Proceedings 2005: Essential Oils as Antiviral Agents

Proceedings of the 6th Wholistic Aromatherapy Conference, San Francisco, April 8, 9 and 10, 2005.

Essential oils allow treatments for viral conditions for which western medicine has only limited answers.

Contributions Include:

The Knee in Room 8 - Beyond the Limits of Biomedicine - John Abramson

Love of Lavender. - K.C. Chamberlain and Martha Betz

High Dose Aromatherapy: Heroic or Appropriate? - Suzanne Catty

New Developments in Australian Essential Oils - Chris Condon

Antitumoral Properties of Benzaldehyde Containing Essential Oils - Marlene Ericksen

Phytotherapeutic Protocol for Cystitis - Mindy Green

Difficult Skin Disorders - Jimm Harrison

Animal Self Selection of Aromatic Plant Extracts and Oils - Caroline Ingraham

Essential Oils and Mind/Body: Preventing Viral Infections - Elizabeth Jones

Strengthening Immunity - Linda-Anne Kahn

Essential Oils for Animals via Human consciousness, Intuition with Experience - Barry Kapp

Aromatherapy for Animals - Wolfgang Mayer

Investigation of the Virucidal Effect of Essential Oils - Jürgen Reichling

Animals, Ayurveda, and Aromatherapy - Maryanna Sandurson ND

Can Essential Oils be Effective Against all Viruses? - Kurt Schnaubelt

Treating Male Menopause and Other Such Mysteries - Jennine Stromkins, RA

Essential Oils and Antibiotic Resistant Pathogens - Anne Vermilye

Physiological Effects of Monoterpenes - Bernhard Watzl

Aromatherapy for Healing and Transformation - Robbi Zeck