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Price, Len Price, Len (Lecturer in Aromatherapy Price, Shirley Price, Shirley (Practitioner and Lecturer in Aromatherapy Price, Price Len
Understanding Hydrolats
Inglese · Tascabile
Spedizione di solito entro 3 a 5 settimane
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Klappentext Details the nature, properties, and nomenclature of hydrosols, and gathers facts about distilled waters. Intended for aromatherapists, this book provides therapists with the confidence to practice safely with an understanding of the value of hydrosols.Details the nature, properties, and nomenclature of hydrosols, and gathers facts about distilled waters. Intended for aromatherapists, this book provides therapists with the confidence to practice safely with an understanding of the value of hydrosols. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction The first aromatherapy Is natural safe? Why are waters not used more? Sourcing good materials Advantages of distilled waters What is their composition? Scientific proof - what is it? Other water based plant extracts Chapter One: Historical background Egypt - Nile, Edfu, priest embalmers, architects Aromatics worldwide - China, India, Middle East, Jewish, Greek, Roman Development of distillation - golden age of the Arabs, alcohol, alchemists Crusades Monasteries Paracelsus Perfumes New plants Still rooms Renaissance herbals Hungary water, carmelite water, eau de cologne Rise of science Fall and resurrection of plant medicine - 20th century pioneers Chapter Two: The nature of water Universal distillation process Introduction Basic necessity Life and death, life giving Physical power of water Visual aspect Water as solvent, cleanser Judging by water Water in the body, passage through body Bottled water Treatments with water - Thalassotherapy, spa treatments Scientists who investigated water - Priestley, Cavendish, Watt, Lavoisier, Laplace Structure of liquid water - hydrogen bonding, polar solvent Molecules soluble in water, increased dilution Chapter Three: Terminology and nomenclature Introduction - what's in a name? How waters are obtained Current terminology - aromatic water, essential water, prepared water, distilled water, floral water, hydrolat, medicated water Colloids, hydrosols, suspensions Cohobation - water oil, are cohobated waters therapeutic? Chapter Four: Prepared waters Identifying the product Not distilled Internal use Fragrant waters - methods of production, pharmacopoea, trituration, preservatives Addition of alcohol Hydroessentials Witch hazel DIY home made Chapter Five: The plants utilized Kinds of plants used Extraction process - distillation, water quality, pH of water used, still hardware, distillation time Plants used - which parts of plants Yield of water Volatile molecules in distilled waters - quantity, kind of molecules, artefacts in waters Therapeutic value Chapter Six: Physical aspects Keeping qualities - storage, temperature, time Temperature Time Preservatives Appearance Density pH Odour Quality Cost Chapter Seven: Discussion of Analyses Discussion of molecules found in hydrolats Table of molecules found in waters Chemistry of aromatic molecules Chapter Eight: Alphabetical listing of waters with description, properties and indications Chapter Nine: Methods of use and dosage Reasons for using waters Uses of distilled waters External use - baths, compresses, douches, eyes, hair, nebulizers, skin care, creams, lotions, sprays, vaporisers Internal uses Beverages, teas Culinary use Digestive problems Gargles, mouthwashes Rectal use Vaccinations Dispersants Cautions and sa...
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Introduction
The first aromatherapy
Is natural safe?
Why are waters not used more?
Sourcing good materials
Advantages of distilled waters
What is their composition?
Scientific proof - what is it?
Other water based plant extracts
Chapter One: Historical background
Egypt - Nile, Edfu, priest embalmers, architects
Aromatics worldwide - China, India, Middle East, Jewish, Greek, Roman
Development of distillation - golden age of the Arabs, alcohol, alchemists
Crusades
Monasteries
Paracelsus
Perfumes
New plants
Still rooms
Renaissance herbals
Hungary water, carmelite water, eau de cologne
Rise of science
Fall and resurrection of plant medicine - 20th century pioneers
Chapter Two: The nature of water
Universal distillation process
Introduction
Basic necessity
Life and death, life giving
Physical power of water
Visual aspect
Water as solvent, cleanser
Judging by water
Water in the body, passage through body
Bottled water
Treatments with water - Thalassotherapy, spa treatments
Scientists who investigated water - Priestley, Cavendish, Watt, Lavoisier, Laplace
Structure of liquid water - hydrogen bonding, polar solvent
Molecules soluble in water, increased dilution
Chapter Three: Terminology and nomenclature
Introduction - what's in a name?
How waters are obtained
Current terminology - aromatic water, essential water, prepared water, distilled water, floral water, hydrolat, medicated water
Colloids, hydrosols, suspensions
Cohobation - water oil, are cohobated waters therapeutic?
Chapter Four: Prepared waters
Identifying the product
Not distilled
Internal use
Fragrant waters - methods of production, pharmacopoea, trituration, preservatives
Addition of alcohol
Hydroessentials
Witch hazel
DIY home made
Chapter Five: The plants utilized
Kinds of plants used
Extraction process - distillation, water quality, pH of water used, still hardware, distillation time
Plants used - which parts of plants
Yield of water
Volatile molecules in distilled waters - quantity, kind of molecules, artefacts in waters
Therapeutic value
Chapter Six: Physical aspects
Keeping qualities - storage, temperature, time
Temperature
Time
Preservatives
Appearance
Density
pH
Odour
Quality
Cost
Chapter Seven: Discussion of Analyses
Discussion of molecules found in hydrolats
Table of molecules found in waters
Chemistry of aromatic molecules
Chapter Eight: Alphabetical listing of waters with description, properties and indications
Chapter Nine: Methods of use and dosage
Reasons for using waters
Uses of distilled waters
External use - baths, compresses, douches, eyes, hair, nebulizers, skin care, creams, lotions, sprays, vaporisers
Internal uses
Beverages, teas
Culinary use
Digestive problems
Gargles, mouthwashes
Rectal use
Vaccinations
Dispersants
Cautions and safe use
Chapter 9a: Recipes
Common ailments: circulation, colds and flu, detoxification, diarrhoea, digestive, eyes, general health, hair, hypertension, legs, lice, lymph, nervous system, respiratory, rheumatism, skin, slimming, teeth, tonic, urinary problems
Baby and child care
Culinary recipes
Making your own hydrolats
Chapter Ten: Case studies
Chapter Eleven: Teas, infusions, decoctions
Appendix A: Therapeutic index
Appendix B: Index of therapeutic properties of hydro
Dettagli sul prodotto
Autori | Price, Len Price, Len (Lecturer in Aromatherapy Price, Shirley Price, Shirley (Practitioner and Lecturer in Aromatherapy Price, Price Len |
Editore | Churchill Livingstone |
Lingue | Inglese |
Formato | Tascabile |
Pubblicazione | 03.08.2004 |
EAN | 9780443073168 |
ISBN | 978-0-443-07316-8 |
Dimensioni | 158 mm x 235 mm x 17 mm |
Serie |
Understanding Hydrolats S. Churchill Livingstone Understanding Hydrolats S. |
Categorie |
Guide e manuali
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Scienze naturali, medicina, informatica, tecnica > Medicina > Medicina olistica MEDICAL / Alternative & Complementary Medicine, complementary medicine, Complementary and alternative medicine and therapies |
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