Name: I am a doctor who is crazy about aroma.
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I am a doctor who is crazy about aroma.

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I am a doctor who is crazy about aroma.

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Book Introduction

In Korea, aromatherapy is known only as a way to relax the mind and body by smelling scents.
However, in France, aroma essential oils are prescribed in hospitals to treat diseases and are also sold in pharmacies.
The author, who is the first in Korea to practice aroma medicine, treating various diseases with essential oil recipes, says that aroma essential oils are a precious gift from nature, given by God.
As a director of an otolaryngology clinic for 40 years, he was wondering if there was an alternative to the overuse of antibiotics used for sinusitis, tonsillitis, and otitis media, and then came across aromatherapy.
In Korea, due to a lack of resources, I am carefully developing aroma medicine by purchasing original books and conducting research, as well as attending seminars by scholars following the lineage of Dr. Jean Valnet of France.

This book is the author's 20-year journey with aroma essential oils.
First, it contains a confession about the difficult times experienced while incorporating aroma medicine into treatment.
Additionally, all academic information on aroma essential oils that have been studied so far is introduced.
It contains the history and scientific basis of essential oils passed down from ancient times, and introduces the types and effects of over 40 essential oils actually used in clinical practice.
Treatment cases from actual clinical settings are also introduced, allowing you to learn about the effectiveness of aroma essential oils.

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index

prolog

Part 1.
Essential oils saved my life

My wife disappeared
Closed a successful hospital in Gyeonggi-do and opened an aroma specialty hospital.
The beginning of aroma medicine
The hospital is going bankrupt again and again
General hospitals acknowledge the effectiveness of aromatherapy but find it difficult to introduce it within hospitals.
The Reality of Aroma Medicine
Development of the world's only natural solvent
Meet the best essential oil producers
My relationship with Dr. Hwang Woo-suk
Invention of the world's first oil spray
Dr. Gary Young and Pride in Essential Oils
Dreaming of a second chapter of Jang Balne

Part 2.
Start edible aromatherapy oil therapy

The Essence of Aroma Medicine
Aromatherapy and Aroma Medicine
Modern medicine, Oriental medicine, and aroma medicine
Essential Oils: Are They Safe to Ingest?
Following in the footsteps of Dr. Jean Balnet
Essential oils, despite winning the Nobel Prize in Chemistry five times, were pushed out by big capital.

Part 3.
The Amazing Benefits of Aroma Essential Oils

Plants that protect themselves with secondary metabolites
One oil contains 100 to 400 ingredients.
The therapeutic significance of the only fat-soluble essential oil
Essential oil extraction methods
The ability to prescribe a mixture of medications is required depending on the disease.
The multifunctionality of oil that improves deficiencies in addition to treating diseases
Multiple prescriptions prohibited in modern medicine, with synergistic effects in aroma medicine
The Effects of Essential Oils on Brain Function
Knowing the scientific name helps you choose the right product.
The Difference Between Essential Oils and Vegetable Oils
Not all rosemary is created equal

Part 4.
History of Aroma Oil Treatment

Hippocrates, the pioneer of holistic medicine
The love of essential oils among ancient Egyptian women
Four Oil Production Methods of the Ancient Egyptians
Representative scents and healing recipes from ancient Egypt
Ayurveda, India's lifestyle medicine
Dioscorides, a pioneer of Western herbal medicine
Hippocrates of Arabia, Avicenna
Hildegard of Bingen in medieval Europe
Paracelsus, the father of modern pharmacology
Nostradamus's career as a physician, known as a prophet
Myrrh and frankincense, a 5,000-year-old remedy for brain and cancer diseases
Thief Oil
Essential Oils Mentioned in the Bible
A History of Overcoming Epidemics with Aroma Oils
Example of essential oil treatment that prevented further leg amputation

Part 5.
Knowing the oil will help you get the most out of it.

_Essential oils used in clinical practice
Thumbs up for antioxidants - clove oil
The Legend of Essential Oils - Myrrh and Frankincense
The only versatile oil that can be applied directly to the skin - lavender
Tears of the Fairy Menta - Peppermint
Dew of the Sea - Rosemary
The Cannon of Antibiotics - Oregano
Helen's Tears - Time
The Doctor of Plants - Chamomile
Gift of the Crusaders - Lemon
Captain Saedok's Fruit - Grapefruit
Helichrysum, the savior of cerebral aneurysms
Australia's national oil - tea tree
Koala's staple food - eucalyptus
Clary sage, the synonym for female hormones
Guardian of Vascular Health - Cypress
Juniper - An Excellent Diuretic
Cedarwood, a priority blood-brain barrier passer
Geranium Lymphatic Stimulating Oil
Gypsy Oil - Patchouli
The Savior of Brain Disease - The Oil of Silence, Vetiver
Ancient Cancer Treatment - Tarragon
Coca-Cola's main ingredient - cinnamon
Confucius's staple food - ginger.
First choice for muscle pain - lemongrass
First choice for diabetes treatment - dill
The best diet - fennel
Brazil's Fragrant Treasure - Copaiba Oil
Achilles' Herb - Yarrow
A symbol of purity - neroli
Caravan Tax - Black Pepper
Carrot seed oil
Rose, a symbol of love and purity
King of Flower Oils - Jasmine
A powerful supporter of the heart - Melissa
Poor Man's Jasmine - Ylang Ylang
Cortisone Function - Pine
Impotence's first choice - sandalwood
Cumin - A Must-Have in Indian Curry Dishes
Angel's Grass - Angelica
Symbol of happiness - marjoram
Characteristics of Thuja essential oil
The ultimate blood-brain barrier barrier - Sandalwood
Chamomile Blue: A Powerful Oil for Treating Autism, Brain Tumors, Stroke, and Parkinson's Disease

Part 6.
Life Changed with Essential Oils

_Essential Oil Clinical Episodes
Examples of essential oil treatments
What is pheromone?
Are essential oils safe to take long-term?
The Amazing Regenerative Power of Essential Oils
Burn Treatment Benefits of Essential Oils9
Also effective in managing bedsores
The Fate of Superbugs - A Case Study of Chronic Otitis Media
Is amputation absolutely necessary? - Diabetic complications
How Diabetes Improves - Changes in Glycated Hemoglobin
Does sinusitis always require surgery?
Treatment of Chronic Sinusitis - Differences Between Clinical and CT Interpretations
Is vitiligo just a skin disease?
Now I can speak and breathe easily.
Edible collagen, inner beauty, and essential oils
My baby has been having bloody stools for two months.
Please help me!
My child's face looks so pretty now that her period pain has improved.
Antibiotic resistance: The biggest threat after COVID-19
Case of improvement in shingles, a side effect of the vaccine
Cases of tinnitus improvement due to vaccine side effects
A Proposal to President Moon Jae-in Regarding COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects
I need to report this to the program "What the World Is Like"
Implant artificial joints can be avoided
I'm dying and my husband won't give me money.
My husband didn't listen to me and is now in the intensive care unit.
Essential oils aren't everything
Dream-Inspired Aiji Essential Oil Spray
Why Joseon Dynasty Kings Died Short
Kidneys age too
A patient with chronic sinusitis who relapsed despite 12 surgeries
Sinusitis caused by teeth and gums is the most difficult case.
Behcet's Disease Improved in 6 Months with Oil Recipe
Patent application filed for the world's only natural solvent invention
Diagnosis of dementia through olfactory function tests
Now that my runny nose has stopped, I can speak confidently in front of people...327
The importance of fundamental treatment as seen in King Hyojong's death...329
What exactly is integrative medicine?.....331
Use high-quality therapeutic-grade essential oils.
Side effects of potentially inappropriate medications for the elderly
My chronic atopic dermatitis is gradually getting better.
Why Brain Diseases Require More Treatment Time
Madame Marie Curie and Dr. Jean Valnet
Freddie Mercury, AIDS, and Essential Oils
Frequency, Cancer Treatment, and the Life of Royal Raymond Rife

Part 7.
Essential Oil Recipes for Each Condition

Things to keep in mind during consultation
Oil Recipes by Condition

Epilogue
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Into the book

In January 2014, I received a call from the writer of [Cheon Ki-nuseol], which was airing on MBN.
I received a request to film about rhinitis.
Among the clinical cases so far, we filmed a case in which a 5-year-old child in Suwon's symptoms improved by taking aroma water.
I remember filming a 4-minute segment repeatedly over 7 hours.
At the time, I was running a blog called 'Edible Aroma Oil' on Naver, and as soon as it was aired on [Cheon Ki Nu Seol] in February, more than 1,000 people visited it per day, and reservation calls started pouring in from all over the country, including Seoul, Busan, Incheon, Sejong, Gwangju, Jeonju, and Jeju.
After that, in April, he filmed about Parkinson's disease on SBS [Discovery of Life], and in June, he appeared on MTN [Kim Saeng-min Show].
Additionally, in August, the Korean Aroma Medicine Society held a seminar at the Baekbeom Memorial Hall for approximately 100 aromatherapists, doctors, and oriental medicine doctors.
It was Korea's first aroma oil seminar.

--- p.26

Plant metabolites include carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and nucleic acids, which are primary metabolites necessary for the survival of plants.
Secondary metabolites include glycosides, flavonoids, alkaloids, tannins, saponins, bitters, and the only fat-soluble (li--- po--- p.hilic) essential oil.
Only 1% of flowering plants (p.lant) produce essential oils.
Here, because essential oils are fat-soluble, they can be used as a medium by plants to protect themselves by spraying them into the air, to attract butterflies, bees, etc. to use them as a medium for their own reproduction, and to send signals to their fellows to warn them of danger from enemies.
If it were water-soluble (Hydro--- p.hilic) like glycosides, it would have been sprayed into the air.
Additionally, because of its fat-soluble nature, it can act on the cell membranes, proteins (neurotransmitters, enzymes, receptors), DNA, and RNA of enemies (bacteria, fungi, viruses, cancer, etc.) inside plants, thereby defeating them.

--- p.85

Essential oils contain between 100 and 400 different chemical compounds.
Lavender is composed of over 200 different chemically structured ingredients, including linalyl acetate, linalool, and terpinen-4-ol.
The main ingredients, linalyl acetate and linalool, have various pharmacological effects such as antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, analgesic, sedative, and hair growth promotion.
However, the remaining ingredients, other than the main ingredient, also work together with the main ingredient when responding to certain symptoms, that is, they work synergistically within lavender oil to exert their effects.

--- p.102

For example, modern medicine prohibits multiple prescriptions for a disease.
When prescribing multiple medications, there is a higher chance of side effects such as allergies rather than a synergistic effect.
However, in the case of aroma medicine, rather than prescribing a single oil, a mixture of 2 to 4 oils is prescribed.
At that time, you can see that the ingredients of each oil have a synergistic effect, maximizing their therapeutic efficacy.
This is the biggest difference and advantage compared to petroleum-based pharmaceuticals.
In order to achieve this synergy effect, the most important thing is the ability of the 'aroma medicine specialist'.

--- p.106

The Moors planted rosemary bushes in their orchards instead of hedges, believing that it would ward off the plague.
It is said that Queen Isabella of Hungary maintained her youthful appearance by washing her face with rosemary oil as she grew older.
When a plague broke out in Europe in the 15th century, people burned rosemary in their homes and inhaled its fragrance to prevent and treat the plague.
Rosemary is a powerful preservative oil that can even be used to preserve meat.
Rosemary oil is divided into three chemotypes based on its chemical composition, and its uses vary accordingly.

- Rosemary Camphor Type: Used for muscle pain, etc.
- Rosemary cineole type: used for respiratory system
- Rosemary Verbenone Type: Used for skin care
--- p.164

As you know, there are many conditions that must be met before we reach a bottle of essential oil.
You come across numerous variables such as soil, plant species (seeds), fertilizers, geography, climate, altitude, harvest time, distillation time, pressure and temperature.
From planting the seeds, cultivating them, harvesting them, distilling them, and packaging them, each process is crucial to maintaining the essential oil's vital compounds.
The key to achieving Thera-p.eutic (therapeutic) grade in essential oils is to preserve as many of the natural aromatic compounds as possible.
In other words, the highest grade essential oils contain the optimal ingredients that are naturally pure and produced within the plant, without any artificial chemicals or artificial adulteration, starting from the seeds that are sown in good quality soil that is not mixed with artificial fertilizers, and throughout the entire process from cultivation, distillation, and packaging.

--- p.337

Publisher's Review

People call him 'Don Quixote' or 'Amiman'.
It means 'a man crazy about aroma'.
The author, who was struggling to find an alternative to the overuse of antibiotics, became seriously obsessed with aromatherapy after treating his own rheumatoid arthritis, which was not treatable with modern medicine.
I started to immerse myself in aroma research.

He closed down a successful hospital in Gyeonggi Province and started an aroma specialty hospital with great enthusiasm, but the mountain of reality he had to overcome was high and arduous.
This book contains the story of the author, who has been practicing aroma medicine for 20 years and has encountered numerous obstacles, but has not given up and has continued to conduct research and clinical trials.
"Shouldn't there be doctors like me, with a knack for treating medicine as a natural phenomenon and finding answers within it, who speak differently from the artificial perspectives of the world?"

In the epilogue, the author says:
Medicine is advancing and countless medicines are being developed.
But the more this happens, the stronger the bacteria and viruses become.
This is because viruses become more resistant to existing drugs and become more powerful.
The world has been at war with the coronavirus, but now there are warnings that a virus even more powerful than the coronavirus could emerge.

One essential oil contains 100 to 400 components.
It is said that when you blend and use different types of oils, thousands of ingredients mix together to create a synergistic effect.
They say viruses cannot develop resistance.
Doctors looking for an alternative to antibiotics have found the answer in essential oils.

The author's confession that 'medicine is a natural phenomenon and that answers are found within it' is the spirit that runs through this book.
He studies the components of essential oils and uses them in medical settings.
I am rushing forward alone like Don Quixote, seeing the clinical results of treatment and improvement.
I hope that someday, more extensive and detailed research will be conducted to provide hope to many chronic, incurable patients.

GOODS SPECIFICS

- Date of issue: July 21, 2025

- Page count, weight, size: 376 pages | 152*225*30mm

- ISBN13: 9791191714340

- ISBN10: 1191714349