Aromatherapy (English)

Arnica

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Arnica montana L. (mountain sheep) Arnica, calendula, elecampane, and chamomile belong to the Asteraceae family. Unlike its relatives, arnica is a rather rare plant. Lov ...

Orange

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Citrus sinensis L. Mention of the “sun berry” can be found in Chinese manuscripts dating back to 2200 BC. e. The fruits of wild orange were used only for the production ...

Anise

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Anisum vulgare Gaerth (sweet cumin) Drinks and dishes with a refreshing aroma were very popular among the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. Freshness and a peculiar ...

Angelica

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Angelica archangelica L. (angelica, angelica) Angelica, or angelica, is a tall, up to 2.5 m, perennial plant of the celery family. It has a straight, thick, hollow insid ...

Alpinia

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Alpinia officiarum Hance (galangal, galangal, Chinese ginger) China is the birthplace of an unusual plant with a beautiful name - alpinia Outwardly, it is unremarkable: ...

Acacia

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Acacia farnesiana L. The tree with sharp thorns and fragrant clusters, which we usually call white acacia, in fact is not such. It belongs to the genusRobina, its correc ...

Air

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Acorus calamus L. Swamp calamus, common calamus, fragrant calamus, amygme root, tartar, Tatar potion... The homeland of this plant, widespread in Europe and Asia, is Ind ...

Methods for obtaining essential oils

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In ancient times one can find references to living tissue... Vital cells, drawn from plants, produce fibers that continue to live and form a living fatty substance, being ...

The invisible life of plants

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The finest lace of delicate white inflorescences, blue and pink, violet and blue God's crumbs look at you with the clear eyes of their petals and corollas, pouring out a ...

History of aromatherapy

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Treatment with aromas of flowers, resins and grains dates back to ancient times. The effect of aromas on the human soul and body has been known for a long time. Accordin ...