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In a message dated 11/1/03 6:19:07 PM Eastern Standard Time,

marge writes:

 

> >What about Salvatore Battaglia's book. Not sure if I spelled that

> correctly

> >because my books are currently packed away but it is a good book.

>

>

> sal's book is wonderful..but a bit pricey...

>

> if your friend is really a beginner, she might want to take a look at

> Roberta Wilson's " a guide to vibrant health and beauty' etc...

>

> It's fully reviewed on our website's book list

> <http://www.naturesgift.com/booklist.htm> and is one of my two favorite

> beginner's books.

>

>

 

Hiya Marge and all

My friend is a highly trained in therapeutic massage and cranialsacral

therapy and she's been using some oils like some of the Bindi blends for a

couple

of years in her practice.

She wants to expand her knowledge and have a handy comprehensive reference

book to refer to. She's not into the cosmetic/household application. She's

not interested in persuing formal study in aromatherapy but she does want to

use oils safely and appropriately in her massage practice.

 

MJH

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 02:20 PM 11/1/03, you wrote:

>What about Salvatore Battaglia's book. Not sure if I spelled that correctly

>because my books are currently packed away but it is a good book.

 

 

sal's book is wonderful..but a bit pricey...

 

if your friend is really a beginner, she might want to take a look at

Roberta Wilson's " a guide to vibrant health and beauty' etc...

 

It's fully reviewed on our website's book list

<http://www.naturesgift.com/booklist.htm> and is one of my two favorite

beginner's books.

 

 

 

 

 

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