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• Aromatherapy
  '''Aromatherapy''' is a form of complementary medicine whose adherents claim it to be a gen == History of aromatherapy==
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• Essential oils/External Links
  * [http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/aromatherapy/HealthProfessional Aromatherapy and Essential Oils]. National Cancer Institute.
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• Aromatherapy
  '''Aromatherapy''' is a form of complementary medicine whose adherents claim it to be a gen == History of aromatherapy==
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• Essential oils
  ...essential oils number in the hundreds. Some are valued for [[Aromatherapy|aromatherapy]], some (but not all) are appropriate for topical use, that is, direct skin ==Aromatherapy==
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• Complementary and alternative medicine/Related Articles
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• National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine
  ...l be improvements in the postoperative course of patients that receive the aromatherapy, as opposed to a control group. In this case, a placebo control would be ap
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• Biologically based health practices
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• Archive:Category:Healing Arts Workgroup
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• Terpene
  ...ances in perfumery, and in traditional and alternative medicines such as [[aromatherapy]]. Synthetic variations and derivatives of natural terpenes and terpenoids
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• Bach flower therapy
  [[Aromatherapy]] is a similar unscientific healing ritual, and also makes use of flowers a
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• Integrative medicine
  **[[Aromatherapy]] | '''Still considered CAM''' include [[nutritional medicine]], [[aromatherapy]] (by inhalation), some vitamins and dietary supplements. [[Phytotherapy]][
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• Massage
  ...mbining massage and [[aromatic oils]] may be more effective than inhaled [[aromatherapy]] alone or massage alone, as in short-term knee pain (N=59), double-blinded
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