EO in Pregnancy ** Training in Aromatherapy

March 7, 2002

Hi Debbie,

> There are so many conflicting opinions on which oils, if any, to avoid

> during pregnancy.

Aromatherapy discusses contraindications to the point of nausea but does

not explain the many contraditions that persist to the point of causing

the entire cottage industry to lose credibility.

> Anyone want to throw some more into the pot?

Not me .. but I'd take a lot of them out of the pot. ;-p Been trying

to do that for years but its not working ... as soon as someone begins

to accept that the industry is full of myth, another new one comes along

and the the wheel is recreated. This will never change until regulation

is forced on the industry. But then, I suspect that most folks on this

list won't have the freedom to practice aromatherapy on others.

Recommend you check Martin Watt's site and read ALL his articles ..

Also, Martin has recently put together an outstanding AT correspondence

course. Those who are taking it, especially those who have taken other

courses before this, praise it as being the finest .. I personally think

its the finest and that's why its the FIRST one I've agreed to promote.

If you live in North or South America .. or some other areas outside of

Europe, I can offer you ten percent (10%) off on this course .. but you

will need to get a Registration Number from me.

If you have purchased the full version of Plant Aromatics (the one I

offer) you can deduct another $13.50 ... because the course includes a

mini-version (booklet) which you will not need.

Martin is not set up to accept credit cards but I am.

For more information on AT/EO .. take the course .. ;-p

For more information on the course ... contact me .. ;-p

> Debbie

> deb

Y'all keep smiling, Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

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