Aromatherapy in Healthcare: Complementary, Not Mainstream
Aromatherapy is used in some clinical settings as a complementary or adjunctive therapy (e.g., for nausea, anxiety, sleep). It is not a core component of standard medical practice, not a substitute for conventional treatment, and not typically integrated into mainstream protocols. Evidence varies; discuss with your care team before use.
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