The founder of Aromatherapy Clinic, John, created the company after discovering a remedy for his own snoring problem… Rewind back to the early 2000’s when John had dreams of becoming a professional massage therapist. He had enrolled in a tertiary education course in massage. This course also included a module on aromatherapy and essential oils….
Essential oils can be used in the bath or shower to bring Aromatherapy into your regular routine and elevate your bath and shower experience. Choose your preferred essential oils Select undiluted essential oils as these will diffuse the aromatherapy more effectively throughout the room. If using essential oils on the skin, it is recommended to…
Aromatherapy Clinic’s in-house aromatherapist designed the Anti Snoring Blend using the properties of a specific set of essential oils. Together, they help to reduce the symptoms of snoring by preventing relaxation, and therefore, vibration of the muscle in the back of your throat while you sleep. Without Anti Snoring Blend, your throat muscles will relax…
If you’re shopping online it’s not easy to have the full idea of the product before it reaches your hands. This article is to help you experience the Aromatherapy Clinic blends while you browse through our range of healing essential oils. All of our therapeutic aromatherapy blends have a specific proportion of each ingredient to…
Did you know that the use of essential oils for healing dates back to ancient Egypt? For centuries, civilizations across the globe have recognized the therapeutic power of these fragrant plant extracts. Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans utilized essential oils in various aspects of life. Ancient Uses of Essential Oils Modern Uses of Essential Oils…
What is Hay Fever? Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, basically refers to the stuffy head and runny nose some people have when there is a lot of pollen or other environmental allergens in the air. A portion of the world’s population experiences hay fever around spring time. This percentage varies between counties but…
The respiratory tract of humans, and other animals, is separated into two sections based on the position and function of the organs involved. The main difference between your upper and lower respiratory tract is that your upper respiratory tract mainly controls the transfer of air to the lower respiratory tract while the lower respiratory tract is mainly involved…
