Aromatherapy Present

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Muhammad FahmiBin Mohtar2007287824HS221


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Historically, the firstpeople to dispenseessential oils and

other aromatics were: high priests of the

ancient EgyptiansHebrews other cultures of the

Far East.


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Used for 5,000 years

1922 - Cayola & Garri demonstrated the

beneficial effects of essential oils on thenervous system Measured blood pressure & breathing frequency

Observed antibacterial properties


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A holistic approach to health and wellness

Aromatic Volatile Liquid of plants, flowers,leaves, blossoms, seeds, bark, roots, fruits

and berries

Essential oils are steam distilled or expressed

Oils found in hairs, ducts, glands of plants


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Promotes health and prevents imbalances onthe physical, emotional and spiritual level

Highly concentrated

More potent than herbs One drop represents thepotency of one ounce of plant material

Long history for using essential oils Over 500references in the bible


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y Aroma enters through olfactory system

y The limbic system: directly communicates

with the master glands. The hypothalamus and

pituitary glands regulate many body functions

including hormones and the

immune system.

y Chemistry of oils determines therapeutic value


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y Antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, anti-parasiticy Hormone regulatory Stimulates the immune systemy Antispasmodicy Anti-inflammatoryy Anti-emeticy Anti-anxiety, antidepressant, relaxingy Astringenty Skin toner and moisturizer

y Wound healingy Decreases sinus/respiratory congestion


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Plant material placed in chamberSteam is forced into chamber, oil is

released and carried off from the plant in

the steamOil evaporates along with the steam and is

moved through the condensing chamber,cold water added

The cooling effect returns the steam towater and liquid essential oil

Timing, temperature, harvesting areimportant factors


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Essential oil is in the rind

Oil is cold pressed or squeezed by a

machine


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y Hypertension: hyssop, rosemary, sage, thyme

y Seizure Disorder: hyssop, sage, fennel, wormwood,

rosemary, spike lavender

y

Estrogen dependent cancers: clary sage, fennely Asthmatics should use a dilute mixture of essential oils at

first to avoid certain reactions

y Certain oils should be diluted when used topically.

Examples would include oregano, thyme, cinnamon,

clove, birchy If pregnant, consult an aromatherapy practitioner


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Inhalation

Massage

Direct application/neat applicationBaths

Compresses

Gargles

Diffusing


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Add 2-4 drops of oil into a bowl of hotwater, cover head with towel and inhale

Spray or use 2-3 drops of essential oil inthe shower

Inhale from the bottleApply 1-2 drops on a tissue or swatch of

materialApply 1-2 drops in palm, cup hands, close

eyes, and breathe deeplyDiffuser


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Improves circulation

Decreases stress and anxiety

Decreases pain and muscle tension

Use 1-5 drops of essential oil in 1 tsp ofcarrier oil for a hand or foot massage


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Soothing to DigestionSupportive Effect on LiverEnhances respiratory system For Headache Improves concentrationDiffusion, inhalation, massage,

dietary use


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Refreshing cleanser

68% d-limonene

Tonic for supporting the nervous andsympathetic nervous system

Powerful antioxidant

Dietary, aromatic or topical use


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Frankincense-boswelliacarteri

Used in religiousceremonies

Pain RelievingSkin regenerative

Mood enhancing,emotional supportiveDiffusion, massage, topical,

dietary supplement


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Store in amber bottles

Avoid extreme temperature

Avoid exposure to air

Most oils may lose potency after one year Exceptions: jasmine, patchouli, rose, sandalwood,

rosewood

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