Did you know that Eucalyptus essential oil has been used for centuries as an antifungal and antibacterial agent in indigenous Australian medicine? The power of Eucalyptus trees lies in its aromatic compound called Cineole (Eucalyptol) which is packed into the oil glands of its leaves and bark.  This compound produces the distinct penetrating...

Identifying the sweet smell of a rose, the strong aroma of coffee or the smell of freshly baked bread is a complicated process that is often underappreciated compared to your other senses. Millions of sensory neurons in the back of your nose are responsible for your sense of smell. The tips of these sensory cells contain proteins called receptors...

We can identify as many as 10 000 different smells ranging from freshly baked bread to roast chicken to freshly mowed grass, and although we do not depend on the sense of smell to survive, it is the most sensitive of our senses. Your sense of smell is directly linked to the area in your brain responsible for memory and emotion and different aromas...

Essential oils and natural remedies derived from plants and trees have for thousands of years been used to heal, improve health and promote a sense of well-being. Nature’s blueprint, of using airflow, evaporation, water filtration and the earth’s aromas to naturally revitalise the air we breathe, provided the concept for this air-revitalising system. The...