Since the early 1900's, essential oils have offered an increasingly popular alternative to allopathic medicine. These titles represent the definitive works on the subject.
Following a seasonal approach to internal cleansing, chiropractor authors LeAnne and David Deardeuff present valuable instruction, gained through years of clinical practice using essential oils. The books starts with colon cleansing and, in a seasonal sequence, progresses through many other organ and body systems cleanses, including the Master Cleanse by Stanley Burroughs. It also offers rarely found information on using essential oils to enhance each cleanse and to help relieve symptoms of Chronic Fatigue, Lupus, Infertility, Hormone Imbalance, Diabetes and other conditions of our day. Includes many case histories.
This book by Gary Young, N.D. provides extensive information on how to use essential oils for better health. Written for health professionals and the general public alike, it is a cutting-edge reference source for the therapeutic uses of pure essential oils. Despite some similarities to the Essential Oils Desk Reference, the Integrative Medical Guide focuses strictly on essential oils and blends, and does not discuss products specific to any company. It provides scores of references to scientific research supporting the use of essential oils in medical applications. Its chapter on blends includes 25 recipes for mixing your own. It also includes: • An extensive "A to Z" of diseases and treatment protocols using essential oils • Information and never-before-seen photographs from Gary’s worldwide studies • Detailed instructions for the amount of oil and frequency of use, integrated into 18 different application methods. • Instructions on Raindrop Technique® • A glossary of medical actions • Biochemical charts and distillation charts.
Dr. Pènoël is a legend in the world of medical aromatherapy (using essential oils to heal). He’s studied and used essential oils in his clinics in France and Australia for over 20 years, and has authored significant texts on aromatic medicine. Part one of this book focuses on the theory and philosophy of aromatic medicine; part two provides practical applications and methods for home use. A colour section of over 40 photos illustrate the various techniques described in the book. Included in part two are Dr. Pènoël’s recommendations for a basic kit of essential oils and how to use them in the home, as well as detailed suggestions for using essential oils on reflex points on the feet.
This book is a welcome source for those truly interested in taking responsibility for their own health, and exploring the world of medical aromatherapy – a potent alternative to allopathic medicine. This distinguished organic chemist shares his knowledge of essential oils through the eyes of simple essential oil chemistry, thus offering a valid scientific explanation for the actions of essential oils. He offers valuable suggestions on the use of essential oils for a range of common ailments, including autoimmune discords, viral infections and women’s health issues. His gift for presenting in-depth facts and information in a way that is intriguing and easy to assimilate makes this book an enjoyable read.
This book provides answers to questions most frequently asked as Dr. DeMarco toured the USA, and new research on natural remedies and topics of interest, such as the health effects of genetically modified foods.
Included are everything from natural alternatives for Prozac, Ritalin, migraines, osteoarthritis, ulcers, cataracts, and glaucoma, to remedies for cellulite, eczema, acne, and excessive hair growth. There is a section on cancer, and how to obtain information about alternative treatments. Another section covers diets, good fats, weight loss, and nutritional supplements. In addition, there is an excellent section on women’s health issues, including fertility, endometriosis, PMS, fibroids, childbirth, and menopause.
In this book David combines his spiritual perspectives with knowledge of science and chemistry, providing a wealth of information, including over 100 pages of chemical tables and charts. For those who want insight into the very complex chemistry behind essential oils, this book is of enormous value.
Includes 1998, 2000 and 2001
This fascinating collection of research papers from the International Integrated Aromatic Medicine Symposium in Grasse, France, offers a treasure chest of information for health care professionals and those interested in aromatic medicine - the medicinal uses of essential oils (EOs).
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