lists who is on that board and their creditials. There is also the
discussion from Dr. Pappas who described how cptg is derived.
The Modern Essentials Guide is also a good source and has ever
referenced listed. Also if PubMed.gov which your prospect can search
out essential oils. BUT I must add the proof is in the stories but I
understand some people want "proof". My question to them is "do you
research pharmaceudical drugs, side effects, and company claims?"
Most don't because they blindly trust those claims and then hand them
money.
On Feb 23, 4:28 pm, Gmacc <colbyclaw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A family member wants scientific proof about everything to do with
> essential oils. Can anyone suggest reading material, webinars, or
> anything that will help him understand how these oils work. I found a
> book on the internet called The Chemistry of Essential Oils Made
> Simple by David Stewart. Is anyone familiar with this book and or
> author? Any suggestions would be helpful as I watch his five kids sick
> all the time and constantly on antibiotics for something.
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