| I am often asked for aromatherapy advice on a wide variety of subjects, from how to cope with exam stress to how get rid of head lice! What I have tried to do here is to give you a rough guide to aromatherapy, it is not intended as a diagnostic device - I would always recommend that you consult your G.P for a diagnosis and then talk to a qualified aromatherapist if you want to explore a complimentary treatment therapy. If you have a specific question then please feel free to contact me by |
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| A Rough Guide to Aromatherapy Treatments |
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| Head Lice Advice |
| Interviews & Exams |
| Sinusitis Advice |
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| I recommend using only good quality essential oils, from a reputable source. Oils should aways be in dark amber coloured glass bottles, clearly labelled with their country of origin and Latin name. Be very wary of oils which are not packaged in this way, they could be diluted in a base oil, but masquerading as 100% pure essential oils! Remember you only get what you pay for... if it is cheap then you are probably being taken for a ride! CAUTION: Do not apply undiluted essential oils directly onto the skin. If they are accidentally spilled onto the skin, wash copiously with cold running water. After all aromatherapy treatments you may possibly experience dizziness, headaches or nausea. To counteract these symptoms the following advice should be observed fro 24 hours: Drink plenty of water or fruit juices Avoid tea, coffee & alcohol |
| Please Note: This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. You should not use this information to treat a health problem or disease without consulting a qualified health care adviser. Please consult your healthcare adviser with any questions or concerns regarding your condition. The information provided is for educational purposes only, and is not intended as a diagnosis, treatment or prescription of any kind. The decision to use, or not to use is the sole responsibility of the reader. |
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