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The use of aromatic herbs and plants were a part of daily life in ancient cultures. They were used in cooking, medicine, bathing rituals and spiritual ceremonies.
Gardens have been common for thousands of years in one form or another; Ancient Persia, Egypt, the Greeks and the Romans heavily influenced the scents of today's gardens.
Essential oils used in aromatherapy are described by a number of terms which may be confusing to many people; understand the language with an essential oil glossary.
Certain types of trees have inner bark (and, in some cases, other parts) that exude a distinct, usually pleasant, odor that is specific to that species.
Balm of Gilead is a perennial shrub with a lovely eucalyptus aroma. This fragrant herb has a rich and ancient history.
Get a tasty blast right from the garden by eating basil leaves with healthy vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
The Lantana plant, an easy to grow shrub, with aromatic flower clusters and stunning colors, is valued for its long reliable flowering season.
Aromatic plants of the same family share not only similar physical characteristics but also similar medicinal properties; many scented plants have therapeutic powers.
The origin of Developmental Disabilities such as Autism is unclear; however, one possible factor is air pollution arising from sources such as AstroTurf and fuel exhaust.
Home fragrances come in many varieties besides the classic scented candle and incense. These different home fragrances come in decorative displays that accent the home.
The ancient Egyptians influence and knowledge of aromatic plant use was used by the Greeks, Romans and Europeans to produce modern day aromatherapy.
Singapore noodles are spicy, fragrant and fast. Make them at home with this simple recipe.
Cancer causing acrylamides are a source of concern for many people, especially during the barbeque season. Learn how to reduce acrylamides and increase peace of mind.
European scented gardens have evolved from simple monastery designs and Italian Renaissance gardens to the scented gardens of today.
Sometimes, organic gardening is the result of circumstances beyond one's control.
There are different types of herb garden designs; herbs can be grown for medicinal, aromatic and culinary uses, resulting in many different herb gardens.
The common rule for herbs has been that fresh is better, but sometimes this mantra needs to be rethought. When to use fresh or dried herbs depends on various elements.
When the mercury rises, poaching chicken keeps you cool as a cucumber. Quick, easy, healthy and flavorful - poached chicken will become a summer staple.
Indigestion is the result of digestive juices normally found in your stomach backing up. Antacids aren't the always the long-term answer. It's time to try herbs.
The average garden hasn't room for too many winter flowering shrubs. Their selection, quantity and position in the garden are factors requiring careful consideration.
Following basic construction methods opens the door to a wide range of wonderful stews.
If you don't want the ingredient Parabens in your cosmetics then make your own skin care products using these aromatherapy and essential oils recipes.
Expand your palate with a classic white wine from Austria: Grüner Veltliner
Chamomile, an herb for healing and landscaping. This herb is an annual and perennial, depending upon which variety you grow. Chamomile is used as a ground cover and tea.
Fragrant climbing plants, such as honeysuckle and clematis, add both color and sweet scents to the garden. These aromatic climbers can also be found growing wild.
Even with the bad news about what may be in our favorite grilled foods, there are ways to minimize the damage done by the harmful substances referred to as PAHs.
Chefs have long known that fresh herbs add a special touch to food. Now bar chefs are getting in on the fun, creating new cocktails with a fresh twist.
Spider flowers are fast growing annual plants that are tall and long-legged. Cleome plants are great for the back of borders.
Some claim Winston Churchill's mother invented the Manhattan, but regardless of its origins, this is a drink that's here to stay.
Jasmine is one of the most expensive aromatherapy oils in use and is one of the most copied or adulterated oils; it has a number of therapeutic properties.
A look at four native shrubs that will be an aromatic start to a landscaping project.
Chlorophyll - the green pigment in plants - is more than a photoreceptor. It's also a powerful antioxidant and an antimutagenic/anticarcinogenic agent.
Leyana Spa in Bangkok is located in a lush green garden, background to healing treatments that restore one's sense of completeness and aid relaxation.
New studies show that hydrotherapy benefits patients rehabilitating from strokes, traumas, and other injuries as well as connective tissue diseases and asthma.
It's important to protect the skin from the harmful UVA and UVB rays of the sun. But increasingly, consumer demand is turning to chemical-free, natural sunscreens.
Natural products abound in the French Alps where plants, herbs and organic food offer a healthy alternative in harmony with the environment.
Perfumes are commonly used in fragrance, personal care and household products. Even natural aromatic oils can cause allergic symptoms when exposed to skin and system.
The stunning, delicate beauty of a moon or night time garden is unique and timeless. Learn how to select plants for a moonlight garden and design your garden.
Spa treatments, including massage, yoga classes, and aromatherapy, have been shown to reduce pain in patients with cancer, arthritis and other ailments.
This simple method of cooking rice removes the anxiety from what should be a simple job and banishes the chance of ending up with mushy, or undercooked rice forever.
The three types of Chamomile oil used in aromatherapy are Roman, German and Moroccan Chamomile; although often confused as the same, they are different aromatic oils.
There are a number of Lavender oils used in aromatherapy: true Lavender, Lavender Stoechas, Spike Lavender and Lavandin. They all have different aromatic uses.
Aussie Chef Carol Selva Rajah has concocted a beautiful, spicy blend of the foods of SE Asia using her nose as her guide. It's a divine cookbook to add to your shelf.
This rice pudding recipe mixes brown rice with coconut milk, dried cranberries and bananas for a fluffy rice pudding that makes a wonderful healthy snack or dessert.
Brodick Castle, Balmichael Visitor Centre, The Kings Caves, Arran Distillery, Standing Stones of Machrie Moor
Dill is a herb which has a long history of use both medicinally and culinary; its associations with both witchcraft and the bible indicate its diversity of use.


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