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There is a variety of essential oils, extracts, and herbal remedies available to support a healthy living.
These natural products are used for treating ailments, to flavour our food, for skin care, creating perfumes. Generally speaking, herbal remedies are a form of alternative medicine and healthy ingredients to many products.
Before the days of the corner pharmacy, every culture around the globe has practiced natural medicine, massage and energetic healing in one form or another. The relationship between living plants and healing medications goes back to the very beginning of medicine itself; dating back to 3700 B.C. in Egypt, followed by the Chinese and later by the Greeks and Romans.
Natural healings were used for nearly every ailment they encountered; there were simply no other options.
In the wild, animals use their instincts to seek out and eat healing herbs to help them when they are sick. Chimpanzees and bonobos chew a common grass called marshmallow root to settle an upset stomach. This possibly denotes the earliest form of instinctive medicine.
Those who practice alternative medicine and those who practice allopathic do not get along very well. In my opinion the two can or should be used together for a faster, happy and humanistic healing process versus a financial and egotistic fighting.
What will look like the 21st or 22nd century medicine? Only chemical? Only herbal? Only energetic?
Explore for yourself at Aromansse, Enhance your life and Restore your spirit!
Disclaimer
Please note that all practitioners are independent contractors (not employees) renting space from Aromansse for the provision of their services. Aromansse provides no warranties regarding their services and expressly disclaims any and all responsibility for any liability, loss, or risk, personal or otherwise, which may be or is incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, of the use of such services.
Always seek the advice of a trained health professional with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition and before seeking any treatment. Proper medical attention should always be sought for specific ailments. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking medical treatment due to use of the practitioner's services, which are not intended to replace proper medical care.
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