For centuries, essential

oils have been considered

the most therapeutic

and rejuvenating of all

botanical extracts.

Aromatherapy is a natural way to feel better using essential oils extracted from naturally aromatic plants. For centuries, essential oils have been considered the most therapeutic and rejuvenating of all botanical extracts.

Many recent scientific studies confirm the possitive benefits of natural aromas reaching the olfactory system. Oils are highly concentrated extracts that contain hormones, vitimins, and antiseptics that work on many levels. Because of their concentrated nature, essential oils are extremely potent and should be used with special care. Essential oils can be used for many different conditions, such as, acne, allergies, athletes foot, arthritis, baldness, bladder infections, bad breath, bronchitis, cold sores, depression, digestive proplems, fatigue, fever, fluid retention, headaches, hemmoroids, infections, menopause, mentrual problems, muscle aches, toothaches, and so much more. Massage is one way in which essential oils can be used. Through gentle massage, various oils are absorbed through the skin, as well as, inhaled through the nose and mouth.

Lavender is the most versitile oil in aromatherapy. It is known for its delicate and delightful scent. It is also renowned as a calming, soothing skin treatment for all kinds of skin problems and irritations. Lavendar reduces puffiness and skin inflamation. It's value as a a burn remedy is well documented. The same properties that make lavendar helpful for burns and abrasions are likewise useful for sunburn. Lavendar is a cooling agent in cases of sunstroke or heart prostration. Cosmetically, it is a skin regenerator. It has insect repellent powers and its considered an anti-venom treatment for bites and stings. All sinus and respiratory conditions respond to lavendar. It is excellent for headaches, particularly for migrains and the accompanying symptoms of dizziness and nausea. The psychological effects of lavendar are restorative and relaxing. It is a fine anti-stress remedy for moods of impatience, irritability, and extreme panic or hysteria. Lavendar is just one of many essential oils that can be beneficial when used properly. Please consult a professional before using any essential oils for personal use.

For more information about aromatherapy and how it can work for you, contact us, and we will be happy to discuss the various options available to you.