FW: More questions

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Hi there, Linda in Kansas again.

 

I realize that there are several ways to get aroma - candles, oils, etc. but

what do you suggest to use say at my office, not very much room on desk for

candle. What about in car? Is there something one could wear as part of a

necklace? Does the aroma have to come from certain oils? What about the

fragrance deodorizers one can hang in their car? Is there a list somewhere

(I'm sure there is) that tells what fragrances are best for what ailments or

complaints?

 

I know these are lots of questions, but if this stuff works, I'm all for it.

Beats drugs.

 

Thanks.

 

 

I like the cotton ball and zip lock bag idea.

 

 

Message: 4

Sun, 23 Jul 2000 12:50:57 -0700 (PDT)

Claire DuCharme <clairsy

hospitals

 

A local hospital has been innovative in using some of

my aromatherapy products with their patients on Psych

ward, onocology and others. They use sachets for

individual use, and do not interfer with other

patients who may be sensitive to the aromas. The

products are for insomnia, nausea, and depression.

They carry them around in their pockets, or pin them

on, or put them by their bedside, or in their pillows.

I make them special, dispossible. They are very easy

to make, by injecting cottonballs with formulas,

wrapping them in round coffee filters, tying with a

ribbon, and placing in a plastic bag, so they can open

and sniff, at their leisure. I have also given

lectures to hospipals and nursing homes on

aromatherapy. So the word has gotten out. The patients

love them, and I think it gives them support with

their individual problems.

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Linda from Kansas

 

Check out some of the aroma websites as many of them carry some lovely

necklaces you can wear that are specifically designed to hold essential

oils. I wear one that a local glass blower made. As well look at diiferent

types of diffusers as I know you can buy some that are small and you plug

into your car. PLus many of the websites carry lists of therapeutic uses

for oils as well as important contraindications and there is an amazing

selection of excellent books that do this in great detail. Have fun

searching.

Sandra from B.C.

 

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