There is plenty of scientific evidence for many of those things. Aromatherapy for example is the use of essential oils extracted from plants. They are 50-100 times more potent than the plant and contain biologically active compounds. They affect the body in the same way medicines do. Wintergreen and birch for example, both contain high levels of methyl salicylate which is the active ingredient of aspirin.
@PatientlyWaiting25 I looked over this and also found some articles about FDA regulations and law suits. As an aromatherapist, do you have to for insurance protection like actual doctors do? Edit: I see you’re in Great Britain. I assume they have rules and regulations too.
