Kiki & Friends Aromatics

11/27/2024

11/25/2024

Try our “Calming” for the holidays. It will chill both you And your dog. Made with only the best ingredients we can find. Kikisfriends.com

10/27/2024

Hope you can join us at Hawthorn Rose Studio next Sunday, Nov.3 in Westwood, NJ. Rose

10/07/2024

Friday at the Cloisters

07/05/2024

"Crossing The Hudson" curated by Tina Maneca opens next Thursday 7/11. Chuck and I are thrilled to have the opportunity to show our installation 'The Crossing". We hope you can join us and allow your senses to transport you.

06/08/2024

Thank you NAHA members! 💙
Your membership dollars and donations are hard at work!

NAHA is pleased to partner with Harvard-trained clinical researcher, Dr. Jessie Hawkins, PhD, of Neutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health Research) to fund important clinical studies to investigate the safety and efficacy of essential oils.

We welcome tax deductible donations of any amount toward ongoing essential oil research.

Donations of $100 and up receive a Salvatore Battaglia Aromatree Poster.
Donations of $200 and up receive a Salvatore Battaglia Aromatree Poster and Chakra Book.

New Research Studies:

Aromatherapy For Kids Respiratory Health:
"This is a randomized, double-blinded, placebo controlled parallel trial evaluating the use of eucalyptus, sweet orange, and peppermint on upper respiratory symptoms in children. The primary outcome is severity of respiratory symptoms, as compared to a control group, after controlling for baseline scores. Secondary outcomes include mood scores and qualitative feedback."

Aromatherapy For Seasonal Stress Among Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders:

"This is a randomized, double-blinded, placebo controlled parallel trial evaluating the use of grounding and calming essential oils on children with autism spectrum disorders during Christmas-induced stress. The primary outcome is the mean post-test anxiety score, as compared to a placebo group, after controlling for baseline scores. Secondary outcomes include mood scores, qualitative feedback, and total number of as-needed exposures."

https://naha.org/content-pages/page-sidebar/studies-in-association-with-naha