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What is Aromatherapy?
Aromatherapy is one form of alternative medicine that uses volatile fluid materials, known as essential oils (EOs), and other scented compounds from plants for the purpose of changing a person's mood or health. Aromatherapy generally refers to treatments such as massage, facials, wraps and baths using natural oil oncentrates distilled from plants to assist well being and is particularly effective when used to assuage stress and anxiety as well as a wide range of other ailments.
Side effects of Aromatherapy
If used under the care of a certified practitioner, aromatherapy is very safe. Caution is mainly suggested for pregnant patients, have allergy, epilepsy or high blood pressure. Be careful with young children or infants. If you by mistake spill the essential oils on your skin or eye, wash it thoroughly with whole milk. Milk with some fat in it is best for mollify irritation and removing the oil actually in the eye. If you taken orally, drink lot of milk, eat soft bread and go to the nearest poison control center for suitable action.
Some uses of Aromatherapy around your home:
Mice problem can solve by placing several drops of Peppermint oil on cotton balls and place them at problem locations.
The bathroom is easily perfumed by placing oil-scented cotton balls in unremarkable locations or sprinkle oils directly onto silk or dried flower arrangements or wreaths.
Home-made sachets are more aromatic when essential oils are amalgamated with flowers and herbs. Add essential oil to paper Mache, the result is the creation of a lovely aromatic art piece.
Cockroaches hate the odor of peppermint oil. Clean bench tops in the kitchen with a wet mop with a few drops of peppermint.