The journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine?

[Guest guest]

Hi all

 

I don't usually write but I came across an article:

http://www.natural-remedies-for-you.com/blog/aromatherapy-research-updates-essen\

tial-oils-as-cancer-treatments/?PHPSESSID=9f494691cd95914df910a99e09d98fef

 

It is stating that based on observations from different sources on Medline and

others that people should be listening to such as The Journal of Complementary

and Alternative Medicine.

 

I was under the impression that these are just random tests done and that their

is no actual validation in which case, why is this person writing the article

stating that people should be using Frankincense internally and using essential

oils with Linalool to ward of cancer. Sounds like something I hear from Young

Living.

 

The bio points to a company called " Ananda Aromatherapy " Has anyone ever heard

of them? You can get back to me personally if this is not allowed to be

discussed here because of the specific company. I'm just really curious to know

if they are in a similar vein to our dear friends YL.

 

I personally feel that it is rather sad that people quote from various sources

and then have the audacity to try and make out as if these findings are gospel

truth. It's very misleading in my eyes.

 

Sharron

 

 

[Guest guest]

The bio points to a company called " Ananda Aromatherapy " Has anyone ever heard

of them? You can get back to me personally if this is not allowed to be

discussed here because of the specific company. I'm just really curious to know

if they are in a similar vein to our dear friends YL.

 

 

 

I personally feel that it is rather sad that people quote from various sources

and then have the audacity to try and make out as if these findings are gospel

truth. It's very misleading in my eyes.

 

 

 

Sharron

 

Wow are they over stepping their boundaries in a big way, I know the owners of

Ananda and have worked with them in the past.  This is really sad because this

is precisely what gives Aromatherapy a bad rap in the U.S.You can't generalize

one or two random studies to make a case as they have tried.  Furthermore,

unless you are a trained medical doctor you are certainly not able to give the

type of guidance that this points to.  All this just to sell some oils, get

real!

Be well,Rachel

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

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titanium and zinc oxides to " clean " lotions??

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Rachel Markel

Tuesday, August 11, 2009 9:11 PM

Re: The journal of Complementary and Alternative

Medicine?

 

 

 

 

The bio points to a company called " Ananda Aromatherapy " Has anyone ever heard

of them? You can get back to me personally if this is not allowed to be

discussed here because of the specific company. I'm just really curious to know

if they are in a similar vein to our dear friends YL.

 

I personally feel that it is rather sad that people quote from various sources

and then have the audacity to try and make out as if these findings are gospel

truth. It's very misleading in my eyes.

 

Sharron

 

Wow are they over stepping their boundaries in a big way, I know the owners of

Ananda and have worked with them in the past. This is really sad because this

is precisely what gives Aromatherapy a bad rap in the U.S.You can't generalize

one or two random studies to make a case as they have tried. Furthermore,

unless you are a trained medical doctor you are certainly not able to give the

type of guidance that this points to. All this just to sell some oils, get

real!

Be well,Rachel