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' Aromatherapy' is the use of natural products for healing to the body and mind.
When essential oils are inhaled, they may affect one or both the respiratory system and the limbic system. For the respiratory system, it relieves problems such as respiratory disinfection, decongestion and expectoration. At the same time, the limbic system may be activated - which is to do with the emotional centers of the brain, hence stimulating psychological effects.
The nose is believed to affect 75% of our daily emotions due to scent receptors in the nose that connect directly to the section of the brain responsible for memory and emotions.
Aromatherapy have been around for thousands of years.
Ancient texts describe that essential oils are used to heal the body, alter moods, stir memories, arouse sexual desire and generally improve quality of life.
Crude forms of essential oil distillation are used in Persia, Egypt and India for scent, antiseptic, analgesic and anti-bacterial properties.
In the middle Ages distillation techniques improve and the use of essential oils becomes common among pharmacists; thus becoming more commonly used in home remedies.
In England, nurses used aromatherapy to combat odours, bacteria, pain, relieve tension and use it in massage.