[SPAM] Re:Clinical Aromatherapy

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I am interested that you are a master herbalist. I want to do this, but in NY

it is hard to get into it, due to laws that do not recognize herbalism, or

support it's use. What state do you live in, where did you get your herbalism

education, and what do you do with it? Is it just for family and friends, or do

you " make a living " with it? I also see that you are a nurse, kudos to you for

getting it into your hospital! My hospital is the place that sent me and a few

others for our Aromatherapy Certification. (Jane Buckle's) Isn't that funny??!!

thanks, and looking forward to hearing from you!

Lori V.

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Cindy Chandler

Wednesday, August 06, 2008 7:50 PM

[sPAM] Re:Clinical Aromatherapy

 

 

I have to agree with Lori on this one, though it is not in every hospital, I

am a nurse as well in a hospital and while it is very very slow in coming,

natural medicine is not looked at favorably by most of the modern medical

society, especially doctors. I am a master herbalist and I make lots of

herbal products, and I have lots of people who use them and love them. I

have been able to get a few of the doctors to use a few of the things that I

make, but do they believe in them, not really, they just think they are an

oddity. However, our wound care area is now using honey on wounds to help

with the healing. Now, if they would just add the wheat germ oil and

comfrey, lol! It appears to me that the more educated in the medical world

that people become, the more resistant they become to natural holistic

healing. When I get a doctor who tries bullying me for my beliefs, I just

tell them.those who refuse to understand or believe in natural healing go to

medical school to become doctors. And then I leave. It usually shuts them

up. How sad that the arrogance of the medical profession reaches so deeply

into the pockets and vitals of their very beings. Well, enough said.

Doctors have their place, it is just not in the everyday flow of things

IMHO. Cindy