useful for dogs with dry, flaky skin that is sensitive to allergens and prone to infection

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Aromatherapy for Dogs: Essential Oils for the Dog’s Bath

You can use essential oils for fibroids in a compress, in a sitz bath, or for abdominal massage to promote blood circulation to your pelvic area and potentially promote healing. The first recommendations from the Essential Oils Desk Reference are cistus or lavender essential oil used in a warm compress on you lower abdomen daily

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Essential Oils for Fibroids

Available Now At www.happyguru.com The Aromatherapy Bible: The Definitive Guide to Using Essential Oils By Gill Farrer-Halls This comprehensive introduction to aromatherapy explains how to choose and use essential oils for health, beauty and well-being.

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The Alliance of International Aromatherapists ( AIA ) is looking for qualified aromatherapists who want to present at a future AIA event and/or teleconference. If you would like to present, or know someone who may be interested in giving a presentation or leading a workshop for AIA , you can download an application here: http://www.alliance-aromatherapists.org/presenter_opportunities.htm Length and topics of consideration are yet to be determined.

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Rosmarinus Officinalis, or Rosemary, is a member of the mint family.  Rosemary is known widely as an herb used in cooking.  But did you know that since ancient times, it has been used to benefit the human body in many, many more ways? Rosemary essential oil is extracted from the leaves of the plant.  Because the

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The many benefits of Rosemary

The Bulldog at Yale Gets No Tail (we used to sing that at Columbia), But he can get integrative medicine CME. Yale is offering integrative medicine CME: Yale School of Medicine, Integrative Medicine at Yale Integrative medicine combines treatments from conventional medicine and complementary and alternative medicine ( CAM ) for which there is evidence of safety and effectiveness. Integrative Medicine at Yale was established in 2007 to create a forum for interdisciplinary research and education in complementary, alternative and integrative medicine

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The Bulldog at Yale Gets No Tail

Welcome to the January 31, 2010 edition of aromatherapy. This month issue was all about New Year’s Resolutions! Here are tips to help you with your resolutions! Rose King presents 100 Inspirational Health Posts to Make Good On Your New Year’s Resolution posted at RN Central . Aromatherapy Tips and Techniques Carol Wiley presents Aromatherapy for Motion Sickness posted at Aromatherapy and Essential Oils .

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Aromatherapy Blog Carnival – January 31, 2010

Fox News : In a new study examining thyroid and weight, scientists have found that even a thyroid functioning on the lower end of the normal range is associated with weight gain. NBC News : Millions of people feel sick and tired all the time, and their doctors just can’t seem to figure out what’s wrong. After a series tests the culprit was an underactive thyroid gland

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Is Your Thyroid Making You Fat?

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition involving red patches with silvery scales. The Essential Oils Desk Reference suggests Roman chamomile and tea tree essential oils for psoriasis. The book also suggests this blend: 2 drops patchouli 2 drops Roman chamomile 2 drops lavender 2 drops tea tree Dilute at least 50/50 with carrier oil (more if you tend to be sensitive) and spot test before applying to a large area

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Essential Oils for Psoriasis

Depression can be a serious condition, so get professional help as required. If you want to use some essential oils, the effectiveness of any aromatherapy recipes for depression will depend on your individual mental and physical condition

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Aromatherapy Recipes for Depression

Aromatherapists have long said that some essential oils help reduce inflammation. A study published in the January 2010 issue of Journal of Lipid Research reports that thyme, clove, rose, eucalyptus, fennel, and bergamot essential oils suppress the COX-2 enzyme, an enzyme responsible for inflammation and pain. The researchers identified carvacrol as the major anti-inflammatory component of thyme essential oil

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Study Identifies Six Anti-Inflammatory Essential Oils

“Clearing Clutter for Holistic Health,” originally featured in the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA) January newsletter, is now available on the NAHA blog as an E-News Going Green article as well. Here are a few of the aromatherapy tips featured in the article by ACHS President Dorene Petersen : 1. Peppermint ( Mentha piperita ) essential oil has been shown to repel mice, so put cotton balls soaked in peppermint oil in areas where you suspect a mouse problem.

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Clearing Clutter for Holsitic Health Featured on NAHA Aromatherapy Blog

Recently, a bi-weekly appraisal depicted that urine infection is the best acclimatized affliction amidst women. Nearly, 65% women who answered the appraisal said that they affliction from the infection at diminutive already in a year. This bacillus accompanying affliction acts as a accountability in day to day activities.

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Aromatic and Herbal Therapies For Urine Infection