Phytotherapy and measured dose research shows that, after rosemary inhalation treatment, subjects felt more active, performed better on measurable cognitive performance task, described a state of "freshness" and reported enhanced quality of memory.

EEG analysis showed a reduction in alpha1 (8-10.99 Hz) and alpha2 (11-12.99 Hz) waves, and increment in beta waves (13-30 Hz), confirming the stimulatory effects of rosemary oil and provide supporting evidence that brain wave activity, autonomic nervous system activity, as well as mood states are all affected by the inhalation of the rosemary oil. (*R1, *R2, *R3)

1,8 cineole is a dominant inhalable scent molecule in chemotyped blue rosemary. Brain, performance and nutrition research shows 1,8 cineole absorbed from rosemary aroma affects cognition and subjective state through neurochemical pathways. Specifically, improved performance in speed and accuracy outcomes and, significantly, no trade-off of speed vs accuracy. In addition, a noted improvement in "contentedness". (*C1)

Linalool as an inhalable has shown anxiolytic (anti-anxiety)and psycholeptic (calming) properties, improving the capacity for social interaction behaviors and inducing a decrease in aggressive behaviors.

Inhaling a linalool-rich measured dose, in tandem with an alertness benefits, is especially productive as a means of attaining calm, non-anxious alertness. Calm and focused, rather than over-stimulation. (*L1, *L2)

DDi-60: Inhale via single woodwick 60-minute burn time Daily Dose Inhalable candle; 1 oz. Intended for therapeutic treatments and in-home phytotherapy scent dosing; or as four x 15-minute alertness preparations.

DDi-30: Inhale via dual woodwick 30-day Daily Dose Inhalable candle; 10 oz. Utilize for ongoing benefit breath-work, mind-body optimization and in therapeutic applications to improve cognitive performance and mood.