Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy is more than good scents. It is a complex mixture of biology, chemistry and herbology. Each plant’s oil is likened to its blood, a mosaic of 80 to 300 different substance. These substances each have a unique property such as anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, digestive aid, etc. They are absorbed into the body through the skin and directly into the blood stream for maximum effect. They can beak down harmful chemicals in the body to render them non-toxic. Unlike synthetic drugs, these substance are accepted by the cells of the human body since their chemical structure is easily recognized by the cellular membrane.

Essential Oils and Aromatherapy have been used in many ancient cultures in ceramonial and healing rituals. Jars of oils have been discovered during the excavation of the tombs of the Pharohs. Aromatherapy has once again come to our attention for it's ability to soothe the spirit and promote the body's ability to heal itself from within. Research continues to improve the quality of modern Aromatherapy in Canada, Europe and the United States.