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Research Sponsored by NAHA in Cooperation
with Dr. Jesse (Hawkins) Cavanaugh

Thank you NAHA members! Your membership dollars and donations are hard at work!

NAHA is pleased to partner with Harvard-trained clinical researcher, Dr. Jesse (Hawkins) Cavanaugh PhD, of Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health Research) to fund important clinical studies to investigate the safety and efficacy of essential oils. We welcome tax deductible donations of any amount toward ongoing essential oil research.

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Donations of $100 and up receive a beautiful Salvatore Battaglia Aromatree Poster!

New & Ongoing Research Studies: 

In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): This is a 3-arm randomized, double blind, placebo controlled parallel clinical trial evaluating the use of lavender essential oil for first aid, wound healing, and scarring in children who experience routine dermal injuries over the summer. It will compare two dilutions of lavender (high/low) for both safety and efficacy. The goal of this study is to dive deeper into highly controversial areas of essential oil usage to provide clarity and data-driven guidance to improve safety and usage guidelines in the aromatherapy community.
Research Study sponsored by NAHA: Lavender and Tea Tree Oils As Potential Endocrine Disruptors, confirming safety in children's products in partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute.

 

In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): A study which confirmed that lavender and tea tree oils are unrelated to endocrine disruption and are safe to use in children’s products. In progress now: Lavender for wound care.
Research Study sponsored by NAHA: Lavender Tea Tree in partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute.
Lavender & Tea Tree Oils As Potential Endocrine Disruptors In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): A study which confirmed that lavender and tea tree oils are unrelated to endocrine disruption and are safe to use in children’s products.

BlogThe Safety of Lavender and Tea Tree Essential Oils for Children's Products By Annette Davis, NAHA President

 

In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): A randomized, double-blinded, placebo controlled parallel trial evaluating the use of grounding and calming essential oils on children with autism spectrum disorders during Christmas-induced stress. The primary outcome is the mean post-test anxiety score, as compared to a placebo group, after controlling for baseline scores. Secondary outcomes include mood scores, qualitative feedback, and total number of as-needed exposures.
Research Study sponsored by NAHA: Aromatherapy for Seasonal Stress Among Children with Autism in partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute.

 

In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): A double blinded, placebo-controlled, randomized (1:1) parallel clinical trial conducted among otherwise healthy male and female children who were experiencing respiratory symptoms. The study compared inhalation of an essential oil blend from an inhaler stick containing eucalyptus, peppermint, lavender, and tangerine essential oils to an identical, inert placebo.
Research Study sponsored by NAHA: Essential Oils for Children with Respiratory Infections in partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute.

 

In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): An evidence-based guidance study for the use of clary sage during pregnancy. The NRI team tackled this complex issue through a prospective randomized controlled clinical trial.
Research Study sponsored by NAHA: Clary Sage During Pregnancy in partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute.

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