Oils and Allergies: Children

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👋 Hello and Welcome!

This is the official Evolve Senior Solutions, LLC blog by Danielle Harris.

Now that I have completed my Aromatherapy education, I have added a new division of Evolve Senior Solutions, LLC, it is called Holistic Solutions, which services are provided to anyone over the age of 18.



I am a NAHA (National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy) Certified Professional Aromatherapist®, therefore I follow a strict code of ethics as outlined by NAHA.

So for this blog post, I would like to share a blog post from this wonderful association, I am proud to be a part of.

The title, "Aromatherapy for Seasonal Allergies in Children" and you can find at:

https://naha.org/naha-blog/aromatherapy-for-seasonal-allergies-in-children

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