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Are you a Naturopath, Herbalist or other health professional using Essential oils?
Do you know the limits of Essential oils? Do you want to practice safe dosage?

professional essential oils therapy use for safe practice. Part 1-3 | Home | laurynmassage.com Essential oil usage has soared since I trained as a aromatherapist in the UK back in 2008. I now do not have to explain what essential oils are but in clinic I ...

THANK YOU EVERYONE, I'VE FILLED ALL THE SESSIONS.
I've got a fresh batch of pregnancy massage students from New Zealand College of Massage Wellington that need to be assessed. If you're free 9.30am or 11.00am on Thursday the 10th of August and you're over 12wks pregnant or know someone who is comment and tag them below.

LaurynMassage.com Lauryn Johnston
Holistic Massage Therapist & Aromatherapist

ITEC Holistic Massage Dip ,ITEC Aromatherapy Dip , Pregnancy Massage Cert , Thai Massage cert , Ayurveda Massage & Herbology cert , Western Herbology Cert and CIBTAC Aesthetic Treatments Dip

Lauryn has spent the last 19 years traveling the world learning and working in holistic wellness. From aromatic and herbal soultions for dieases , healing massage relieving preganacy discomfort and sports injuries

What to expect when you come for a massage with me :)

Lauryn Massage - What To Expect When You See Me! This video shows what you can expect when you book a massage with me. Links below to book and check out my website. WEBSITE - www.laurynmassage.com BOOKINGS ...

Did you know i trained in the Uk as a Aromatherapist in 2008.
if you would like to experience a traditional aromatic blend tailored to your physical and mental concerns.
ask at your next appointment if essential oils can aid your massage laurynmassage.com

Lauryn our massage therapist has a few slots available this Friday evening.
book your self or your loved one in at laurynmassage.com

I'm off becoming a prenatal yoga teacher so i can give all my pregnancy clients poses to help aid the relief they get from Massage Therapy.
I'm back in clinic Mon 24 Oct 6pm onwards
http://www.anadavis.com/prenatal-a-postnatal-teacher-trainings/wellington-nz-intensive

Pregnancy massage FAQs - OM Posted by Lauryn Lauryn is our Holistic massage therapist who loves to create movement with healing touch, herbal approaches and heavenly aromas. When she’s not at OM, Lauryn loves exploring traditional medicine remedies and recipes.

This quote from 31 years ago still applies today, perhaps even more so.

Tall, stately linden trees are popular landscaping trees because of the scent of their flowers and their heart shaped leaves. But this landscape tree is also an herbal ally in disguise!

LINDEN--The tall and stately linden tree can perfume an entire neighborhood with its scent when in bloom. The fragrance of linden is popular in commercial bath and toilette products, particularly in France, where it’s often known as tilleul. Linden has been used widely for its calming and anxiolytic effects, and is even used in children for this purpose. Bathwater infused with linden blossom has been used traditionally as a remedy for anxiousness, irritability, or restlessness to foster a calm and relaxed state for adults and children alike. Internally as well, an infusion of linden flowers is used in many cultures for people of all ages as a soothing nervine or gentle sedative draught for quelling anxiety, hyperactivity, or insomnia (King et al., 1898). As an infusion, linden has an agreeable aroma and flavor, owing to its content of aromatic essential oils and tannins, and it combines well with other herbs in tea blends.

Linden has a long tradition of medicinal use in Europe, and is included in the Commission E Monographs and the World Health Organization’s Monographs on Medicinal Plants Commonly Used in the Newly Independent States, as well as in the official German, Swiss, and British pharmacopeias. Linden is often used for colds, flus, and bronchitis, and associated chest congestion and fever. Linden is commonly used as a diaphoretic to induce sweating and alleviate fevers associated with colds and flus. The German Commission E approved linden flower (Tilia cordata and T. platypus) for colds, and coughs associated with colds, and the German Standard License for linden flower infusion indicates its use for alleviating respiratory irritation from coughs due to catarrh, and for inducing a sweat to break cold-related fevers. Likewise, the British Herbal Compendium lists upper respiratory indications for linden such as irritable coughs, catarrh, and common colds, as well as restlessness and hypertension. Several diaphoretic tea blends for reducing influenza-related fevers in children are described in the Commission E which contain linden, along with herbs such as meadowsweet flower, willow bark, chamomile, orange peel, and elder flower (Blumethal et al., 2000).

Learn more about linden and other trees that have herbal uses with a membership to The Herbarium!
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Introducing OM balm... If you’ve had a treatment with me, Lauryn, you may already know I went to India for three months to study Ayurvedic medicine at a traditional hospital...

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Why essential oils are not water flavoring agents About once a month or every three weeks I have a client complaining of right-sided abdominal pain, lethargy, joint pain, and indigestion. At some point they mention they’ve been adding essent…

Here I am getting more certificates in Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy and Yoga!

Hey everyone, I'm sorry it has been a long time since the last post. Here I am getting my certificate in Ayurvedic Pharmacology and Herbology in India! .
Looking forward to getting back to Wellington, New Zealand (Home) and applying my new herbal skills I have learnt in the last two months here.

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These are some pretty 'Mint' facts for you...

Painted my nana fav flower for her 80th what do you think

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Beets betaine beats depression

Onions pungent flavor is the antibiotic that will fight the winter flu season

B12 in oranges kickstarts your body's immune response

Garlic! This little beauty is an antibiotic. If you have the sniffles, half a bulb, take the cloves like "pills" to help get rid of them. Coupled with a honey and lemon tea, you will be feeling better and sniffling less in just a few days.