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1601 3rd Ave/E 90th
street, #19 GW
New York, NY 10128
tel) 212. 876.3636
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Aromatherapy
"Aromatherapy" was first coined by the French chemist René Maurice
Gattefossé in the early 1920's to describe the practice of using essential
oils extracted from plants, flowers, roots, seeds and used for healing
purposed. Gattefossé demonstrated that essential oils penetrate the skin
and, via the extra-cellular liquids, reach the blood and lymph, which carry
them in the circulation to the organs and promote wellness. A basic
principle of Aromatherapy is to strengthen the self-healing processes by
indirect stimulation of the immune system. Essentially, modern
Aromatherapy is the inhalation and bodily application of essential oils from
aromatic plants to relax, balance, rejuvenate, restore or enhance body, mind
and spirit.
Dr. Joan Borden of the Manhattan Acupuncture Center in Manhattan, New York
combines aromatherapy treatments in her acupressure and/or acupuncture
treatments when necessary. Aromatherapy is effective in treating minor
ailments such as skin problems and in particular emotional difficulties.
Aromatherapy helps keep clients well balanced emotionally and physically.
Some of the more popular types of aromatherapy administered by Dr.
Borden at the Manhattan Acupuncture Center in New York include:
Bergamot: for its uplifting effects
Clary sage: used as an anti-depressant
Cypress: helpful in reducing hot flushes
Geranium: a hormone stabilizer that is often used for relaxation
Lavender: to aid sleep and ease aches and pains
Roman chamomile: to soothe and calm, and relieve pain
The different types of Aromatherapy used by Dr. Borden at the Manhattan
Acupuncture Center in New York are cosmetic and olfactory.
Cosmetic Aromatherapy combines essential oils with facial, skin, body
and hair care products containing all natural ingredients.
Olfactory Aromatherapy releases essential oils into the environment
around you either by inhaling or diffusion.
Feel free to contact Dr. Joan Borden, New York State Certified
Acupuncturist, to make an aromatherapy appointment at her Manhattan, New
York Acupuncture Center by phoning 212/876.3636 or email:
info@manhattanacupuncturecenter.com
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