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The recommended reading list below includes books that I have found helpful that I hope you will also enjoy. I do not sell any books or have any affiliation with any of the authors, you can search for good priced books online via www.bookbutler.co.uk
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Aromatherapy - an A-Z
Patricia Davis
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Comprehensive and easy to read reference book on aromatherapy. Includes chart of hazardous essential oils as well as alphabetical entries covering the oils themselves, named medical conditions, application techniques and more.
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Aromatherapy workbook
Shirley Price
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Excellent for students and therapists alike, this book contains more detailed information on chemistry, extraction methods, safety of oils, plant families and carrier oils, as well as a run down of using essential oils themselves.
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Essential Oil Safety - A Guide of Healthcare Professionals
Robert Tisserand and Tony Balacs
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An excellent reference book for the serious practitioner. Well researched information on toxicity data, drug interactions, chemical constituents, cautions and contra indications - this book explains the actual science behind the contraindications in detail.
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The Encyclopedia of Healing Foods
Dr Michael Murray and Dr Joseph Pizzorno
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A most useful book for those interested in the healing properties of foods, including preparation tips, health benefits and safety information on a huge range of foods. Useful appendices include oxalate content of foods; glycaemic index / glycaemic load; pesticide content of foods; nutrient content of foods.
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Deep Tissue Massage - a visual guide to techniques
Art Riggs
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For massage practitioners who want to enhance their work with deep tissue techniques. Nothing can replace in-class training however this book gives some excellent advice and guidance.
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