Essential Oil Properties Associated With Aromatherapy
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Article Title: Essential Oil Properties Associated With Aromatherapy
Author: Ann Marier
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Imagine coming home from a stressful day and wondering how to diffuse the unhealthy stress that is being experienced. Some methods of dispelling stress include exercise, involvement in a hobby, and being involved in a stress relief center.
Unfortunately, many individuals today turn to destructive methods or the use of synthetic items to dispel that stress. These harmful substances can include cigarette smoking, the use of alcohol etc. Rather than using these harmful methods of neutralizing stress there are other alternative methods. One of those alternative methods is the use of aromatherapy.
When considering aromatherapy it is important to understand what aromatherapy is and the essential oil properties of the various aromas that are utilized to reduce stress, alleviate other physical conditions as well as serving in other practical ways around the household.
What Is Aromatherapy?
Aromatherapy is a therapeutic technique that utilizes the scents of various natural items found on the planet. These natural items can include trees, flowers, spices, etc. These scents are extracted from the natural products and are distilled into therapeutic oils that capture the essence of these natural items.
The essential oil properties of aromatherapy can be therapeutically accessed by the individual in two separate ways. Those two separate ways include the application of the oil upon the skin and the diffusing of the oil�s aroma by heating up the specific aromatherapy oil through the use of a diffuser.
In both instances, the affects of the oil help the individual to address specific physical conditions and emotions that they are experiencing.
Essential Oil Properties
There are specific uses associated with essential oil properties. Some of those essential oil properties deal with the therapeutic treatment of individuals who are experiencing various conditions or practical household uses that these essential oil properties can address.
For example if an individual is experiencing a headache, the essential oil properties of lavender can prove to be very beneficial. This can be accomplished by placing a few drops of lavender on the temple portion of the head and rubbing the oil around that particular area. Or, if an individual feels fatigued, allow the aroma of rosemary to permeate your senses. The use of rosemary helps to promote alertness within an individual and stimulate their memory.
In addition essential oil properties can be used as a practical deterrent for some insects. For example a few drops of peppermint around the doorway or window will help to deter ants from entering the home.
About The Author: Ann Marier writes informative articles about family life and general health issues, Click on http://essentialoils.ultimatehealthinfo.com to read her latest articles on essential oils and their uses. Click on http://www.ultimatehealthinfo.com for other articles on general health issues.
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Article Title: Essential Oil Properties Associated With Aromatherapy
Author: Ann Marier
Word Count: 431
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Imagine coming home from a stressful day and wondering how to diffuse the unhealthy stress that is being experienced. Some methods of dispelling stress include exercise, involvement in a hobby, and being involved in a stress relief center.
Unfortunately, many individuals today turn to destructive methods or the use of synthetic items to dispel that stress. These harmful substances can include cigarette smoking, the use of alcohol etc. Rather than using these harmful methods of neutralizing stress there are other alternative methods. One of those alternative methods is the use of aromatherapy.
When considering aromatherapy it is important to understand what aromatherapy is and the essential oil properties of the various aromas that are utilized to reduce stress, alleviate other physical conditions as well as serving in other practical ways around the household.
What Is Aromatherapy?
Aromatherapy is a therapeutic technique that utilizes the scents of various natural items found on the planet. These natural items can include trees, flowers, spices, etc. These scents are extracted from the natural products and are distilled into therapeutic oils that capture the essence of these natural items.
The essential oil properties of aromatherapy can be therapeutically accessed by the individual in two separate ways. Those two separate ways include the application of the oil upon the skin and the diffusing of the oil�s aroma by heating up the specific aromatherapy oil through the use of a diffuser.
In both instances, the affects of the oil help the individual to address specific physical conditions and emotions that they are experiencing.
Essential Oil Properties
There are specific uses associated with essential oil properties. Some of those essential oil properties deal with the therapeutic treatment of individuals who are experiencing various conditions or practical household uses that these essential oil properties can address.
For example if an individual is experiencing a headache, the essential oil properties of lavender can prove to be very beneficial. This can be accomplished by placing a few drops of lavender on the temple portion of the head and rubbing the oil around that particular area. Or, if an individual feels fatigued, allow the aroma of rosemary to permeate your senses. The use of rosemary helps to promote alertness within an individual and stimulate their memory.
In addition essential oil properties can be used as a practical deterrent for some insects. For example a few drops of peppermint around the doorway or window will help to deter ants from entering the home.
About The Author: Ann Marier writes informative articles about family life and general health issues, Click on http://essentialoils.ultimatehealthinfo.com to read her latest articles on essential oils and their uses. Click on http://www.ultimatehealthinfo.com for other articles on general health issues.
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