It Has Bactericidal, Anti-inflammatory, Regulating Endocrine And Improving Body Metabolism

Aromatherapy is an alternative therapy that uses the pure essential oils of aromatic plants to assist medical work. In detail, people extract essential oils with different smells and colors from different parts of various aromatic plants in nature, such as eucalyptus leaves, rose flowers, and bergamot peels.

Aromatherapy is the abbreviation of "Aromatherapy", the name comes from the Latin Aromatherapy, "Aroma" means fragrance, aroma, which is an invisible but smellable fine substance penetrating into the air, here refers to the aroma volatilization of plant essential oils Ingredient, also refers to the essential oil itself; "Therapy" means the treatment of disease, or interpreted as "conditioning", "adjuvant therapy". The first person to propose the professional concept of "Aromatherapy" was a Frenchman who described the treatment of diseases using plant essential oils. This is a complementary therapy, or "natural therapy", which means that it is similar to general medical treatment, but It is not a replacement for traditional medicine.

Aromatherapy is considered from the category of modern industry and generally belongs to the category of "health care". However, since the aromatherapy material products are based on "essential oils", and essential oils are extracted from a variety of plants with "herb" properties, they act on the human body, and they have bactericidal, anti-inflammatory, regulating endocrine, improving the body's metabolic level and immune capabilities Other effects, as well as the role of local physiotherapy and treatment, so in some western countries, aromatherapy is included in the ranks of conventional "medical".