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Cinnamon is an aromatic oil which has been in use for thousands of years; commonly associated with culinary use, cinnamon also has medicinal properties in aromatherapy.

Cinnamon is an invigorating spice with a wide variety of health benefits. Cinnamon reduces blood sugar, stabilizes cholesterol, and fights bacterial infections.

Litsea essential oil is a relatively new addition to modern aromatherapy; also known as litsea cubeba or may chang, litsea has properties useful in aromatherapy.

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils; essential oils are derived from plants so it is wise to take the time to understand botany before studying aromatherapy.

The safety of using aromatic oils in aromatherapy when expecting a child is much debated; however, it is possible to use essential oils for pregnancy if used correctly.

Black pepper stimulates digestion, relieves constipation, eases flatulence and improves blood circulation.

Cinnamon, a spice traded between Medieval Europe and the Near East, was valued as highly as gold - now it's living up to its reputation, this time as a top antioxidant.

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Aromatic plants of the same family share not only similar physical characteristics but also similar medicinal properties; many scented plants have therapeutic powers.

From the medicine cabinet to the dinner table, herbs and spices have become part of our everyday life. But where do they come from, and how did they get here?

Get into the Christmas spirit with some of the most fabulously festive essential oils.