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ESSENCE
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essence /es·sence/ (es´ens)
1. that which is or necessarily exists as the cause of the properties of a body.
3. a solution of a volatile oil in alcohol.

essence,
n defining characteristics of a homeopathic remedy found in materia medica. Also called
genius of the remedy.

essence (es´ens),
n an alcoholic solution of an essential oil.

essence
1. the distinctive or individual principle of anything.
2. a mixture of alcohol with a volatile oil.

ESSENCE
Cardiology A clinical trial–Efficacy & Safety of Subcutaneous Enoxaparin in Non-Q-Wave Coronary Events–which compared the effectiveness of enoxaparin antithrombolytic therapy vs heparin in treating acute MI. Cf Low-dose heparin.

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Q. Have you ever try Flower Essences for bipolar disorders??? I am Flower Essences practitioner as well as a Cognitive Behavior Therapist educated in Venezuela.I have wonderful experiences with Flower Essences and Alternative Terapies.

A. i never tried flower essence in any medical situation. maybe i will, i think it's worth a try. but about Bipolar disorder- changing medications that work and, even though they have unpleasant side effects, proven to help- could have destructive outcome. so in this case i don't think that it's wise to do so.

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