Healing Through Smell
Aromatherapy was dated back in 3500 years BC which was used for perfumery and medicinal benefits.
And in 1935, French Chemist Rene-Maurice founded the French Society of Aromatic Products which published the first set of details papers about the beneficial properties of using aroma for healing.
And in 1998 by Higley & Higley, they state that "The limbic system is directly connected to those parts of the brain that control heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, memory, stress levels, and hormonal balance."
Modern Application
Since then, Aromatherapy has been widely used globally to heal individuals who exhibit different symptoms.
For example; Lavender is prescribed and used to help relieve stress and promote good sleep. Rosemary is used to reduce inflammatory and has pain relieve properties. With these, practitioners used different combination of scent to create remedies particular to address symptoms.
What is Included?
In The Healing Room, we worked with you to identify the appropriate scent for your use.
We have 3 types of scent, each providing the healing elements for the Body, Mind, and Soul.
Here's an explanation on individual scent and for you to choose which is best for you
In this scent, we combined Rosemary and Lemon to create a sense of woodsy lemon fragrant that helps you increase your alertness, fights respiratory issues like flu, and boosts your immune system.
Body Healing Scent
In this scent, we combined Lavender and Peppermint to bring you a sense of invigoration and refreshment. This improves your mood, helps you feel relaxed, and uplift your emotional level.
Mind Healing Scent
Soul Healing Scent
In this scent, we combined the two special scents; Frankincense and Jasmine that were known to purify and alleviate symptoms of anxiety, unhappiness, and promote better mood for sleep.
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