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- Using Chinese Herbs For Health
The history of Chinese herbs used for medicinal purposes dates back to sometime between 800 and 200 BC with the publication of Huang Di Nei Jing - The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine. At this time, a combination of 28 separate Chinese herbs had been discovered to have great healing power and the combination of many of these are still in existence today.
By around 500 AD, Chinese herbs had been sorted into a classification system that helped guide their use depending on the particular situation. Superior herbs were used to help sustain health – much as we use herbal and vitamin supplements today; middle herbs were used to treat illness; and inferior herbs were used to cure disease. Chinese herbs have been credited with successfully treating everything from acne to infertility. - Using Aromatherapy For Stress Relief
In a world of constant demands on our time and energy, the ability to sit back and relax on a periodic basis is absolutely essential to our physical and emotional health. It’s no coincidence that the spa industry is a multi-billion dollar a year industry – catering to those of us who must pay for a few minutes of peace and relaxation. The services that are provided through the spa engage all of our senses in an effort to calm the nervous system and lower the heart rate – bringing us to a place where can we release stress from our bodies. Most relaxation techniques utilize touch to coax stress from our bodies – including massage, facials, and hydrotherapy. But in utilizing our sense of smell we can also have a profound impact on our physical and emotional state. It is for this reason that aromatherapy for stress relief has achieved ever-growing popularity.
Aromatherapy for stress relief is a holistic therapy that involves the use of natural essential oils in promoting a feeling of physical and emotional well-being. Such essential oils derive from natural plants and have been shown to have calming effects on the central nervous system. Often aromatherapy is used in conjunction with other holistic practices such as acupuncture or therapeutic massage during which the essential oils are either massaged into the skin are placed under the nose for maximum effect.
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