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What is aromatherapy? Aromatherapy refers to the treatment of various pains, disorders and pathologies with essential oils extracted from plants. This term is recent. It was invented at the beginning of the 20th century by the French researcher René-Maurice Gattefossé . In 1964, the French doctor Jean Valnet published a detailed book on the use of essential oils for therapeutic purposes entitled Aromatherapy , Treatment of diseases by the essences of plants. Essential oils are obtained by distilling the whole plant or part of the plant. There are approximately 4,000 plant species from which essential oils used in aromatherapy are extracted. Depending on the plants and disorders to be treated, essential oils can be administered in different ways: 1- Oral respiratory tract (inhalation, olfaction, diffusion) 2- rectal way cutaneous route (massage). What are the benefits of aromatherapy? Aromatherapy is a natural treatment that achieves remarkable results. Essential oils are parti...

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils for preventive, curative or wellness purposes. It has a therapeutic aim when it aims to treat a specific symptom, whether physical or psycho-emotional, but it can also provide access to serenity and relaxation. The essential oil is a companion both olfactory and therapeutic of your everyday life. The atmosphere of a place is magnified by the diffusion of one or more essential oils selected with finesse and accuracy. Essential oils and essences then contribute to transport the human being towards an emotion, that it is with the aim to provoke a "relational synergy" between the people present or on the contrary "the rest of the soul", the relaxation and the inner meditation. Essential oils have a thousand and one secrets. We discover new ones every day, for our greatest pleasure. In Latin and Greek, "aroma" means "aroma, herb" and "therapeia" means "care, cure". We are talking a...

They are all different sizes, colors and shapes. Seeds are the germs of plants with an initial supply of nutrients. Plants spend a lot of time and resources growing each seed and fill them with high concentrations of vitamins, minerals, proteins, essential oils and temporarily inactive enzymes. If you expect to eat something useful, satisfying and highly nutritious - the seeds are beyond competition. Below is a list of the most useful seeds and how to use them. The seed is life. Living food. Raw seeds are very nutritious. Most of the calories a person receives is from edible seeds or grains, for example, from legumes or nuts. Seeds are a source of vegetable oils, beverages, seasonings and useful food additives. Depending on the type of seed, either the germinal part or the endosperm (storage tissue) will be richest in nutrients. Proteins stored in the germinal tissue and in the endosperm differ in their set of amino acids and in their properties. [ Read:   JUST ONE SUPPLEMENT IN C...