Where logic and science end, obscurity begins.
But it does not mean that things in obscurity do not existence worth explaining.
In fact the process of development evolves bringing out more and more objects out of the realm of darkness.

Aroma with its myriad uses for beautification and medicinal therapies has been known to humans for thousands of years.

Look, it has been preserved by the human race to find its scientific explanation in the present century.

Caves of Lascaux in Dordogne dating back to 18000 BC indicate the medicinal use of plants.

The oldest use of aromatic oils is known to be as old as 6000 years back when Imhotep, an Egytian Physician, recommended fragrant oils for bathing and massaging.
Around 4500 BC, Egyptians used balsams, perfumed oils, scented barks and resins, spices and aromatic vinegars as shown by the translation of hieroglyphics found in the temple of Edfu.

References are found in the “The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine” written by Emperor Huang Di almost 3000 years ago
Aroma essential oils have been used in the Indian Science of Ayurveda also dating back to 3000 years ago.

Hypocrates described the effects of 300 plants and Diodes wrote a Treatise on Herbal Medicine.

Dioscorides, a Roman, wrote “De Materia Medica” in 50 AD in which he gave detailed account of healing properties of these oils and herbs. This was translated in Persian, Hebrew, Arabic, Anglo-Saxon and other languages.

Around 900 AD, Avicenna, an Arab, wrote about properties of plants and made a significant contribution in the distillation process which made them famous for perfumes and medicines.

During the Great Plague in London, bundles of Lavender, Cedar Wood and Cypress were burnt in the streets to control plague.

There are many more references in the subsequent centuries of aroma oils being used for medicinal purposes.

However, the term Aromatherapy was coined by a French Chemist named Rene Maurice Gatte Fosse when he published his book “Aromatherapie” in 1928. He also gave holistic approach of uses of Aroma Oils after considerable research.

Despite the therapeutic use and known benefits of the Aroma Oils, its scientific explanation could not be provided.

But the recent discoveries by the Nobel Laureates of 2004 for Physiology and Medicine Dr. Linda Buck and Dr. Richard Exel have mapped neuronal activity of olfactory center of the brain and have proved that each odour produces a unique spatial pattern. They have identified 350 functional receptor genes in the humans. Dr. Axel says, “We were quite surprised that up to 5% of the Genome was taken up by odour receptors”.

Whenever you inhale the aroma of vanilla, only a particular area of the brain light up and if you inhale aroma of chocolate or rose some other areas light up. Sometimes these are overlapping also. But each area is unique.

Simply speaking, the process of smelling aroma begins with odorant receptors that are located on the surface of nerve cells inside the nose. The receptor on smelling detects an odour molecule triggering nerve signals to olfactory bulb and from the bulb these will travel to brain’s olfactory cortex. Information from the olfactory cortex is then sent to many regions of the brain, ultimately leading to the perceptions of the odour and their emotional and physiological effects. Nobel Assembly while recognizing the discovery mentioned that it is going to have countless applications in both medicine and society. It may even solve the problem of dreadful tasting medicine endured by cancer patients. It may help, for example, in determining what triggers overeating as scent and taste are intertwined.

Another important feature of the Research which made our interest into the field of Aroma was that despite complex pattern for each odour, the areas of the brain that light up on smelling say a chocolate, in different human beings are remarkably similar. “This finding gives a hint that there is a some logic to the way that information is being mapped into the cortex.”, Says Dr. Linda Buck. This is why the odour of a particular type generally elicits similar responses in different individuals.

This has opened up the field of standardization of the aroma oils, their stability, the measured dosages with certainty of time and quantity for us. Though for the time being we are going ahead with the available literature on the subject to make base for ourselves and gain experience, but our field of research into this has already begun.

With these words, I hereby introduce our product which is being marketed with utmost care for standardization and purity.

Here comes the DIVINE AROMA OIL for the good with an ultimate goal for the good of society.

As already informed, Essential oils which carry the aroma molecules act through entering into brain and blood very fast when inhaled or massaged on the body. The reasons for this miraculous effect are found in the fact that the essential oils are extracted by capturing living element of the plant/herb/flower/nut kernels/ seeds/ bark/ stalks/gums/resins etc. Hence to extract even a small quantity of pure essential oils, we use tons of materials. These being pure having small and stabilized molecular structures penetrate the body system faster with predictable effects. Latest research has further shown that when the essential oil is even applied externally, it is detected in the urine in thirty minutes. On the other hand, medicines and herbs taken orally take as long as three hours and their effectiveness also sometimes depend on the digestive system of individuals.

How essential oils work on the body system:

Properties of the essential oils are

• anti viral, anti bacterial, haemostatic or hormonal

• bio-electric effect wherein positive molecules stimulate with their tonic properties, negative molecules are calming, anti-inflammatory as well as sedative
  

With these properties at hand, aroma oils are vaporized so as enter the system through inhalation or are diluted in the carrier oils to massage on the body when these enter the blood through pores of the skin. Once in the system they provide effective remedy for many problems of day-to-day.