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Ten years of Tisserand Institute: An interview with Hana & Robert Tisserand
The Tisserand Institute website went live in July 2014 and to celebrate the decade of essential oil education we (Robert and Hana Tisserand) got interviewed by Rachel Andorfer about what got us here, and what our plans are for the next decade.
Andrea Canales: “I opened my eyes to this world where you never stop learning.”
The Tisserand Institute is not just its tutors and core team, but also an incredible body of passionate students who come from all over the world. We want to give them the floor to share their stories and their experience with us. Andrea is Chilean, she lives in...
To ingest or not to ingest, that is the question
This article was originally submitted as part of Andrea Canales' final project for the Diploma in Aromatic Science at the Tisserand Institute. Andrea Canales In recent years we have seen a growing tendency to prefer natural products: plant-based food, plant medicine,...
From Research to Real World Application: an Interview with Marija Lesjak
When reading research papers we have realized that very often there is a gap, sometimes even a chasm, between how scientists understand the use of essential oils and how the oils are actually used. To address this we wanted to communicate directly with the researchers...
The Ultimate Guide to Essential Oil Inhalation
It’s very likely that the first time you experienced essential oils was through inhalation. Our noses are the perfect gateway for the volatile compounds in essential oils, in fact they are designed precisely to engage with the smells of our world. Perhaps this is why...
The use of essential oils as tick repellents for dogs and their humans: a review
This article was originally submitted as part of Kamrin MacKnight's final project for the Diploma in Aromatic Science at the Tisserand Institute. Ticks and the diseases they transmit present significant health challenges to humans and other animals. Indeed, ticks are...
The Tisserand Institute Team: Rachel Andorfer
Sometimes it's good to switch the camera around and interview the interviewer. You know Rachel Andorfer as the one who talks to our graduates, and perhaps also as the one who tells you all about our upcoming courses through her emails. And while she likes to stay...
Essential Oils and Cognitive Function
Some time ago a research paper that looked at the brains of perfumers caught my curiosity. I knew that smelling essential oils could have a profound impact on our psychological wellbeing, and I wanted to see if there are actual, physiological changes that happen in...
Cognitive Health and Essential Oil Research: an Interview with Mark Moss
When reading research papers we have realized that very often there is a gap, sometimes even a chasm, between how scientists understand the use of essential oils and how the oils are actually used. To address this we wanted to communicate directly with the researchers...
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