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Have you ever heard of the Aroma Tree? There are many different systems and ways in which one can begin to learn the subtle yet therapeutic science of Aromatherapy, and the Aroma Tree model is one of them. This model classifies essential oils according to the different parts of the plant from which the essential oil is extracted, with each part representing certain therapeutic, psychological, and energetic properties. The Aroma Tree is an introduction to Aromatherapy, a way to understand essential oils in a more simplified yet profound way. It is based on the concept of the Doctorine of Signatures, however unlike the Doctrine of Signatures which focuses primairly on the physical appearance of a plant and its associations with the human body based on appearance (example heart shaped flowers are remedies for the heart, a walnut looks like the brain, so is a remedy for the head/mind, etc), the Aroma Tree model is more complex and it helps to 'recognise the many patterns and relationships between the physical wualities, aroma, phgarmacology, chemistry of essential oils and the part of the plant it comes from.' This wall poster, shown in the picture, is a beautiful image of the Aroma Tree showing: - Roots - Rhizomes - Wood - Resin - Fruit - Seeds - Leaves - Flowers A QUICK (not exhaustive) summary of each of these parts of the plant and therefore the 'energy' behind the essential oil which comes from said plant part: - Roots: calming, cooling, mystery, grounding, nourishing. - Rhizomes: courage, digestion, stimulating, warming - Wood: balance, calm, courage, insight, protection, relaxing, strength, wisdom. - Resin: incense, meditation, purification, sacred, spiritual, wound healing - Fruit: creativity, detoxifying, digestion, hepatoprotective, positivity, uplifting, vitality. - Seeds: creativity, detoxifying, digestion, growth, hepatoprotective, spicy, vitality. - Leaves: analgesic, antimicrobial, breathing, cephalic, confidence, digestion, energy, focus, metabolism - Flowers: compassion, confidence, relaxing, reproductive system, sensuality, sexuality, skincare, uplifting

Let's show our ages with this one. Who remembers using or are still using these little beauties, lol

I am really proud to say that I almost have every volume of the Aromatherapy Today International Journal. Currently, I am missing the following volumes: • Vol 06 • Vol 07 • Vol 08 • Vol 25 • Vol 43 • Vol 44 If anyone has these and is looking to sell or get rid of them, please reach out, as I definetly want to get copies of these volumes to complete my collection.

Focused Study Synergy Intention: A bright, herbaceous, invigorating synergy for 12 years of age+ to awaken the senses, support focus and concentration for studying whilst lifting mood. Formulation: · 1.50g (30%) Rosemary, ct camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis) · 1.25g (25%) Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) · 1.00g (20%) Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) · 1.25g (25%) Lemon (Citrus limon) Place all the essential oils into a sterilized 5ml amber glass orifice reducer bottle and mix well. Allow the essential oils to synergize with each other for at least 24 hours. To make an Inhaler Stick: · 0.7g (10 drops) of Synergy · 1 Blank Inhaler stick. Pour the designated synergy amount into a small glass or ceramic sterilized bowl. Place a blank organic cotton wick into the bowl to soak up the essential oils for a minute. Using tweezers, pick up and place the cotton wick into the inhaler stick and secure with the closure cap. To use the inhaler aroma in each nostril when needed. To make a 2.11% Roller Ball: · 0.2g (4 drops) Synergy · 10ml Jojoba oil Mix and pour into the roller ball. Allow to synergize for 24 hours before using. Apply to the pulse points of the wrists. Inhaler. Diffuser: Add no more than 5 drops into a water-based diffuser and set the timer for 15-30 minutes max, then off for 1-2 hours before turning back on if needed for the same diffusion time. Why these Oils were chosen: Rosemary ct. camphor: · Traditionally used to support mental clarity, memory retention, recall, and concentration. · How it works is that rosemary essential oil is a cholinergic agent that prevents the breakdown of key neurotransmitters and increases brain-boosting activity via inhalation. It interacts with and inhibits acetylcholine breakdown due to rosemary's high 1,8-cineole content (23.38%), a known acetylcholinesterase inhibitor. Acetylcholine is essential for processing, memory, and concentration, so by inhibiting the enzymes that break it down, rosemary keeps high levels of this neurotransmitter active in the brain, a similar mechanism to how some pharmaceutical drugs are given to dementia patients.