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Our Sense of Smell: A Powerful Way to Nurture Your Nervous System
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Are you suffering from chronic stress, sensory overload and lack of relaxation?
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Smell is the most underutilized sense we have, yet one of the most powerful. It is our most primal sense. Our range of aromatherapy products will take your on a scenery journey and help alleviate everyday stresses.
Why Choose Us
Founder Shan is a registered natural scientist and having worked in botany for 30 years , she has developed a passion for natural healing sourcing all natural plant products. She has used conservation ethical means to gather all her products. Her aim is so help people restore balance to their nervous system and life.
She can also custom make products for your depending on your needs.
Our products help:
Chronic Stress: When we experience stress, our bodies release hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, preparing us to face the perceived threat. However, in today’s society, many of the stressors we encounter are not physical threats but rather psychological or emotional ones. This means that our stress response can be triggered repeatedly throughout the day, leading to chronically elevated cortisol levels. Over time, this can disrupt the balance of our nervous system, leading to symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia, and irritability.
Sensory Overload: In today’s world we are constantly bombarded with sensory stimuli in our environment. From the glare of screens to the noise of traffic, our nervous systems are constantly processing information, often without a chance to rest and recover. This can lead to sensory overload, where our nervous system becomes overwhelmed by the sheer volume of stimuli it has to process. Symptoms of sensory overload can include fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and heightened emotional reactivity.
Lack of downtime and relaxation: The lack of downtime and relaxation in our busy lives means that our parasympathetic nervous system, responsible for promoting rest and relaxation, often gets neglected. Instead, our sympathetic nervous system, responsible for the “fight or flight” response, remains in a state of constant activation. This can lead to an imbalance between the two branches of the autonomic nervous system, making it difficult for us to switch off and unwind.