Essential Oil Safety: A Guide for Health Care ProfessionalsElsevier Health Sciences, 02.12.2013 - 800 Seiten The second edition of this book is virtually a new book. It is the only comprehensive text on the safety of essential oils and the first review of essential oil/drug interactions and provides detailed essential oil constituent data not found in any other text. Much of the existing text has been re-written, and 80% of the text is completely new. There are 400 comprehensive essential oil profiles and almost 4000 references. There are new chapters on the respiratory system, the cardivascular system, the urinary system, the digestive system and the nervous system. For each essential oil there is a full breakdown of constituents, and a clear categorization of hazards and risks, with recommended maximum doses and concentrations. There are also 206 Constituent Profiles. There is considerable discussion of carcinogens, the human relevance of some of the animal data, the validity of treating an essential oil as if it was a single chemical, and the arbitary nature of uncertainty factors. There is a critque of current regulations. - The only comprehensive text on the safety of essential oils - The first review of essential oil/drug interactions - Detailed essential oil constituent data not found in any other text - Essential oil safety guidelines - 400 essential oil profiles - Five new chapters - 305 new essential oil profiles, including Cedarwood, Clary sage, Lavender, Rose, Sandalwood, Tea tree - 79 new constituent profiles - Five new chapters: the respiratory system, the cardiovascular system, the urinary system, the digestive system, the nervous system - Significantly expanded text |
Inhalt
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The skin | 69 |
The respiratory system | 99 |
The cardiovascular system | 111 |
The urinary system | 119 |
Essential oil profiles | 187 |
Constituent profiles | 483 |
General safety guidelines | 649 |
Clinical Safety AZ | 655 |
Examples of drug substrates for CYP enzymes | 661 |
Conversion tables for essential oils | 665 |
Glossary | 667 |
Abbreviations | 671 |
The digestive system | 123 |
The nervous system | 131 |
The reproductive system | 147 |
Cancer and the immune system | 165 |
Resources | 675 |
References | 677 |
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Essential Oil Safety: A Guide for Health Care Professionals Robert Tisserand,Rodney Young Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2013 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
25 volunteers a-Pinene acetate acid acute dermal LD50 acute oral LD50 Adverse skin reactions allergen allergic anticarcinogenic antioxidant B-Myrcene Botanical name Botanical synonym camphor Carcinogenic/anticarcinogenic potential carcinogens carvacrol carvone CAS number cells Chapter 14 cinnamaldehyde citral concentrations Constituent profiles contains no known Contraindications coumarin dermal use level dermatitis patients E)-anethole effects Acute toxicity effects Adverse skin enzymes essential oil constituents Essential oil Source essential oils estragole eugenol fragrance g/kg Opdyke genotoxic geraniol glutathione hepatotoxicity human IFRA IFRA recommends information found information was found ingested inhibited irritating nor sensitizing isoeugenol Key constituents known carcinogens LD50 in rabbits LD50 in rats limonene linalool liver Maximum dermal metabolized methyl methyleugenol mg/kg mg/kg/day mice mouse mutagenic oral dose Organ-specific effects Adverse oxidized patch testing phototoxic pregnancy Regulatory guidelines reported Reproductive toxicity risk Sabinene safety advice Safety summary Hazards safrole skin sensitization ẞ-Caryophyllene Systemic effects Acute tea tree oil Terpinen-4-ol thujone Undiluted