Learning about EO's

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Angelina-

 

Go to www.av-at.com, and look for Martin Watt's Aromatherapy course.

Well worth your money, and save you a fortune that you might spend on

useless books and courses that are not as well-founded.

 

HTH-

Lynda

 

angelina_bear wrote:

 

>Hello,

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>How did you all learn about EO's? Did you take classes, read books,

>etc? What do you recommend to a newbie?

>

>THANK YOU,

>Angelina = )

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[Guest guest]

Hi Angelina,

 

> Hello,

>

> How did you all learn about EO's? Did you take classes, read books,

> etc? What do you recommend to a newbie?

 

Depends on how serious you are .. and how much you wanna learn. If you

think you are going to stick with it, then take a correspondence course.

And purchase the two reference documents that pretty much capsulize a

lot of the information you need of uses and safety .. they are at URLs

 

http://www.av-at.com/plantaromaticsavnp.html

 

http://www.AV-AT.com/manual01.html

 

As for a correspondence course, I would recommend Martin Watt's at URL

http://www.aromamedical.demon.co.uk/course/coursedetails.html

 

If you wish to take the above course and want to pay via credit card, go

through me for a registration number and receive a 10% discount on

Option 1 of the course. If you own the 142 page Plant Aromatics

(Full-Version) you get an additional $13 discount as the course includes

a 44 page Mini-Version which will not then be provided to you.

 

> THANK YOU,

> Angelina = )

 

Welcome you are ... :-P Y'all keep smiling,

 

Butch http://www.AV-AT.com