At one of my essential classes last fall, there was conversation about arthritis and some possible essential oils for that. Celery seed seemed to present itself that evening and one of the students got a bottle to bring home to her mother as she had tried everything and has gotten no relief from them. My student stopped in the other day to pick up another bottle of celery seed and was excited to tell me about how well it worked for her mom. She added it to her hand lotion and she couldn't believe how quickly she got relief. When was the last time you used celery for anything? Check out the "Did You Know?" for information on celery seed essential oil.
The other thing I would like to tell you about is the AIA International Aromatherapy Conference & Wellness Expo that is being held in Minneapolis, MN on September 29 ~ Ocotber 3, 2011.
With the theme, The Future of Aromatics in Integrative Healthcare, AIA is hosting an array of industry leaders who will be presenting on a variety of topics including the use of aromatherapy in clinical setting, spa, personal care and other integrative therapies, as well as aromatherapy research and natural perfumery.
The conference will also focus on some core basics of aromatherapy including the impact of essential oils on the human body, chemistry, the limbic brain and psychoneuroimmunology. There will be a lecture to discuss some of the major business pitfalls facing natural health care providers and aromatherapists in particular, as well as an educational retreat offering of daily aromatic yoga. This conference is a part of the AIA's mission to unite aromatherapists from around the world in an effort to advance research and professionalism within the aromatherapy industry and to provide public education through scientific research and educational programs; and our goal to bring conventional medicine and natural therapies, with emphasis on professional aromatherapy, into a more harmonious relationship.
For more information go to the AIA Aromatherapy Conference Website
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