Glossary of Essential Oil Plants
Plants and Essential Oils - Humanity's Relationship with Nature
Since the dawn of existence, mankind has used plants for medicinal purposes. Herbalism and aromatherapy are among the most ancient sciences that continue to evolve as our knowledge of nature advances. Techniques for extracting valuable substances from plants, such as essential oils, have been perfected over the centuries, allowing us today to extract the very essence of various types of grasses, shrubs and trees.
What is the Glossary of Essential Oil Plants?
We bring you the first ever dictionary of plants from which essential oils are extracted, designed to facilitate any amateur or professional in the field of aromatherapy and herbalism. This dictionary is trilingual - in Bulgarian, English and Latin, and includes a wide range of species from which essential oils are produced by extraction from leaves, stems, roots, bark, flowers and fruits.
What Plants Are Included in the Dictionary?
The dictionary contains complete information on plants from which essential oils are extracted, used to treat and improve a variety of conditions, from single injuries and acute conditions to chronic diseases and syndromes. In addition, plants are included that produce base oils used to dilute and improve the absorption of essential oils. The dictionary structure is designed to allow searching for terms in each of the three languages for maximum convenience.
Essential Oils - Effective and Safe Use
Essential oils are widely used in the treatment of diseases, improving mood, preparing cosmetics and cleaning products, as well as in pet care. To learn more about their effective and safe use, you can refer to the book "The Healing Power of Essential Oils" by Dr. Eric Zelinsky. This book offers detailed information on the ways in which essential oils can be used to improve health and quality of life. The Essential Oil Plant Dictionary is a useful tool for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge and use natural remedies to treat and improve their well-being.