Marshall: I was wondering that with all the various types of aromas available, has anyone tries to mix any of them with the CS generated from a mechanical vaporizer? Maybe some type of synergy is possible. Any aromatherapy users out there willing to give it a try? Roger
Roger ~ Certain essential oils are anti-bacterial and excellent to disperse when ill. I would think CS would work in this manner as well. EO's can be dispersed in various heat methods (i.e., warm light bulbs, various electric/candle operated units, vaporizers, or in a pan on the stove) and even simply applied on cotton balls, bedsheets, or directly to the skin. I would think it necessary to be ill to test this out. I am new to CS and wondering if there would be other benefits one could look for (we aren't sick at this time)? I would be willing to give it a try, but would need some "enlightenment" from you wonderful folks. I purchased my first two bottles of 500 ppm CS (noted as being pharmaceutical grade) 2 months ago for a friend of mine with brain cancer and little did I know, for use on myself since I brilliantly cut myself with a chainsaw 2 weeks ago. It's done a terrific job - no infection. =) I'd like to make my own CS, as at times I have 90+ rescue animals and treat them all holistically. I'm interested in doing my own independent studies, tho chemistry is not my forte. I cannot afford to treat them all with 500 ppm CS! Any recommended websites for a beginner to build their own CS generator? Thank you! Happy Howling, Julie & Critters Wolf Creek Ranch mailto:[email protected] http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/index.html Home of Whispering Winds Wholistic Animal Sanctuary "The person who says it cannot be done, should not interrupt the person doing it." "Don't dream a dream, live a dream and let reality sleep." ~ Enyo Johnson
