I got a lot out of this episode. Very informative. Always been intimidated to go inside an Asian market, but now I'll know what to look for. I want a rice cooker too!
This is my favorite episode. I've never seen these items discussed and as a Zen enthusiast, I found it easy to understand and very eye opening. I like all the infos and comparisons to the Western products.
Aromatherapy is the use of essential, plant and volatile oils to calm, heal and relax the body and mind. The combination of the correct scents can be used to treat a variety of problems that may plague you. Lisa Richardson from Whole Body Studio in Austin, Texas, explains why aromatherapy can be effective.
There are many health and beauty benefits for using aromatherapy. For example, lavender can help relieve stress, induce sleep and improve circulation.
Check out this interesting video from the Zen Living series from On Networks to learn all about aromatherapy.
An honourable exception is Kris Pham, the producer of the US online
lifestyle show Zen living. Pham praise the plant moriga: “It has a lot of
the nutrients the body needs and is better for you than a full
breakfast."
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Nicole is very good at extracting information from her guests & then re-presenting it in a more clear, understandable manner. kudos.
The asian super market rules, check it out!
I got a lot out of this episode. Very informative. Always been intimidated to go inside an Asian market, but now I'll know what to look for. I want a rice cooker too!
This is my favorite episode. I've never seen these items discussed and as a Zen enthusiast, I found it easy to understand and very eye opening. I like all the infos and comparisons to the Western products.
Indian love potion...love it.
Good Show - very informative - but too many items - it would be nice to break things up into parts - Audio still sounds hissy -
Informative and makes the produce at Asian markets less intimidating.