CO2 Extracts in Aromatherapy - 50+ Extracts for Clinical Applications

Written by Madeleine Kerkhof
Published in English in 2018 by Kicozo – Knowledge Institute for Complementary Nursing Care, Wernhoutseweg 142, 4884MD Wernhout, The Netherlands
www.kicozo.nl

Apart from Siberian fir, ginger and frankincense I have not had the opportunity to work with many CO₂ extracts. The CO₂ extracts that I have ever smelt have such a delightful aroma reflecting the true essence of the plant used. However, we cannot assume that the CO₂ extracts can be used in exactly the same way we would use the essential oils.

At the 2018 NAHA conference in the USA, I was excited and most delighted to meet Madeleine Kerkhof, author of the very comprehensive book, CO₂ extracts for aromatherapy. As CO₂ extracts become readily available to aromatherapists, this important book profiling over 50 CO₂ extracts is very timely and important. Madeleine’s experience as a complementary health care nurse educator is reflected in the very practical clinical information and case studies presented. She provides us with very clear guidelines on clinical applications, uses, methods of administration, recipes and contraindications of these incredible CO₂ extracts. I love the way she has also incorporated the work of other health professionals into her book through their own case studies and experiences.

Madeleine’s book has inspired me to use more CO₂ extracts in my own work. Thank you, Madeleine for providing us with this most comprehensive book.

I am looking forward to catching up with Madeleine who will speaking at The Aromatica Conference, 1 – 5 November at The Gold Coast, Australia.

More information about Aromatica can be found at https://www.aromaticaaustralia.com/