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NJCher

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35. Lost my post but

Wed Jan 3, 2024, 12:41 AM

Jan 2024

Sorry to react so harshly, but the lying scammers marketing aromatherapy and related scent products, and those that push their sponsored pseudoscience literally ruined my life.

I had done some reading on your links and also re the lying scammers marketing aromatherapy and found that this research actually may be for the purpose of eliminating more additives to the scents. It may have been the additives that caused your issue with it. I found that P & G has a page with all the substances they do not put in their products.

Wish I hadn't lost the post and maybe two days from now I will have time to do it over. Too many meetings to do it tomorrow.

I also wrote an experience I had with a smoker next door. I am very sympathetic to your plight with the elderly woman who caused you so much difficulty with her scents. My situation ended differently, but it certainly made me appreciate what you went through.

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Scent Diffusers Improve Memory in Seniors [View all] NJCher Jan 2024 OP

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She loves broccoli JoseBalow Jan 2024 #9

Wet, definitely..... getagrip_already Jan 2024 #27

lol pnwmom Jan 2024 #31

Those with cats might want to reconsider using an essential oil diffuser wackadoo wabbit Jan 2024 #10

Thank you! I gave away a number of diffusers and oils that, fortunately, I had niyad Jan 2024 #14

That's weird I got a faramone diffuser for my cat when I mucifer Jan 2024 #19

there are all kinds of pheronome diffusers for cats! NJCher Jan 2024 #34

Dementia, here I come. Dem2theMax Jan 2024 #11

On the other hand... jmbar2 Jan 2024 #13

How do you know the article posted is based on pseudoscience? Elessar Zappa Jan 2024 #24

For one, the research was funded by Proctor and Gamble, who market aromatherapy jmbar2 Jan 2024 #25

I found my post, or at least part of it! NJCher Jan 2024 #36

oh and regarding this link NJCher Jan 2024 #37

Lost my post but NJCher Jan 2024 #35

Thanks for your response and patience with my rant jmbar2 Jan 2024 #38

Some people with health conditions PlutosHeart Jan 2024 #15

Once again, Old Crank Jan 2024 #17

I also like scents, but since I don't use diffusers I don't know exactly what's involved... Hekate Jan 2024 #18

I love this, but there are alternative ways to do this. Silver Gaia Jan 2024 #20

I tried the rosemary with my classes NJCher Jan 2024 #21

I was trying this with scented wax viva la Jan 2024 #22

I will try this tonight bucolic_frolic Jan 2024 #26

When we make cannabis suaves, we add essential oils getagrip_already Jan 2024 #28

Going to give this a shot Picaro Jan 2024 #29

Just make sure the oils chosen are pet friendly where applicable. nt Gore1FL Jan 2024 #32

Sounds very interesting but I do wonder about respiratory issues from breathing this every day. 58Sunliner Jan 2024 #33

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