Enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy whenever and wherever with the new personalized aromapods.
 
By Luke Vorstermans
 
Stressed out at work? Lost your focus on writing that proposal? Or is it the mid-afternoon slump that’s causing your work performance to take a dive?
 
The quick-fix remedy for many office workers is a trip to the staff room for some caffeine. While for others, it’s a prescription pill that helps rev up the energy. Or, maybe you’re one of a dying breed of smokers who heads outside for a puff or two.

Most products on the market today labeled aromatherapy such as candles, soaps and bath salts, are 100% aroma and 0% therapy.

By Kamyar M. Hedayat

What comes to mind when you hear the term "aromatherapy"? Candles? Soaps? Potpourri to cover odors in the bathroom? Aromatherapy is a 5000 year old system of healing that uses the essence of plants. These "essential oils" are the compounds in plants that are essential to their life and function. They help plants grow and process energy and nutrients, attract insects for pollination, protect them from predatory insects and mammals, etc. Any part of the plant from the flowers to the roots, from the bark to the seeds may be used to derive essential oils depending on the plant.

If you are searching for a way to have aromatherapy scents fill the air of your home or car then an aromatherapy diffuser is the right product for you.
 
Are you interested in aromatherapy? Have you heard about the positive healthful effects of aromatherapy and want to learn more? There are a wide variety of aromatherapy products on the market. If you are searching for a way to have aromatherapy scents fill the air of your home or car then an aromatherapy diffuser is the right product for you.
Aromatherapy diffusers enable you to quickly fill a room or car with a fresh, therapeutic scent. Aromatherapy diffusers come in different styles, for example, you can use an oil burner or even a tissue. All of the diffusers use essential oils to emit the aromatic scents. You can find essential oils that satisfy any nose from fruit scents to the fragrant aroma of flowers and herbs. Remember, essential oils are potent hence the need to diffuse the scent.

We no longer have to depend on scented candles or aerosol sprays. Infusers, simmer pots, and plug-ins are just some of the many products that we use to scent our homes and workplaces.
 
By Paul Stark   
 
Walk into any gift store that sells scented candles, and you’ll often think, “Oh, it smells so good in here!”  We are naturally drawn to things that smell good and that is why scented products attract consumers because they evoke various emotions, thoughts and memories.
 
Even the ancient Egyptians enjoyed the aromas from lit candles, further validating that our attraction to pleasant scents is inherent and not a passing trend. We have progressed, however, from filling our homes with sweet smelling candles to a wide variety of other products intended to satisfy this olfactory need.

Aromapods allow consumers the convenience of aromas ‘on-the-go’.
 
By Luke Vorstermans
 
We become aware of aromas after they are released into the environment and inhaled. Traditional delivery systems such as diffusers, sprays, plug-ins and candles disperse the aroma into the surrounding areas. This broadcasts the scents indiscriminately and therefore anyone who enters the environment will be able to smell it.
 
Personal inhalers, such as the aromapod is a new technology that delivers the aromas directly to the nose of the user.

Aromatherapy is one of the most powerful homeopathic ways to change your mood and your sense of well being.

​Deciding which aromatherapy scent is right for you, though, can be a bit tough at times. Following these guidelines should help you decide on an aromatherapy scent to match your needs.
 
Eucalyptus is more than just koala food. It’s the number one aromatherapy scent. The long, pale green leaves have a distinct scent that opens and clears the nasal passages. Eucalyptus oil has long been an active ingredient in cough drops and medicines. Holistic practitioners use eucalyptus to treat respiratory problems, such as coughs, colds, and asthma. There are many different ways you can use Eucalyptus in your aromatherapy practices. Applying eucalyptus in a carrier-oil to the chest when you’re coming down with a cold or feeling congested can help open up breathing. Eucalyptus also helps to boost the immune system and relieve muscle tension. It's nice to add a eucalyptus ingredient to a warm bath after a long day. It will have you feeling like yourself in no time. 

Aromatherapy for stress and mood enhancement is one of the most well known uses of essential oils.
 
By Paula Stark
 
Essential oils are more than just a great addition to a relaxing massage. True essential oils are distilled from the bark, flowers, or leaves of a plant and can provide physical and psychological benefits. Internal ingestion of some oils, inhalation, and application on the skin are all methods of using essential oils. The use of essential oils can benefit mood, decrease stress, help prevent disease, and decrease pain.