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26.
Does herbal therapy have value in psychiatry? - IPA 98-04
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Parks-Veal, P. M.
JOURNAL NAME- Consultant
Pharmacist (USA) VOL. 12 NO. Dec 1997
PP. 1412, 1414
ISSN- 0888-5109 CODEN- CNPHEB TRADE NAME(S)- St.
John's Wort; Ma
Huang LANGUAGE- English
A
brief overview of the value of herbal and natural remedies in
psychiatry is presented,
including the history of herbal medicine in the
U.S., the growing market
of aromatherapy, and contemporary uses for
Hypericum perforatum
(St. John's Wort), Ginkgo biloba, Ephedra sinica (Ma
Huang), and other
agents. ABSTRACTOR'S NAME- Lisa Webster Hypericum
perforatum;
Ephedra sinica
27. Perfumery on the couch - IPA
98-03 1140347
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JOURNAL NAME- Soap,
Perfumery and Cosmetics (England) VOL. 70 NO. Oct
1997 PP.
31-32 ISSN- 0037-749X CODEN- SPCOAH
LANGUAGE- English
The
use of perfumes to alleviate stress is described, and the link
between psychiatry and
smell is discussed. ABSTRACTOR'S NAME- Elizabeth
G. Rudnic
28.
Aromatherapy and the hospice patient - IPA 98-01
1136492
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anon
JOURNAL NAME-
International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (USA)
VOL. 1 NO. 1
1997 PP. 18-21 4 reference(s) LANGUAGE-
English
The
use of aromatherapy for hospice care patients is described, including
a discussion of the
impact of the sense of smell on the body and mind,
and a list of selected
oils and the feelings and emotions they may evoke;
2 aromatherapy
formulations for mood elevation are presented along with
information on method of
preparation, stability, and packaging and
labeling instructions.
ABSTRACTOR'S NAME- M. Therese Gyi
29. Aromatherapy: research methods - IPA
97-05 1123492
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Buchbauer, G.
JOURNAL NAME- Deutsche
Apotheker-Zeitung (Germany) VOL. 136 NO. Aug
29 1996
PP. 21-26 47 reference(s) ISSN- 0011-9857
CODEN- DAZEA2
AUTHOR AFFILIATION-
Inst. fur Pharm. Chem., Althanstr. 14, A-1090 Vienna,
Austria
LANGUAGE- German
An
evaluation of the therapeutic efficacy of aromatherapy, based on
results of animal and
clinical trials, is presented. It was shown that
aromatic substance
molecules are absorbed into the blood stream, which
supports the assumption
that the pharmacological properties are not
merely olfactory
stimulation. ABSTRACTOR'S NAME- Christopher Clancy
30. Aromatherapy: science of fragrances and
its effects on human behavior -
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IPA 93-00
1019210
Patro, V.
JOURNAL NAME- Pharma
Times (India) VOL. 24 NO. Feb 1992
PP. 17,
19 ISSN-
0031-6849 CODEN- PHTIDW AUTHOR AFFILIATION- Dept. of
Pharm. Tech., Jadavpur
Univ., Jadavpur, India LANGUAGE- English
The
mechanism of action, pharmacological effects, and lack of toxicity of
fragrances are discussed
in relation to their beneficial effects on human
behavior.
ABSTRACTOR'S NAME- Lisa Webster
31. Aromatherapy: fact or fiction - IPA
89-00 843281
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Roebuck, A.
JOURNAL NAME- Perfumer
and Flavorist (USA) VOL. 13 NO. Jun-Jul 1988
PP. 43-45
ISSN- 0272-2666 CODEN- PEFLDI AUTHOR AFFILIATION-
Aromatherapy Inst.,
Suite 236, 238 Davenport Rd., Toronto, Ontario,
Canada M5R 1J6
LANGUAGE- English
The
history and current use of essential oils, through inhalation, oral
ingestion and skin
application for the maintenance of health in
aromatherapy, are
discussed. Aromatherapy has been used in various health
projects, including an
out-patient oncology clinic and an AIDS (aquired
immunodeficiency
syndrome) hospice center. ABSTRACTOR'S NAME- Sophy P.
Weinroth
32. Aromatherapy and aerosols - IPA
74-00 107094
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Rovesti, P.;
Colombo, E.
JOURNAL NAME- Soap,
Perfumery and Cosmetics (England) VOL. 46 NO. Aug
1973 PP.
475-478 11 reference(s) ISSN- 0037-749X
CODEN- SPCOAH
AUTHOR AFFILIATION-
Instituto Derivati Vegetali, Milan, Italy LANGUAGE-
English
The
use of aromatherapy in the treatment of anxiety and depression is
discussed. The
physiological mechanism of odors acting upon the nervous
system and the chemical
energy of odors are described. Some functional
groups of essential oils
with psychoneurotropic action are listed under
the 2 categories of
anxiety-relieving and antidepressant. Various
experimental methods are
described, and some classical formulas are
listed. It is stated
that the essential oils used in aromatherapy, in
appropriate doses, are
harmless to the organism and do not cause troubles
like those produced by the
ordinary psychological drugs. ABSTRACTOR'S
NAME- Pamela N. Davis
33.
ENVIRONMENTAL FRAGRANCES - KOS 01-01 22603
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MACDONALD, V.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- HAPPI 2000 HAPPI, 2000, 37, 9, 79-90
DOCUMENT TYPE- REPORT
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- VERONICA MACDONALD,
EDITOR, HAPPI, RODMAN
PUBLICATION, 70 HILLTOP ROAD, RAMSEY, NJ 07446, USA
SUBFILE- MI
LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
After
a boom in the early 1990s, sales in the environmental fragrance
market have continued to
surge due to innovative new products. u.s.
consumers are looking
for fragrances to create an ambiance and ultimately
individualize their
homes. however, according to kalorama information, a
new york city-based
market research firm, sales growth is projected to
slow down in the coming
years. last year, mass market environmental
fragrance sales totalled
us$1.27 billion. scented candles alone account
for 75 % of
environmental fragrance dollar sales and 40-50 % of home
fragrance sales. the
report gives a survey of air fresheners and scented
candles of the u.s.
market. among others it is reported: s.c. johnson's
"glade" brand launched
new candle scents; white barn candle company's
"wallflowers plug-in" is
hailed as a new innovation in the air freshener
category, and "wizard
scented oil" is the latest freshener from reckitt
benckiser
34. A MORE FRAGRANT ENVIRONMENT - KOS
00-08 22008
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JEWETT, B.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- SOAP AND COSMETICS 2000 SOAP AND
COSMETICS, 2000, 76, 7,
37-41 DOCUMENT TYPE- REPORT AUTHOR/INVENTOR
ADDRESS- BARBARA JEWETT,
EDITOR, SOAP AND COSMETICS, 110 WILLIAM STREET,
11TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY
10038, USA SUBFILE- MI LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
The
aromatherapy market is booming with personal, home and office
products. stress is the
main reason the aromatherapy market is booming,
as people seek ways to
reduce stress and bring a few moments of pleasure
into an otherwise
overwhelming life. aromatherapy is a way to improve the
quality of life on a
physical, emotional and spiritual level. the
aromatherapy market was
valued at nearly us$400 million in the u.s. in
1998, according to
datamonitor. products of candle makers and air
freshener producers are
described with their scents, product
characteristics and
position in the market place. as a special fragrance
in this market segment,
shiseido's energizing fragrance is mentioned,
that inspires of inner
confidence and strength. furthermore some aspects
of accessories such as
makeup brushes are discussed, not really to be
expected in a report
about aromatherapy
35. AROMATHERAPY: THE SEARCH FOR STRESS
SOLUTIONS –
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KOS 00-07 21595
AGOS, F.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- GLOBAL COSMETIC INDUSTRY 2000 GLOBAL
COSMETIC INDUSTRY, 2000,
167, 1, 66 DOCUMENT TYPE- REPORT
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS-
FERNANDO AGOS, DATAMONITOR, ONE PARK AVE., 14TH
FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY
10016, USA SUBFILE- MI LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
Rising
health concerns and the search for natural alternatives to modern
medicine has driven the
aromatherapy. in 1998, the aromatherypy market in
france, germany, japan,
the united kingdom, and the usa was valued
us$574.5 million. from
1996 to 1998, the market has grown at a cagr of
13.5 percent and is
projected to reach almost us$800 million by 2003,
with the market maturing
as more mainstream players enter
36. DECORATING WITH FRAGRANCE - KOS
00-04 21184
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BITZ, K.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- HAPPI 1999 HAPPI, 1999, 36, 9, 55-64
DOCUMENT TYPE- REPORT
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- KAREN BITZ, EDITOR,
HAPPI, 17 S. FRANKLIN
TPK., RAMSEY, NJ 07446 USA SUBFILE- MI
LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
Home
fragrances are more popular then ever as people try anything to make
their homes cozier, more
beautiful and more fragrant. The article reviews
the actual situation of
air fragrance products for home use on the
American market
37.
A LONG-TERM LOOK AT FRAGRANCE - KOS
00-02 20575
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HICKEY, J.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- HAPPI 2000 HAPPI, 2000, 37, 1, 42-44
DOCUMENT TYPE- REPORT
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- JAMES P. HICKEY, EDITOR,
HAPPI, 17 S. FRANKLIN
TPK., RAMSEY, NJ 07446, USA SUBFILE- MI
LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
Specific consumer demand and technology are two major trends that
fragrance companies will
face during the next 50 years, according to a
panel of experts
assembled by The Fragrance Foundation's recent seminar,
"The Future of Fragrance
in America in the Next 50 Years, 2000-2050".
Predictions of possible
future trends are made such as: Fragrances will
be produced by
scientifically altering the plant's structure to create
new aromas. Fragrance
companies will have the ability to monitor body
chemistry and olfactory
traits on individual people. Aromachology and
Aromatherapy will be
different as science advances it. In future
marketing efforts will
explain the contents of perfume to consumers. For
the spring and summer of
2000, personal care fragrances for women will be
florals with unique
fragrances as green peppers and cucumbers. Men will
tend to use much more
glamorous fragrance
38. SMELLING THERAPY - KOS
00-01 20523
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ANONYMOUS
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- HAPPI 1999 HAPPI, 1999, 36, 3, 68-70
DOCUMENT TYPE- REPORT
SUBFILE- MI LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
The
company Polymer Technology, USA, is making aromatherapy more
accessible to everyday
living
39.
ADDICTED TO AROMATHERAPY - KOS 99-11 20184
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BROOKMAN, F.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- SOAP PERFUM COSMET 1999 SOAP PERFUM
COSMET, 1999, 72(6), PAGE 21
DOCUMENT TYPE- ARTICLE SUBFILE- MI
LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
The
author discusses innovation at the Extracts show, held in April in
New York
40. AROMATHERAPY - AN
AMERICAN OBSESSION - KOS 99-08 19742 (return to list)
BROOKMAN, F.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL
TITLE- SOAP PERFUM COSMET 1998 SOAP PERFUM
COSMET, 1998, 71(6), PAGE 23
DOCUMENT TYPE- ARTICLE SUBFILE- MI
LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
The
author discusses innovation at the Extracts show, held in April in
New York
41. AROMATHERAPHY: WAITING TO INHALE - KOS
97-02-03 15169
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COLWELL, S.
ABBREVIATED
JOURNAL TITLE- SOAP COSMET CHEM SPEC 1996 SOAP COSMET
CHEM SPEC, 1996, 72 (12), 35-39
DOCUMENT TYPE- ARTICLE
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- SCCS 445 BROAD
HOLLOW ROAD, MELVILLE, NY 11747,
USA SUBFILE- mi
LANGUAGE- .en
With everything from
shampoos to AHA creams touting aromatherapeutic
benefits, the
ancient art is finally hitting the mainstream
42.
CREATING NEW SCENT SATINS - KOS
96-12 14768
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NESTER, E.
ABBREVIATED
JOURNAL TITLE- SOAP COSMET CHEM SPEC 1996 SOAP COSMET
CHEM SPEC, 1996, 72 (9), 44-50
DOCUMENT TYPE- ARTICLE
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- SCCS 445 BROAD
HOLLOW ROAD, MELVILLE, NY 11747,
USA
SUBFILE- MI LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
From traditional to trendy, home fragrance products continue to enjoy
sweet success in
today's personal care market
43.
RELAXING IN THE '90S WITH HOME FRAGRANCE - KOS 95-12
012973
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WHEELER, C. D.
ABBREVIATED
JOURNAL TITLE- SOAP COSMET CHEM SPEC 1995 SOAP COSMET
CHEM SPEC, 1995, 71 (9), 70-80
DOCUMENT TYPE- ARTICLE
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- SCCS 445 BROAD
HOLLOW ROAD, MELVILLE, NY 11747,
USA
SUBFILE- MI LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
There is no doubt that today's consumer wants to be pampered like never
before. Despite
the importance of visual appeal, after all is said and
done, it is the
scent that sells. Regardless of what claims are made for
any given product,
no matter how attractive it may be, or how strong a
value perception
it may have, that product will ultimately live or die
by the appeal of
the fragrance. It is the most fundamental element in
supporting the
product, concludes Tsumura's Wells.
44.
AROMA-CHOLOGY: A STATUS REVIEW - KOS
95-01-BK 011217
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JELLINEK, J. S.
1994 PERFUMER
FLAVORIST, 1994, 19 (5), 25-49, 79 REFS DOCUMENT TYPE-
REVIEW AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS-
DRAGOCO GEBERDING AND CO.,
AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,
D-37601 HOLZMINDEN, GERMANY SUBFILE- SC
LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
The term Aroma-Chology (a Service Mark of the Olfactory Research Fund)
was coined in 1982
to denote the science that is dedicated to the study
of the
interrelationship between psychology and ...fragrance technology
to elicit a
variety of specific feelings and emotions--relaxation,
exhilaration,
sensuality, happiness and well being-- through odors via
stimulation of
olfactory pathways in the brain, especially the limbic
system. The
term Aroma Science has been used by some recent authors in
the same sense in
which Aroma-Chology is used here, but the authors
prefer the latter.
The paper reviews research findings over the past
ten years in the
areas of measuring the effects of fragrances upon
feelings, moods
and emotions, and several related areas of response:
electrical
activity in the brain, physiological parameters such as heart
rate and skin
conductance, cognitive functions such as memory and
voluntary and
involuntary behavior.
45.
IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES - KOS
95-01-BK 010970
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HENDERSON, C.
1993
SOAP PERFUM COSMET, 1993, 66(10), 33-38 DOCUMENT TYPE- ARTICLE
SUBFILE- MI LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
A review of the latest trends in the fragrance market, particularly the
more unusual notes
which are appearing, and the use of pheromone
research.
46.
AROMATHERAPY: THE FRAGRANCE
CONTRIBUTION TO
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HEALTH-CARE - KOS
95-01-BK 009995
XINGREAN, C. L.
1993
SYMPOSIUM, FRAGRANCE - MORE THAN JUST A PLEASANT SMELL?, SOC
COSMET SCI, APRIL
1993, STOKE ON TRENT, UK, PAPER 12, 4 PAGES DOCUMENT
TYPE- CONFERENCE
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- THE BRITISH SCHOOL OF
AROMATHERAPY, 27
VIVIAN AVENUE, HENDON CENTRAL, LONDON, NW4 3UX, UK
AVAILABILITY NOTE-
SOCIETY OF COSMETIC SCIENTISTS OF GREAT BRITAIN
SUBFILE- SC;
MI CONFERENCE INFORMATION- SOCIETY OF COSMETIC
SCIENTISTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND BRITISH SOCIETY OF PERFUMERS LANGUAGE-
ENGLISH
Aromatherapy treatments have an advantage over traditional
stress-management
techniques like meditation and gentle exercise by
being able to
build up a reserve of energy during the process of
achieving
relaxation for individuals without an adequate reserve.
Additionally, the
inclusion of touch and fragrance in aromatherapy
humanises the
treatment making it more favourable for individuals who
have experienced
physical and verbal isolation from the depersonalisati-
on of modern
medical care.
47.
AROMATHERAPY TRENDS IN THE UK - KOS
95-01-BK 009992
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KUSMIREK, J.
1993
SYMPOSIUM, FRAGRANCE - MORE THAN JUST A PLEASANT SMELL?, SOC
COSMET SCI, APRIL
1993, STOKE ON TRENT, UK, PAPER 9, 10 PAGES DOCUMENT
TYPE- CONFERENCE
AUTHOR/INVENTOR ADDRESS- THE GENERA CONSULTANCY, 40
MIDDLEWAY,
TAUNTON, SOMERSET, TA1 3QJ, UK AVAILABILITY NOTE- SOCIETY
OF COSMETIC
SCIENTISTS OF GREAT BRITAIN SUBFILE- SC; MI
CONFERENCE
INFORMATION-
SOCIETY OF COSMETIC SCIENTISTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND BRITISH
SOCIETY OF
PERFUMERS LANGUAGE- ENGLISH
Aromatherapy is today, a mixture of ideas and products that generally
refer to the use
of essential oils for relaxation and stress. Aroma is
now becoming more
important to aromatherapy. Research shows that the
odiferous molecule
is more likely to be beneficial by inhalation than
massage. The
metabolic pathways are not clearly defined but the action
is noted.
The trend will therefore be more powerful on individual oils.
48.
Heaven scent - LSC 00-06
4723717
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Pendick, D.
ABBREVIATED
JOURNAL TITLE- New Scientist İNew Sci.¨
vol. 165, no.
2220,
pp. 24-28 20000108 DOCUMENT TYPE- Journal Article
BIBLIOGRAPHIC LEVEL- Analytical,
Serial ISSN- 0262-4079 PUBLISHER-
Reed Business
Information Ltd. LANGUAGE- English
Does the winter weather get you down? Everybody tends to get a bit
gloomy when the
days are short and the weather is cold and grey. But for
some people, the
winter blues have a more serious and debilitating edge.
As the nights draw
in, people with seasonal affective disorder, or SAD,
begin to feel
depressed and sluggish, their thoughts clouded and slow.
Their appetite for
sex plummets, replaced by a craving for sweets, bread
and other
carbohydrates. SAD people go to bed early, rise late, and even
begin to put on weight,
rather like bears getting ready to hibernate.
Not getting enough
daylight and sunshine seems to be a major factor
underlying
seasonal depression, but beyond that its cause is still a
mystery.
Postolache, a practising psychiatrist in Washington DC who
works with many
SAD patients, has some intriguing new evidence that
odours play a role
in seasonal depression. According to his studies,
people with SAD
have a more acute sense of smell than people who do not
suffer from
seasonal depression. This opens up the possibility that the
scent of the
seasons--as well as the length of day--plays a role in
seasonal mood
shifts, and raises hopes that adding stimulating odours to
light treatment
will give people with seasonal depression a higher, more
lasting lift--a
kind of aromatherapy for the winter blues.
49.
Aromatherapy: An A-Z - LSC
97-06 4050649
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Davis, P.
367 pp
1995 DOCUMENT TYPE- Book Monograph BIBLIOGRAPHIC LEVEL-
Monographic
ISBN- 1-56619-973-5 PUBLISHER- BARNES & NOBLE BOOKS
PUBLICATION
COUNTRY- NEW YORK, NY (USA) LANGUAGE- English
Aromatherapy: An A-Z is a complete guide to the art and science of using
essential plants
and oils in treatments. It lists, in alphabetical order
for easy
reference, not only all the plants and oils used in
aromatherapy, but
also their properties, history, and the symptoms they
relieve.
Furthermore, this reference book lists the illnesses of both
body and mind that
can be treated by aromatherapy. Aromatherapy is a
truly holistic
therapy, taking into account the state of mind, body, and
spirit of the
person seeking help, as well as his or her lifestyle and
relationships.
50.
Application of fragrances to treatments
for depression - LSC 96-01
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3821026
Komori,
T.; Fujiwara, R.; Tanida, M.; Nomura, J.
ABBREVIATED JOURNAL TITLE- JAP. J.
PSYCHOPHARMACOL. vol. 15, no. 1,
pp. 39-42 1995
DOCUMENT TYPE- Journal Article BIBLIOGRAPHIC LEVEL-
Analytical, Serial ISSN-
1340-2544 AUTHOR AFFILIATION- Dep.
Psychiatr., Mie Univ. Sch. Med.,
2-174, Edobashi, Tsu 514, Japan
LANGUAGE- Japanese
High pressure stress was found to induce immunosuppression accompanied
with the
enhancement of motor activity in mice. Citrus fragrance
restored
stress-induced immunosuppression and induced calm behavior in
mice. In the
forced swimming test using rats, citrus fragrance reduced
the total
immobility time and potentiated the imipramine-induced
reduction in total
immobility time. The application of citrus fragrance
to depressive
patients made it possible to markedly reduce the doses of
antidepressants
needed for the treatment of patients.
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