Dear June, I deeply regret that, presently, I do not know the name of the oil(s) used for the inhalations. I'm looking for that info now. My mother is long deceased. I will ask my older sister if she remembers. I recall that the color was greenish/brownish. I had that aromatherapy enough times between birth and six years of age that I am sure I would recognize the aroma if I smelled it. I remember seeing the oil spread across the top of the water. I would be willing to bet that the oil in question is still sold in Venezuela. Do you know any Venezuelan's email address? Personally, I would have more confidence in purchasing overseas, or from an overseas manufacturer, based on the little bit that I have read about essential oils. Have you checked with an overseas pharmaceutical company on the Internet? -- Spiroflex
================= ----- Original Message ----- From: June Narber Harrison To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 9:41 AM Subject: Re: CS performance -- Gary Christensen Hello. What essential oils did you use for this inhalation? Thanks, jnh ============== Spiroflex originally wrote in part: To Gary Christensen, My mother always told me that as a child, 65 years ago, my life was saved when I had "double pneumonia" by inhaling pungent hot vapors. I vividly remember the experience. As soon as I inhaled those pungent fumes my breathing seemed to come easier. Repeated inhalations cured me, my mother said. -- CL
