Children can certainly use essential oils but care must be practiced, although there are many safe ones. Use one-third to one-half the adult dose, or a 1-percent dilution (five or six drops of essential oil per ounce of carrier oil), and don’t forget that citruses may irritate the skin. Recipes are given for tummy oil and a dilly pillow for children to use at night.
Aromatherapy and Children
Aromatherapy and Children
The Baby in the Bathwater
Wisdom tells us that mothers know best, but in a intricate and chemical world it seems that mothers know less and less and must continually research about chemicals put into foods, water, personal care products, etc.
Aromatherapy for the Urinary Tract
The urinary system, consisting of the kidneys and bladder, regulates the body’s water content and salt balance, eliminates waste and is involved in regulating blood pressure. The kidneys determine exactly what will be eliminated and what will be recycled. This article also discusses kidney stones and bladder infections along with effective natural remedies.
Aromatherapy for the Heart and Circulation
The circulatory system pumps blood to every part of the body. This system includes the heart and blood vessels, along with the lymphatic system, which gives nutrients and passes cellular fluid through the system, cleansing the body of waste products. Lymph nodes which are located throughout the body-particularly in the throat, groin, breasts and under the arms-act as centers for filtering the blood. This article presents some very good ways to use aromatherapy for heart and circulation issues.
How Well Tested Are New Cancer Drugs?
With a certain amount of regular occurrence, a new cancer drug makes headline news, producing a massive amount of hope as well as demands to make the product available as soon as possible. In time, however, we soon learn that the drug’s benefit is not the “end all” that was originally depicted in the media, and quickly oncologists begin to prescribe the drug for other types of cancer without waiting for clinical trials to establish its effectiveness.
Soy Guidance
What we think you should be doing about phytoestrogens and soy. How much is safe to eat, what products contains soy, etc.
Cutting Through Pharmaceutical Media Spin: Don’t Believe All the Nasty Things You Read About Supplements
Big Pharma would have us believe that supplements are a waste of money. In fact, their attack on supplements is highly suspect when it comes to caring about people’s health. Is the supplement industry going down? Recent stories about Echinacea, Saw Palmetto, Vitamin E, D and Calcium, St. John’s Wort, and now Glucosamine and Chondroitin are lacking in the medicinal proof that numerous studies and millions of consumers and healthcare providers previously found they provided. Possible Big Pharma wants us to be sick? Judge for yourself.
Aromatherapy for Miscellanious Complaints
A spray of diluted essential oils makes an excellent antiseptic. The germ-killing abilities of essential oils high in terpenes, such as tea tree, lavender, eucalyptus and lemon, increase when a 2-percent solution is sprayed through the air. You will find many recipes in order to make your own aromatherapy products to use at home and when traveling.
An A-To-Z Guide To Chemotherapy Side Effects
A little A-to-Z guide to what chemotherapy does to the human body. (The drugs that follow in parenthesis are examples, but are not all-inclusive of which drugs cause which symptoms.) It is obvious that anticancer drugs are among the most hazardous ever intentionally introduced into the human body for therapeutic reasons.
Soy Consumption Simplified
Soy consumption information for adults, for infants, for males, and for women.