Aromatherapy Science A Guide For Healthcare Professionals

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Aromatherapy Science: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals by Maria Lis-Balchin distills 462 pages of peer-reviewed plant chemistry and clinical applications into a single hardcover reference trusted by students and clinicians alike. Pharmaceutical Press released this 2006 textbook to bridge the gap between complementary therapy and evidence-based healthcare.

Inside, readers find dosage guidelines, safety data, and case studies that translate volatile-oil research into everyday practice for nurses, pharmacists, and wellness consultants. Lis-Balchin’s straightforward style keeps the science accessible while meeting the standards expected in professional health and alternative medicine courses.

This ex-smoke-free copy arrives in very good condition with crisp, unmarked pages and a sturdy binding, ready for desk or backpack. No previous owner names, library marks, or lingering odors—just a clean, reliable resource for anyone studying or working in integrative therapies.

Collectors and practitioners searching for a hardcover edition of Aromatherapy Science will appreciate the tight spine and bright interior, making it an affordable upgrade to well-loved classroom paperbacks.