The Essential Oils Desk Reference
With over 500 pages in a beautiful hard cover binding, this authoritative work is a must for the serious student of aromatherapy. Much of the material contained in this book is derived from the research, lectures, and workshops of D. Gary Young, N.D., as well as the work of other practitioners and physicians who are at the forefront of understanding the clinical potential of essential oils to treat disease. There is a chapter on Veterinary Medicine which addresses the following subjects:

• Arthritis
• Birthing
• Bleeding
• Bones
• Calming
• Colds and flu
• Colic
• Fleas and Other Parasites
• Horses
• Inflammation
• Insect Repellent
• Ligaments/tendons
• Mineral deficiencies
• Mites
• Nervous anxiety
• Pain
• Saddle sores
• Shiny coats
• Sinus problems
• Skin Cancer
• Strangle (horses)
• Ticks
• Trauma
• Tumors or cancers
• Worms and parasites
• Wounds

BOOK: Veterinary Aromatherapy
In this simple, clear and precise book, written with Nelly Grosjean's inimitable passion for her subject, everyone can discover the benefits of veterinary aromatherapy as well as invaluable advice on nutrition.

VIDEO: Essential Tips for Happy, Healthy Pets
This excellent video shows ways to use essential oils with animals, including demonstrations of the Raindrop Technique on both a dog and a horse.

CASSETTE: Training Tape #5:
Animals & Essential Oils
On this tape, Gary Young talks about his practical experience in dealing with animals &

• Colic
• Twisted Gut
• Cold - running at the nose
• Viruses
• Strangles
• Staple in hoof
• Fever
• Pollution
• Headache
• Earache
• Leukemia
• Cancer
• Loss of blood
• Chipped Bone
• Arthritis

Each of these resources can be purchased at ABUNDANT HEALTH

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