Health: Aromatherapy for the Holiday Spirit

Aromatherapy for the Holiday Spirit

Written by Francoise Rapp

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-5 drops Orange -5 drops Grapefruit -1 drop Lemon Verbena

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-3 drops Basil -3 drops Peppermint -6 drops Grapefruit

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-1 drop Rose -2 drops Ginger -4 drops Grapefruit -3 drops Frankincense

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(c) Francoise Rapp, 2001. Discover repparttar 115899 life-transforming power of aromatherapy! Internationally renowned aromatherapist and alchemist, Francoise Rapp, shares her expertise through aromatherapy classes designed for working adults and in her free weekly ezine, The Arom'Alchemy Newsletter. All this and more can be found at http://www.aromalchemy.com

Internationally renowned aromatherapist and alchemist Françoise Rapp was trained in the sacred ancient arts of anointing and practicing alchemy by priests and alchemists in France more than 10 years ago. She now lives in San Diego where she holds an International License in Aromatherapy. Her talents have been featured in RedBook Magazine, New Age Journal, Self.Com, and the nationally televised program "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus." Visit her on the web at www.aromalchemy.com.

Ben is Coping with Huntington's Disease

Written by Lynda Appell

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mental disturbances. I know there are some anti-alzheimer drugs such as Aricept, Tacrin, Hydergine. I don't know if they work for Huntington's Disease. There is a study going on in Wash. D.C studying an anti-parkinson's medication. Cannibis, ie, manijuana has been seriously considered to help with repparttar 115891

involuntary movements. I think its terribly unfair and cruel to not have legalized medical marijuana for patients who it would do most good. Many people with terminal illnessess who are suffering with excruiating pain sure could use repparttar 115892

pain relief. The least they could have done for them to have something help relieve their misery. Also for people with HD cannibis may help with their muscle spasms and other involuntary movements. Lastly personw with HIV/AIDS, and non-terminal stage cancer grass may increase their appetite. thereby increasing their chance for survival. If anyone knows of any experimental studies, please let me know. My male friend and I will be greatly grateful. Thank you For more information, support please contact your local Huntington Disease Society of America. Web site on repparttar 115893

Internet. Note: This article replaces my earlier HD article. "A Dear Male Friend Has Huntingtons. Typed it Huntongton. typo obviously. I also have an article on how a common antibiotic-a tetracycline may be helpful in treating this dreaded disease. Its at http://www.writtenbyme.com/content/70095

Disabled disability activist for over twelve years with local Greater Phila, PA disability organizations.

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