Essential Oil
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Essential Oils Desk Reference Fifth Edition Binder.
Please review photos Essential Oils Desk Reference Fifth Edition Compiled Life Science Publishing, 2013 Hardcover, three ring bound textbook. Minor wear, but tight binding, bright pages, no markings, great condition!
Description No one knows when the aromatic essences of certain trees and plants began to be cherished. Their ability to comfort as well as heal ailments predates recorded history. Incense made of frankincense, myrrh, cassia, and sandalwood filled the air in ancient Egypt, Israel, China, Greece, and Rome. The old world understood the natural healing characteristics of oils, but it is the religious use that is widely documented from ancient times. Not surprisingly, the Bible is filled with refences to the powerfully scented anointing oil and the fragrant incense. Scientists recently discovered a chemical constituent in frankincense that may explain why it was used in temples throughout the ancient world. The natural chemical incensole acetate in frankincense calms anxiety and lifts the spirits of those who feel depressed. A perfect recipe for prayer! No wonder the use of essential oils has virtually exploded today. A search of the website of the National Library of Medicine (PubMed) retrieves over 9,500 studies on the benefits of using essential oils. Why does science find these plant-based substances so intriguing? Perhaps because the therapeutic effects of essential oils are triggered by the emotional and physical power of our sense of smell. We have five senses, but only the sense of smell is hardwired into the emotional control center of our brain. One important study showed that aroma can help to trigger the release of pent-up emotions. While scientists are able to replicate the exact chemical nature of an essential oil, their chemical copy cannot duplicate the therapeutic effects found in natural essential oil. Some researchers believe that a "systemic memory" exists in everything throughout the universe. How could copycat chemicals mixed in a sterile, stainless-steel laboratory begin to compare with the power of essential oils from a plant that grew in its natural environment with rich soil, warm sun, pure water, and fresh air? This systemic memory theory may explain why natural remedies like essential oils are truly powerful. Within the pages of this book lie the gifts of knowledge. You can learn how and why pure essential oils share their powerful life force in ways that support and maintain our health.
Please review photos Essential Oils Desk Reference Fifth Edition Compiled Life Science Publishing, 2013 Hardcover, three ring bound textbook. Minor wear, but tight binding, bright pages, no markings, great condition!
Description No one knows when the aromatic essences of certain trees and plants began to be cherished. Their ability to comfort as well as heal ailments predates recorded history. Incense made of frankincense, myrrh, cassia, and sandalwood filled the air in ancient Egypt, Israel, China, Greece, and Rome. The old world understood the natural healing characteristics of oils, but it is the religious use that is widely documented from ancient times. Not surprisingly, the Bible is filled with refences to the powerfully scented anointing oil and the fragrant incense. Scientists recently discovered a chemical constituent in frankincense that may explain why it was used in temples throughout the ancient world. The natural chemical incensole acetate in frankincense calms anxiety and lifts the spirits of those who feel depressed. A perfect recipe for prayer! No wonder the use of essential oils has virtually exploded today. A search of the website of the National Library of Medicine (PubMed) retrieves over 9,500 studies on the benefits of using essential oils. Why does science find these plant-based substances so intriguing? Perhaps because the therapeutic effects of essential oils are triggered by the emotional and physical power of our sense of smell. We have five senses, but only the sense of smell is hardwired into the emotional control center of our brain. One important study showed that aroma can help to trigger the release of pent-up emotions. While scientists are able to replicate the exact chemical nature of an essential oil, their chemical copy cannot duplicate the therapeutic effects found in natural essential oil. Some researchers believe that a "systemic memory" exists in everything throughout the universe. How could copycat chemicals mixed in a sterile, stainless-steel laboratory begin to compare with the power of essential oils from a plant that grew in its natural environment with rich soil, warm sun, pure water, and fresh air? This systemic memory theory may explain why natural remedies like essential oils are truly powerful. Within the pages of this book lie the gifts of knowledge. You can learn how and why pure essential oils share their powerful life force in ways that support and maintain our health.
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