Join WU Featured Expert Ricki L McKenna, CN Functional Certified Nutritionist for a fascinating, live, interactive class all about aromas and your well-being.

Certain smells are linked to memories – this is where we will dive in. How is your life being affected by smells? Are you sensitive to certain smells? Are you attracted or repelled by certain aromas? Is anxiety, stress or anger triggered by a smell? Are you soothed and comforted by certain smells? Are you even aware of this? How can you improve your health with aromas?

Scientifically, the olfactory nerve (CN1) is the first of 12 cranial nerves located within the head. It relays sensory data to the brain, and it is responsible for the sense of smell. The nerve’s olfactory receptors are located within the mucosa of the nasal cavity. Since it is one of the shortest nerves in the human head, what you sniff in from your environment goes directly to your brain receptors (sensory), often without our choosing, and gets processed as smells.

Note: one of the first signs of Parkinson’s Disease is the loss of the sense of smell.

Join us live and connect directly with Ricki to ask any questions and share your experiences. Ricki will be teaching us:
– Your sense of smell is the most powerful of your senses; how it enhances or detracts from food choices, perfumes, cleaners, people etc.
– Smell can attract or repel: your body and psyche remember smells and often connect them with people and experiences from childhood.
– You will learn to make the connection with why certain odors, smells, are attractive or repulsive and how smells effect our choices as adults.

Join us and get wonderful gifts:
Sign up for this class & Receive: Ebook “Eat Well and Eat Right” How to S-T-R-E-T-C-H your food dollar. Value $10
Join Live and Receive: 30 m Join Live and Receive: 30-minute consultations by phone for each attendee. $75.00
3 Live Attendees will win 1-hour Face to Face (via online) consultation $150 value

This will be a fascinating approach to improving your well-being! Ricki has 18 years experience counseling and educating clients and patients about food/nutrition/preventive health/supplementation lifestyle modifications and the benefits of taking charge of their health without drugs. She will teach you how lifestyle and mindful changes can help you reach your goals for wellness.

Note: Aroma therapy has been used for centuries for healing and wellbeing. It can affect everything from anxiety, stress and sleep, to stimulating your immune system – pepping you up with peppermint. Rather than popping pills while in traffic, recall the smell of the delicious cup of coffee or tea you savored earlier in the morning (or are carrying in the car) and relax. The benefits are multifaceted and inexpensive compared with other therapies.