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Aroma-phytotherapy in 100 keywords

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1,8-cineolePlease refer to eucalyptol
binomial nomenclaturePlease refer to species
binomial nounPlease refer to binomial nomenclature
chromatographic profilePlease refer to analysis sheet
clinical studyPlease refer to scientific research
diterpenolPlease refer to alcohol
dosagePlease refer to posologie (French)
flower waterPlease refer to hydrosol
genus (botanical)Please refer to species
matricinePlease refer to chamazulene
meta-analysisPlease refer to scientific research
monoterpenolPlease refer to alcohol
perfumePlease refer to perfumery
sesquiterpenolPlease refer to alcohol
synergyPlease refer to blend
systematic review (SR)Please refer to scientific research
toxicityPlease refer to safety

aroma, the quarterly educational journal on essential oils and medicinal plants, publishes Aroma-phytotherapy in 100 keywords, a unique encyclopedia-style listing of essential terminoloy in the field of aroma-phytotherapy.


Aroma-phytotherapy in 100 keywords will be published in French and Dutch in a future digital and/or printed edition.

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116 keywords on file + 17 referrals the first 100 keywords are shown

1

1,8-cineole

Please refer to eucalyptol

A

absolute

By Emilie Guerrewww.aroma-conseils.com
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adulteration

By Prof. Dr. Louisa Aribi-Zouioueche - Université Badji Mokhtar Annabawww.linkedin.com/in/louisa-aribi-z...
© Louisa Aribi-Zouioueche
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alchemy (plant)

By Bénédicte GIE naturopathe - phytothérapeute libérale et formatrice aromatologie en PASA et QVT en entreprise à Nanteswww.medoucine.com
© Bénédicte Gie
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alcohol

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aldehyde

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allergy

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analysis sheet

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anti-inflammatory

By Geert Verhelst, fytotherapeut en orthomoleculair arts, auteur van ‘Groot Handboek Geneeskrachtige Planten’, coauteur ‘Groot Handboek Aromatherapie’, lesgever VZW De Levensschool
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antiseptic

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aromatherapy

By Gabriel Mojay - Principal of the Institute of Traditional Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy (London, 1992) - Groveland, California http://aromatherapy-studies.com/
The term ‘aromatherapy’, in the first instance, has two discrete connotations: The first definition is casual, prosaic, and confined principally to the positive effects of odor – and from this perspective can be subdivided into subjective commonplace observations of how fragrance enhances mood and subjective well-being, through to the scientific study of those effects, psychologically and neurologically, as reported, for example, by American biologist Dr. Rachel Herz and as described by Austrian researcher Dr. Gerard Buchauer in his seminal work. The intersection between aromatherapy as a simple ‘odor therapy’, and - to identify its second principal connotation - as a modern-day therapeutic discipline in its most systematic and ontologically rich manifestation, is liminal. In other words, there is a conceptual and affective meeting ground between aromatherapy as generalized term for the beneficial effects of fragrance, and as a branch of botanical medicine employing aromatic plants principally in their volatile and distilled aqueous forms. Whether ‘holistic’ and/or ‘clinical’ in context and exact practice, the relationship between ‘aromatherapy’ and as an actual therapy and pure essential oils is inseparable. Certainly aromatherapy is dependent on distilled and expressed plant volatiles for its proper administration. From this perspective, genuine essential oils are central to the definition as well as the domestic use, professional application and remedial dispensation of aromatherapy as an evidence-based therapeutic phenomenon and practice, with its historical roots in 19th century France and the United States — not to mention the literally defining role of René-Maurice Gattefossé, famed for coining the term ‘aromathérapie’ and for nourishing its oeuvre.
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aromatic

By Camille Comet - Pharmacien - Formatrice - Productricewww.latelieraroma.net/www.boemia-aroma.com/
© Camille Comet
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aromatic plant

By Julien Martre - Boèmia - Cueilleur, Producteur & Artisan distillateurwww.boemia-aroma.com/
© Julien Martre
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aromatogram

By Pascale Frennet
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B

benefits

By Leïla Widemann - Les Aromas Françaiswww.instagram.com/lesaromasfrancais
© Leïla Widemann
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beta-caryophyllene

By Dr Abdesselam Zhiri, Ph.D. - Directeur de Recherche & Développement - Inula Group
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binomial nomenclature

Please refer to species

binomial noun

Please refer to binomial nomenclature

biodiversity

By Nicole Bou Khalil - Pharm D - MPH - Certified Clinical Aromatherapist NCCA - MIFPA
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biosynthesis

By Pascale Frennet
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blend

By Ruth De Cramer - Personal Oil Designwww.personaloildesign.com
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botanical family

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C

camphor

By Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
© Geert De Vuyst
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cell

By Amandine Cancé - Formatrice en plantes sauvages comestiblessavoirsauvagetouraine.cominstagram.com/SavoirSauvageTouraine
© Amandine Cancé
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chamazulene

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chemotype

By Marie Mori - Docteur en pharmacie aromathérapeute - Dirigeante de l'organisme de formation Qualiopi Adhocpharmawww.maformationscientifique.comwww.maformationaromatherapie.fr
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chloroplast

By Amandine Cancé - Formatrice en plantes sauvages comestiblessavoirsauvagetouraine.cominstagram.com/SavoirSauvageTouraine
© Amandine Cancé
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chromatographic profile

Please refer to analysis sheet

chromatography

By Véronique Marché - Olfactothérapeute - Médecinhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/véroni...
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
© Véronique Marché
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clinical study

Please refer to scientific research

CO2 extract

By Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
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A CO2 extract is an extract of parts of a plant, obtained by Supercritical Fluid Extraction (EFS) with CO2 (carbon dioxide). "Supercritical" refers to the supercritical phase of CO2, a state at which CO2 combines the properties of the gas state with those of the liquid state. This phase occurs above the "supercritical point" which is a combination of temperature and pressure. In aromatherapy, CO2 extraction is used for both essential oils and vegetable carrier oils. Compared to an essential oil obtained by steam distillation, CO2 extraction makes it possible to extract volatile and non-volatile components from the parts of the plant. For example: gingerols in the CO2-to extract of Ginger (Zingiber officinale), rhizome; piperine in black pepper CO2-to (Piper nigrum), fruit (berry). A CO2-se extract (selected) contains mainly volatile components; a CO2-to (total) extract contains volatile and non-volatile components.
© Geert De Vuyst
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concrete

By Véronique Marché - Olfactothérapeute - Médecinhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/véroni...
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
© Véronique Marché
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contraindication

By Sabrina Lenoble, pharmacienwww.instagram.com/sl_aromatherapie
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coumarin

By Cueilleur en herbe - Cueilleur- Producteur de produits à base de plante - phytothérapeutecueilleur-en-herbe.frwww.instagram.com/cueilleur_en_her...
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D

diffusion

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dilution

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distillation

By Olivier Beltoise - Aromatologue / Formateurwww.linkedin.com/in/olivier-beltoi...
© Olivier Beltoise
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distiller (French: alambic)

By Samuel Moussalli - Producteur d'huiles essentielles biologiques à Floraluna, la distillerie des Altitudes, Pyrénées-Orientaleswww.floraluna.fr
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diterpenol

Please refer to alcohol

dosage

Please refer to posologie (French)

Drug Extract Ratio (DER)

By Sigurd Staelens - Soria Belsoriabel.be
© Sigurd Staelens
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E

education

By Olivier Beltoise - Aromatologue / Formateurwww.linkedin.com/in/olivier-beltoi...
© Olivier Beltoise
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enantiomer

By Prof. Dr. Louisa Aribi-Zouioueche - Université Badji Mokhtar Annabawww.linkedin.com/in/louisa-aribi-z...
© Louisa Aribi-Zouioueche
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essence (French)

By Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
The French word essence has a double meaning. Essence denotes the volatile components of a plant, which, in addition to bitter substances, flavonoids and alkaloids, make up the biochemical composition of a plant. The English word is essential oil. Essence also refers to the cold-pressed extract of a plant part, such as the essence of the peel of a Citrus fruit. In that context, the French abbreviation Ess. is commonly used. According to the ISO standard ISO 9235:2021, such an extract is referred to as a cold-pressed essential oil. The name "cold-pressed extract" is common in English. Some authors and manufacturers refer to cold-pressed extracts as essential oils: in that case the extraction method should be stated separately.
© Geert De Vuyst
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essential oil

By Camille Comet - Pharmacien - Formatrice - Productricewww.latelieraroma.net/www.boemia-aroma.com/
© Camille Comet
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ester

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ether

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ethics

By Christine Gratton, Vivace Holistiquewww.vivaceholistique.ca
© Christine Gratton
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eucalyptol

By Sabrina Lenoble, pharmacienwww.instagram.com/sl_aromatherapie
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F

flavonoid

By Cueilleur en herbe - Cueilleur- Producteur de produits à base de plante - phytothérapeutecueilleur-en-herbe.frwww.instagram.com/cueilleur_en_her...
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flower water

Please refer to hydrosol

fragrance

By Ruth De Cramer - Personal Oil Designwww.personaloildesign.com
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G

GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid)

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genus (botanical)

Please refer to species

H

herbal infusion (herbal tea)

By Dominik Ventura Dos Santos - Créateur de L'Herboriste Celtibère, contenu éducatif sur la botanique et l'herboristeriewww.facebook.com/Lherboristeceltib...www.instagram.com/lherboristecelti...
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herbalist

By Hélène Verhoyen - Hel Essentielle - Aromatologue et conseillère en herboristerie - Ramillieshelessentielle.bewww.facebook.com/helessentielle
Contribution received

holistic (approach)

By Nicole Bou Khalil - Pharm D - MPH - Certified Clinical Aromatherapist NCCA - MIFPA
Contribution received

hydrophilic

By Alice Agard - Les Alliacées - Conseillère en aromathérapielesalliaceesaroma.frinstagram.com/lesalliacees.aroma
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hydrosol

By Pierre-Jean Michel - Boèmia - Producteur d'huiles essentielles & hydrolatswww.boemia-aroma.com/
© Pierre-Jean Michel
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I

indication (medical condition)

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inhalation

By Roseline Sung - Préparatrice en pharmacie - Formation et conseils en aromathérapie
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
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inhaler

By Pierre Emmanuel Thurethttps://innobiz.fr/

integrative health

By Dr Laure Martinat, auteur et expert en phyto-aromathérapie, micronutrition et acupuncturewww.linkedin.com/in/laure-martinat...
© Laure Martinat
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integrative medicine

By Dr Laure Martinat, auteur et expert en phyto-aromathérapie, micronutrition et acupuncturewww.linkedin.com/in/laure-martinat...
© Laure Martinat
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italidione

By Nathalie Faggianelli - docteur en biologie, thérapeute en micronutrition, phyto-aromathérapie et naturopathie - formatrice notamment au sein des instituts I2F et DFM
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
Contribution received

K

ketone

By Philippe Lavigne - Aromatologuewww.aude-maillard.fr/conseils/arom...
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L

lactone

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linalool

By Roseline Sung - Préparatrice en pharmacie - Formation et conseils en aromathérapie
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
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linalyl acetate

By Roseline Sung - Préparatrice en pharmacie - Formation et conseils en aromathérapie
Translated by Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapiegeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
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lipophilic

By Alice Agard - Les Alliacées - Conseillère en aromathérapielesalliaceesaroma.frinstagram.com/lesalliacees.aroma
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lyophilization

By Sigurd Staelens - Soria Belsoriabel.be
© Sigurd Staelens
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M

maceration

By Angeline Auclair - Praticienne en herboristerieangelineetsesplantes.frwww.instagram.com/angelineetsespla...
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matricine

Please refer to chamazulene

meta-analysis

Please refer to scientific research

methyl-chavicol-ether

By Nathalie Faggianelli - docteur en biologie, thérapeute en micronutrition, phyto-aromathérapie et naturopathie - formatrice notamment au sein des instituts I2F et DFM
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mitochondrion

By Amandine Cancé - Formatrice en plantes sauvages comestiblessavoirsauvagetouraine.cominstagram.com/SavoirSauvageTouraine
Eukaryotic cells, characterized by a nucleus, have organelles such as mitochondria. Present in multicellular organisms such as animals, plants and fungi, these cells are the sites of numerous metabolic activities. The study of plant mitochondria started around 1950, devoting the first 35 years to establishing their fundamental properties and their crucial role in cellular energy production. Often called "powerhouses", mitochondria play an essential role in powering various cellular processes such as molecular synthesis and cell division. Cellular respiration, a complex process taking place in the mitochondria, converts glucose into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the main source of energy. About 30 molecules of ATP can be produced for each molecule of glucose oxidized. Plant mitochondria have their own DNA which gives them metabolic flexibility, involving them in various cellular processes such as photosynthesis, stress resistance and thermal regulation. Plants can adjust their rate of respiration. Adjusting cellular respiration in response to environmental changes contributes to the ability of plants to adapt to their environment. Advances in molecular biology since 1985 have shed light on their essential role in plant physiology.
© Amandine Cancé
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molecule

By Sonia Blondeau CPA-CA, Auteure, Conférencière, Aromathérapeute, Créatrice de l’approche Les molécules amusanteswww.youtube.com/@lesmoleculesamusa...
© Sonia Blondeau
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monoterpene

By Murielle Bebrone – Community Aromawww.aromacoeur.bewww.facebook.com/groups/aromasur
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monoterpenol

Please refer to alcohol

N

natural isolate

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neurotransmitter

By Nicole Bou Khalil - Pharm D - MPH - Certified Clinical Aromatherapist NCCA - MIFPA
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NMDA receptor

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nociception

By Philippe Gyselinck - EODIS SRL, matières premières aromatiques sélectionnées pour professionnels de la santéhttp://eodis.eu/
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note (olfactory)

By Hélène Verhoyen - Hel Essentielle - Aromatologue et conseillère en herboristerie - Ramillieshelessentielle.bewww.facebook.com/helessentielle
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O

olfaction, sense of smell

By Camille Comet - Pharmacien - Formatrice - Productricewww.latelieraroma.net/www.boemia-aroma.com/
© Camille Comet
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olfactory family

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olfactory signature

olfactotherapy

organicism

By Bénédicte GIE naturopathe - phytothérapeute libérale et formatrice aromatologie en PASA et QVT en entreprise à Nanteswww.medoucine.com
© Bénédicte Gie
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oxide

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P

perfume

Please refer to perfumery

perfumery

By Sharon Falsetto Chapman - Sedona Aromaticshttps://sedonaaromatics.com/https://www.instagram.com/sedonaar...
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pharmacopoeia

By Guillaume Kreutter
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phenol

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photosensitization

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phytotherapy

By Dr Samyn Wim - huisarts - leefstijlgeneeskunde - Kortrijkwww.medikoplus.be
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posologie (French)

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precaution

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property

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Q

quality (criteria)

By Pascale Frennet
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Contributors

44 contributors > Algeria (1) – Belgium (9) – Canada (2) – France (26) – Lebanon (1) – Portugal (1) – Switzerland (1) – United States of America (3)
Dr. Kelly Ablard – United States of Americawww.airmidinstitute.orgwww.instagram.com/airmid_institute
Alice Agard - Les Alliacées - Conseillère en aromathérapie – Francelesalliaceesaroma.frinstagram.com/lesalliacees.aroma
Prof. Dr. Louisa Aribi-Zouioueche - Université Badji Mokhtar Annaba – Algeriawww.linkedin.com/in/louisa-aribi-z...
Angeline Auclair - Praticienne en herboristerie – Franceangelineetsesplantes.frwww.instagram.com/angelineetsespla...
Isabelle - Pharmacienne, productrice de plantes aromatiques et distillatrice pour les Producteurs en Herbes – France
Murielle Bebrone – Community Aroma – Belgiumwww.aromacoeur.bewww.facebook.com/groups/aromasur
Olivier Beltoise - Aromatologue / Formateur – Francewww.linkedin.com/in/olivier-beltoi...
Karine Bion - Kapimahé – Francehttps://kapimahe.com/https://www.instagram.com/kapimahe/
Sonia Blondeau CPA-CA, Auteure, Conférencière, Aromathérapeute, Créatrice de l’approche Les molécules amusantes – Canadawww.youtube.com/@lesmoleculesamusa...
Cueilleur en herbe - Cueilleur- Producteur de produits à base de plante - phytothérapeute – Francecueilleur-en-herbe.frwww.instagram.com/cueilleur_en_her...
Nicole Bou Khalil - Pharm D - MPH - Certified Clinical Aromatherapist NCCA - MIFPA – Lebanon
Sophie Cahuzac - Perm'Hart - Productrice de plantes aromatiques et médicinales dans le piémont pyrénéen – Francewww.instagram.com/permhart_pyrenees
Amandine Cancé - Formatrice en plantes sauvages comestibles – Francesavoirsauvagetouraine.cominstagram.com/SavoirSauvageTouraine
Jean-Philippe Clauzel – France
Camille Comet - Pharmacien - Formatrice - Productrice – Francewww.latelieraroma.net/www.boemia-aroma.com/
Ruth De Cramer - Personal Oil Design – Portugalwww.personaloildesign.com
Geert De Vuyst - Formation en Aromathérapie - Opleidingen aromatherapie – Belgiumgeertdevuyst.frgeertdevuyst.be
Nathalie Faggianelli - docteur en biologie, thérapeute en micronutrition, phyto-aromathérapie et naturopathie - formatrice notamment au sein des instituts I2F et DFM – France
Sharon Falsetto Chapman - Sedona Aromatics – United States of Americahttps://sedonaaromatics.com/https://www.instagram.com/sedonaar...
Pascale Frennet – France
Bénédicte GIE naturopathe - phytothérapeute libérale et formatrice aromatologie en PASA et QVT en entreprise à Nantes – Francewww.medoucine.com
Christine Gratton, Vivace Holistique – Canadawww.vivaceholistique.ca
Emilie Guerre – Francewww.aroma-conseils.com
Philippe Gyselinck - EODIS SRL, matières premières aromatiques sélectionnées pour professionnels de la santé – Belgiumhttp://eodis.eu/
Guillaume Kreutter – France
Philippe Lavigne - Aromatologue – Francewww.aude-maillard.fr/conseils/arom...
Sabrina Lenoble, pharmacien – Francewww.instagram.com/sl_aromatherapie
Véronique Marché - Olfactothérapeute - Médecin – Francehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/véroni...
Dr Laure Martinat, auteur et expert en phyto-aromathérapie, micronutrition et acupuncture – Francewww.linkedin.com/in/laure-martinat...
Julien Martre - Boèmia - Cueilleur, Producteur & Artisan distillateur – Francewww.boemia-aroma.com/
Pierre-Jean Michel - Boèmia - Producteur d'huiles essentielles & hydrolats – Francewww.boemia-aroma.com/
Carole Minker - Docteur en pharmacie - phyto-aromathérapeute - autrice - formatrice – Belgiumwww.medecines-naturelles.orgwww.instagram.com/carole_minker
Gabriel Mojay - Principal of the Institute of Traditional Herbal Medicine and Aromatherapy (London, 1992) - Groveland, California – United States of Americahttp://aromatherapy-studies.com/
Marie Mori - Docteur en pharmacie aromathérapeute - Dirigeante de l'organisme de formation Qualiopi Adhocpharma – Francewww.maformationscientifique.comwww.maformationaromatherapie.fr
Samuel Moussalli - Producteur d'huiles essentielles biologiques à Floraluna, la distillerie des Altitudes, Pyrénées-Orientales – Francewww.floraluna.fr
Dr Samyn Wim - huisarts - leefstijlgeneeskunde - Kortrijk – Belgiumwww.medikoplus.be
Sigurd Staelens - Soria Bel – Belgiumsoriabel.be
Roseline Sung - Préparatrice en pharmacie - Formation et conseils en aromathérapie – France
Pierre Emmanuel Thuret – Francehttps://innobiz.fr/
Dominik Ventura Dos Santos - Créateur de L'Herboriste Celtibère, contenu éducatif sur la botanique et l'herboristerie – Switzerlandwww.facebook.com/Lherboristeceltib...www.instagram.com/lherboristecelti...
Geert Verhelst, fytotherapeut en orthomoleculair arts, auteur van ‘Groot Handboek Geneeskrachtige Planten’, coauteur ‘Groot Handboek Aromatherapie’, lesgever VZW De Levensschool – Belgium
Hélène Verhoyen - Hel Essentielle - Aromatologue et conseillère en herboristerie - Ramillies – Belgiumhelessentielle.bewww.facebook.com/helessentielle
Leïla Widemann - Les Aromas Français – Francewww.instagram.com/lesaromasfrancais
Dr Abdesselam Zhiri, Ph.D. - Directeur de Recherche & Développement - Inula Group – Belgium

Call for contributions

Submit your favorite keyword(s),
or choose from the unassigned keywords listed in the directory.

Your contribution is made up of 3 parts:

  1. a keyword (no #hashtag),
  2. a concise explanation,
  3. your name or how you wish to be cited.

Email hello@aroma-revue.fr with:

  1. Your keyword (maximum 5 keywords) in English: a word (chemotype, distillation, bisabolol, etc.) or a lexical compound (CO2 extract, gas chromatography, etc.);
  2. A concise explanation of your keyword, maximum 200 words per keyword; if you need more space, motivate your request; add #hashtags if you wish;
  3. We will display your name as the author of your contribution. If you wish, specify how you want to be cited: first name, last name, activity or company name, up to 2 websites.

Good to know

The editorial desk selects the contributions, manages duplicates, and conducts a final edit. Your contribution will be translated for publication in the French and Dutch language editions.

Excluded keywords:

  • plant names
  • the names of essential oils, essences and other plant extracts

Your are the author and remain the copyright holder of your contribution. An Exchange of Services Agreement allows us to publish your contribution: your editorial contribution in exchange to the visibility to aroma’s audience. Email hello@aroma-revue.fr for more information.