A Practitioners Guide to Aromatherapy. A Study of Essential oils and their Therapies
Danielle Sade
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The evidence based download of Practitioners Guide to Aromatherapy by Danielle Sade - Includes Pdf downloads and Mp3 recordings.
Part One
History of Aromatherapy
Defining aromatherapy
Methods of Applications
Essential Oil Safety
Introduction to Botany
Essential oil extraction methods
Hydrosols & their uses
Metabolism and Absorption of essential oils
Essential oil Chemistry
Carrier Oils
Terminology
Part Two
This section include sixty-five essential complete profiles that include (Botanical name, Botanical family, Methods of extractions, Cautions and Interactions, History of the plant, Chemistry and bioactivity of individual constituents, Methods of applications and dilution rates.
Monoterpenes (Essential oils high in Monoterpene constituents)
Sesquiterpenes (Essential oils high in Sesquiterpene constituents)
Alcohols (Essential oils high in Mono-terpinols & Sequiterpenols constituents)
Esters (Essential oils high in Ester constituents)
Aldehydes (Essential oils high in aldehydes)
Oxide oil (Essential oils high 1,8 cineole)
Phenol oil (Essential oils high in Phenol constituents)