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This 11th edition of the Aromecum comprises no less than 600 pages. In addition to various themes, this aromatherapy book contains over 200 extensive descriptions of essential oils, fatty plant oils, and hydrolates. Read the latest scientific studies, delve into aromatic chemistry and aromatherapy for the skin. The bibliography has been updated with the most recent scientific insights. In the color section, you can find an image of all plants from A-Z as described in the Aromecum.
This remarkable vademecum on aromatherapy has been around since 2004. Much has already been written on this subject, but this Aromecum is a true compendium and reading book at the same time. A vademecum for anyone who wants to know more about the how and why of aromatherapy. From professionals to enthusiastic users of aromatherapeutic products.
Why is aromatherapy more than just pleasant scents? How and why does pine oil work to disinfect the air? Why is lavender so soothing? Did you know that lavender is also strongly skin-regenerating? Why does a drop of geranium oil work against nerve pain? Which oils are particularly suitable for skin care and why? How do I apply aromatherapy for certain complaints? What dosages should I use for all those different oils? Why should I use aromatherapy complementarily with other therapies? Why is aromatherapy so popular in terminal care (palliative care in hospices)? Can I use aromatherapy for elderly people with dementia? What do athletes gain from aromatherapy? These and hundreds of other questions are answered in this Aromecum.
The Aromecum was written by Drs. Harmen Rijpkema. Medical anthropologist and renowned aromatherapist. The Aromatherapy and Natural Healthcare Development Foundation (SANGO) publishes this aromatherapy book, following earlier monographs on Eucalyptus, Pine, and Peppermint (2006), Tea Tree oil (4th edition, 2020), and Lavender (4th edition, 2021).
ISBN 90-809129-2-1