Chinese Medicine Guidebook Essential Oils to Balance the Wood Element & Organ Meridians - 5 Element

In classic Oriental, or Traditional Chinese Medicine, all disease is seen as disordered elements. Restoring balance to the five (5) elements and the harmonious flow of Chi is at the heart of Chinese medicine. Find out essential oils to use and how to use them to balance the 5 elements and to restore the flow of chi through the organ meridians. What you will learn: The key powers of the Wood element Properties of the Wood element Associated Body parts Associated Chakras Actions associated with the Wood element Signs of balance and imbalance Keywords associated with the Wood element Related physical and emotional symptoms of blockage Essential oils to balance the Wood element with complete profile and any safety cautions How to use essential oils - Best methods of application How to select oils for therapeutic results Adaptogenic 'super' oils Endorsements"Highly recommend to all who are interested in holistic curing and the way aromatherapy can be applied as an effective Mind Body technique."-John L.
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