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The Unwell Aromatherapy documentary, is essentially about the use of essential oils in your daily life, is a show which explores the good and the bad side of aromatherapy. Although, helpful, all without explicit judgment.
Are essential oils safe or unsafe?
Do they possess any proven useful properties?
Right at the beginning, we see holistic nurse and clinical aromatherapist Amy Q. offering personal inhalers to a man experiencing post-surgical pain in a hospital in, Maplewood, Minnesota. In both cases, the recipient is given a choice of blends, and aromatherapy seems to be helpful.
Lora Cantele, publisher of IJPHA was featured, in her role of aromatherapist helping a special-needs family with essential oil blends.
This documentary also takes a thorough look at the multi-level marketing side of the industry, and how it operates. We see how Netflix suggests that profit is the main driver, to the detriment of many who join. This has always been a point of contention in multi-level marketing.
best use of essential oils to enhance well-being. We all love essential oils and their relaxing abilities, their incredibly aromatic scents and how their smells fill the areas around us with our diffusers, and their ability to soothe inflamed skin, or even calm our stomachs.
And all of us here at Mayan's Secret, believes that it’s important that we make sure these tools are available to everyone, especially as essential oils are researched, more and more.
Essential Oils Are Complex Mixtures of Aromatic Compounds
Essential oils are made of volatile aromatic compounds. Volatile aromatic compounds are small organic molecules that tend to change from the liquid state to the gas state at room temperature.
You know, these molecules are so incredibly small that a single drop of essential oil contains a lot of them. The word “volatile” emphasizes their tendency to evaporate quickly at room temperature. This property is what makes them smell so potent.
