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Aromatherapy

Pregnancy: Use with caution

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The use of aromas to improve physical, mental and emotional healing

Caution
  • Skin irritation and damage 


  • Headaches


  • Asthma


  • Allergic reactions to oils


  • Not advisable in Pregnancy


  • Can cause internal organ damage if oil is ingested


  • Oils may interfere with ingested medications e.g. Warfarin.


Therapy for:
  • Post-Operative nausea and vomiting


  • Pain management


  • Anxiety


  • Low Energy


  • Relaxation for stress


  • Improve sleep quality


  • Dementia


  • Cancer (supportive) care


  • Air quality improvement


  • Emotional upset


  • Some skin problems



Comments
  • Ancient Egyptian, Chinese, Indian, Greek and Roman practice

 

  • Aromatic plant oils are squeezed out from herbs, shrubs and flowers

 

  • They may be applied to the skin or inhaled

 

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