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Re http://www.aromatherapynaturally.com

 

>This is clipped from their website. I see that they have done a lot

>to inform people about the safety.

 

They say " Use of this oil should be avoided in prostate cancer, kidney

or liver problem, alcoholic impact, or when taking anticoagulants " .

That is NOT information on safety because it is trash.

 

Are you seriously trying to defend a web site who promotes essential

oils as good for: herpes, tuberculosis, viral hepatitis, infectious

diseases. Such claims are the fingerprint of people who know nothing

about what they sell and care even less.

 

Martin Watt

http://www.aromamedical.com

 

, " Jennifer " <pixieladie

wrote:

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> Did you see their precautions? This is clipped from their

website. I

> see that they have done a lot to inform people about the safety...

Although

> I'd use probably 1/2 of the amount of clove oil for the egg cupful

of oil.

> I'm also thinking that their target audience is not some novice.

> Well we know by know for which disorder and moods this oil is used

but very

> important fact is how to use, how to apply this, what method should

be used,

> so that its effective and gives best results.

> Massage is a very useful way to use oils, but as this is very

strong, it

> should be used with some carrier oils to make it dilute e.g. Almond,

> sunflower, olive or any other oil. Take a mixture of 4 drops of

this oil and

> an egg cupful of base oil, massage to the affected area in a light

and

> circular manner, as we know his oil is great for relieving pain. In

case of

> toothache, massage outer jaw.

> Clove oil is very good to fight bad breath and toothache, can be

used a

> mouthwash or light gargles. Hot bath with 6-8 drops of oil soaked

for

> atleast 10 minutes is so relaxing, stress free and pleasant.

> What's aromatherapy, its just how the aroma flows and heals

someone. There

> could be different ways. If this oil used as a room freshener, it

controls

> the spread of disease, improves the quality of air we breathe and

makes a

> romantic atmosphere. To do this one can use it in warm water bowl,

light

> bulbs or radiators, just place few drops of oil and let it

evaporate.

> This oil is also good for digestive system; just add a drop of oil

in

> cooking. This oil is very powerful antiseptic agent, fights

bacteria and

> fungus (as in case of flue, bronchitis and athlete's foot),

excellent for

> contagious and gum diseases. One can also use this oil directly to

the

> affected tooth or gum area.

> However, in vapor therapy this oils is used with the help of

Burners and

> vaporizers, which have proven favorable results for dizziness and

bronchitis

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>

> Precautions

> Moreover, maximum essential oils are very strong when concentrated.

What we

> are taking here is not the quality but cause of its extremely

potent nature,

> cause they are pure oils they should be used diluted, mixed with

some

> carrier oils. We know that how much these oils are effective but if

used

> concentrated they can have some adverse reaction and cause

irritation and

> anxiety.

> Essential oil of clove is to be avoided during pregnancy. This oil

can also

> cause mucous membrane and skin irritations or even dermatitis cause

of its

> potent nature and depends on the skin type. Use of this oil should

be

> avoided in prostate cancer, kidney or liver problem, alcoholic

impact, or

> when taking anticoagulants.

> Clove oil is very potent oil and should be used with care. Before

using this

> oil if consulted with aroma therapist might be very useful.

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> aromamedical2003

> 08/02/06 09:17:30

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> Health advice web sites

>

> Some of you will know I have been moaning about some of these sites

> for years, but it really is getting serious now. Each week I am

> getting requests for links to health advice web sites which are

> nothing more than link scams aimed at raising money from adverts.

> They are growing at a heck of a rate.

>

> These link scammers make no attempt to check if the web site they

> refer people to is reputable or not and often they are far from

> reputable. Most don't care that they are directing people to

> information and products sold by dangerous quacks and con artists.

>

> Only today I came across this aromatherapy website:

> http://www.aromatherapynaturally.com

> On their page on clove oil they include for its uses among others:

> cholera, herpes, tuberculosis, viral hepatitis and virus. All claims

> that are outrageously misleading and wrong anyway. What is so bad

> about this site is there is no way of contacting whoever is putting

> this information out there. Therefore, joe public think it is a

good

> source of information as they don't seem to be selling anything.

>

> So newcomers please beware of these type of web sites and beware of

> what you believe on any advice they give. I keep overhearing people

> on the bus who believe everything they read on the internet!!

>

> Martin Watt

> http://www.aromamedical.com

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