As far back as 18,000 B.C., as can be seen depicted on the walls of the Lascaux caves of France, flowers, plants and their essences have been used for healing, relaxation and enhanced lovemaking.

The word 'aroma therapy' as it is know today was coined by a Frenchman named Gattefosse. The science of essential oils took a great step forward in 980 AD a man from Persia named Avicenna extended the length of the cooling pipe, forming it into a coil, which enabled the vaporized plant molecules and steam to cool down more efficiently and quickly. He also contributed to the world of essential oils two books. The Book of Healing and The Cannon of Medicine, used by many medical schools for centuries right up to the middle of the 16th century in France.

"Nature's Fragrant Pharmacy"

The fragrance of essential oils enters the brain faster than any other medicine. As tiny particles enter the nose they are taken directly to the brain by way of the olfactory nerve that is connected to the center of the brain.

The most important phenomena to realize is how essential oils can affect our brain. It is remarkable that only about 2 percent of inhaled air reaches the nose, which contains 800 million nerve cells over just 1 square inch of olfactory epithelium. However smell is 10,000 times more sensitive than taste in humans and can thereby trigger powerful emotional responses from our subconscious memory banks. When scent's activate the brain's memory banks, it can easily and quickly trigger changes in body temperature, appetite, stress level, and sexual arousal, all in seconds, automatically! In understanding the power of emotional and neurological responses to "Nature's Fragrant Pharmacy." Welcome to the birth of a new era in the natural healing arts. We're at the dawn of its beginning. Let its LIGHT shine upon you! These discoveries are changing the TRUE CHEMISTRY of health and healing, where Light giveth Life!

Herbs have always been used in the practice of medicine. The word drug comes from the old Dutch word droggee meaning "to dry," as pharmacists, physicians, and ancient healers often dried plants for use as medicines. Today approximately 25 percent of all prescription drugs are still derived from trees, shrubs, or herbs.(1) But more importantly, new research reveals that when many plants are dried, many of the essential nutrients (OILS) are lost. Therefore it must be understood that the Life Blood (the ESSENTIAL OILS) of Plants are even more powerful than the dried herbs.

Dr. Radwan Farag, Ph.D, who is the head of the biochemistry department at Cairo University has written and published close to 100 research papers on essential oils and has received more awards than any other human being in the world on essential oils. He documented the oxygenating molecular activity, antioxidant , and the antimicrobial activity of essential oils.

Dr. Ross, D.C. has formulated some of the best essential oil products in the world.

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