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		<title>Aromatherapy Spotlight &#8211; Cedarwood essential oil</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kim Bowen]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>"Japanese researchers have studied 'forest bathing' — a poetic name for walking in the woods. They suspect aerosols from the forests, inhaled during a walk, are behind elevated levels of Natural Killer or NK cells in the immune system, which fight tumors and infections. A subsequent study, in which essential oils from cedars were emitted in a hotel room where&#160;<a href="https://www.crowwing.com/aromatherapy-spotlight-cedarwood-essential-oil/" class="read-more">Continue Reading</a></p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>"Japanese researchers have studied 'forest bathing' — a poetic name for walking in the woods. They suspect aerosols from the forests, inhaled during a walk, are behind elevated levels of Natural Killer or NK cells in the immune system, which fight tumors and infections. A subsequent study, in which essential oils from cedars were emitted in a hotel room where people slept, also caused a significant spike in NK cells." [From an article published at the <a class="global-header__description-link" href="http://environment.yale.edu/">Yale School of the Environment</a> <span class="article__date">January 9, 2020]</span></p>
<p>I have used cedarwood essential oil at Crow Wing Crest Lodge for years.&nbsp; I am no longer in charge of coordinating the bedding on our 83 beds (Emily is!) but in the fall when storing linens for winter, I used to add a few drops of cedarwood on an unscented dryer sheet and place within the plastic bag of each bed's linens.&nbsp; (Although we've always used non-toxic detergents, we now use totally unscented laundry solutions: typically Ecos, Ecover, or 7th Generation laundry soaps.)</p>
<p>Cedarwood is often included in Aromatherapy 101 classes at CWC.&nbsp; Much research suggests it is helpful for insect control (Did your grandmother have a cedar chest to keep her quilts moth-free?&nbsp; Mine did.&nbsp; And my father had rounded oblong cedar blocks inserted into his spiffy shoes, in order to keep their shape while in storage in the back of his closet.&nbsp; The blocks were a natural deodorizer, and also kept pests from nesting inside.)</p>
<p>Once you start researching this simple oil, you'll find many wonderful everyday uses!&nbsp; Perhaps start with this article from <a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/cedarwood-essential-oil#benefits">Heathline.com</a> correlating studies of cedarwood to help hair loss, acne, arthritis, and insomnia.&nbsp;</p>
<p>I will often share in class the knowledge that there is data showing cedarwood to be helpful for treating Urinary Tract Infections.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.everydayhealth.com/urinary-tract-infection/can-essential-oils-help-to-safely-get-rid-of-utis/">Read more here</a> on some common sense avenues to apply (basically mixing 10 drops per tablespoon of carrier oil {e.g. olive oil} and massaging onto lower abdomen.)</p>
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<p>Whether diffusing cedarwood into the air of your office or bedroom, or applying to your skin via a self-made massage oil, cedarwood is a great beginner essential oil.&nbsp; It's inexpensive and easy to obtain.&nbsp; I will typically always have 1/2 ounce bottles for sale in the lodge at Crow Wing Crest ($9.99.)&nbsp;&nbsp; If you don't come across it in your normal course of events, make a mental note to pick some up next time you visit the resort.&nbsp;&nbsp; Happy healing!&nbsp;</p>
<p>- Kim, Owner - Crow Wing Crest Lodge</p>
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