
The Oil Within the Plant: Gingergrass
Grown mainly in India and Nepal, this sharp, citrusy, and slightly minty oil wakes up your senses in an 'oh, isn't this uplifting' sort of way.
Dana, a graduate of Aromahead Institute, is currently an Aromahead Forum instructor. She is a retired public educator and enjoys traveling, reading, learning and spending time with family and friends.
Grown mainly in India and Nepal, this sharp, citrusy, and slightly minty oil wakes up your senses in an 'oh, isn't this uplifting' sort of way.
Linda, a healthy 55-year-old high school teacher, often suffered from bloating and cramping that worsened during busy work weeks filled with grading, hurried eating and skipped meals.
Use it wisely, and tarragon essential oil can enchant the senses, calm the gut, and help one reclaim a sense of equilibrium.
Sarah, a 32-year-old client in her second trimester of pregnancy (week 21), came to the aromatherapist experiencing persistent upper respiratory congestion.
Fragonia™, a member of the aromatic Myrtaceae family, was virtually unknown until the 1990s, when John and Peta Day founded The Paperbark Co. in Western Australia. Inspired by the healing power of tea tree oil, they began cultivating an unidentified Agonis species in 2000.
Melba is dealing with an injured finger. The aromatherapist provides two products to reduce the pain and swelling.
The plant has traditionally been used as a culinary ingredient in cooking and in folk medicine to treat digestive and respiratory issues and pain.
We are blessed to have added bounty to our Thriving community as we welcome our newest members!
Gloria has taken on the loving challenge of caring for her mother, Caroline, who has dementia. Caroline has always had a kind, calm demeanor, but recently Gloria has noticed her mother becoming more agitated.