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Beef is a staple in cuisines worldwide, valued for its flavor and nutrition. However, recent conversations about sustainability and the beef industry’s commitment to continued improvement have led to research on the issue — which has only served to demonstrate that the beef industry does in fact employ sustainability practices throughout each stage of the […]
Using essential oils in cosmetics is not only good for your skin, but it makes sense for many other reasons such as encouraging conservation and ethical trading . . .
Summer sustainability: Simple ways to make your backyard more eco-friendly
Research published recently in the journal Nature revealed how minute particles of essential oils released from forests of pine trees acts as a protection against climate change . . .
Honeybee workers use smell to recognize the species they collect nectar from, so the fact that air pollution disrupts their sense of smell is extremely worrying. Not only are honey bees vital for the production of honey, but they also help to pollinate plants whilst they are foraging. If bees are unable to locate plants […]
A new flowering plant belonging to the Medinilla plant group has been discovered on the island of Kadavu in Fiji . . .
Tasmania is poised to take advantage of lavender woes in France. A lavender trial crop in the Central Highlands points to a bold new . . .
A species of frankincense tree faces an uncertain future, according to researchers. Ecologists have warned that the production of its fragrant resin could decline by half over the next 15 years . . .
A new report released in November by New York-based Blacksmith Institute and Green Cross Switzerland identifies the top ten toxic pollution problems and sources. The report also calculates, for the first time, the health impacts of toxic sites.
Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) member Yvonne Otieno recently interviewed Dr. Alice Muchugi about Warburgia ugandensis, an important medicinal tree species. Warburgia ugandensis is commonly known as East African greenheart and is an important medicinal tree species found throughout East Africa used to treat numerous human and livestock diseases.
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Why Essential Oils Are A Parent’s Secret Weapon
Parents are at last discovering the numerous benefits of using essential oils to treat their children with minor ailments such as scrapes, coughs and colds . . .
Essential Oils For Panic Attacks
Learn how to ease the dread of panic attacks using aromatherapy and essential oils . . .
Defy Aging By Holding A Positive Mental Attitude
Defy aging and live a happier, healthier life by holding a positive mental attitude. It’s not as crazy as it sounds – science supports this theory, – you only need to look at people who do this to see the results . . .
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Clove bud essential oil is derived from the small reddish-brown, unripe flower buds of the tropical evergreen tree known botanically as Syzygium aromaticum, and in older texts Eugenia caryophyllata. Like all spices, clove has a long and rich history of use in both culinary and medicinal applications, having been put to use first by the […]
Petitgrain essential oil is derived from the fresh leaves and green twigs of the bitter orange tree. Learn about the properties, history and the many ways you can use it in aromatherapy . . .
Vetiver essential oil is extracted from the roots of a grass belonging to the same botanical family as lemongrass, citronella and palmarosa. Discover it’s history and many uses in aromatherapy . . .
Sourcing high quality essential is a job for an expert, and it takes many years to gain the necessary experience to become an expert. Discover more about sourcing essential oils and how they must be tested for purity..
Aromatherapy Tips For Winter Skin Care Protection
As the winter weather begins to set in its time to change your skin care regime – and nothing beats the natural oils used in aromatherapy . . .
Carrier Oils For Autumn Skin Protection
Aromatherapy carrier oils can be used to protect your skin as the weather becomes colder and harsher during autumn. Discover which are the very best carrier oils to care, nurture and protect your skin – naturally . . .
Fighting Wrinkles The Natural Way
If you want to fight wrinkles usual purely natural methods, try our helpful tip using a combination of common sense, science, and of course – aromatherapy!
Aromatherapy And The Sense Of Smell
The sense of smell is the most basic and primitive of all our senses, and is of vital importance to humans since it helps with the survival of our species . . .
Using Infused Oils In Aromatherapy
Infused oils were the original aromatherapy oils of the ancients, and they remain the oldest, safest, and most effective natural medicines available today. Discover how to use them . . .
Quinessence Lectures At New Healing Centre In China
A new teaching school in Guangzhou, China opened in November, and Quinessence were there to help launch the first aromatherapy training classes to their students . . .
Brexit: What Impact On The Aromatherapy Industry?
Now that the United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union, how will the Brexit affect all the regulations and directives that apply to the aromatherapy industry?
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