Price	￥2,200
Recommended for such people	●Open to everyone ●Purchases include a 1-hour workshop at the Meguro branch where you can learn how to use the product together (online or in person).
Expected effects	1. Break free from rote memorization of "symptoms → essential oils" 2. Deepen your understanding of the body, illness, and medicine 3. Learn to use AI not as a "tool to get answers," but as a "partner for thinking" 4. Develop a safety perspective by considering "who will use it" 5. Develop the ability to respond while taking into account the differences between people, dogs, and cats 6. Improve your communication skills with family members 7. Move from "knowing" to "being able to explain"

Detailed content

This book is an introductory guide produced by the JMAA (Japan Medical Aromatherapy Association), aiming to cultivate the ability to think "why?" rather than simply "memorizing recipes."

<Book's Objective>
Instead of immediately deciding "which essential oil to use" based on symptoms, the book aims to cultivate a thinking method that involves first understanding what is happening in the body, and then progressing step-by-step to the necessary effects, components, essential oils, and base materials.

<Key Features>
No recipes are included in the main text. Instead, it features a system where you can check registered JMAA official recipes by asking questions to an interactive AI called "JMAA Academy AI."
Each chapter includes a "Let's Try It!" workshop with questions that can be directly copied and used with the AI.

The book's overall framework is a nine-step prescription design process: Symptoms → What is happening in the body → Necessary effects → Necessary components → Confirmation of content through GC (Geometric Coherence) analysis → Essential oil selection → Safety confirmation → Base material selection → Registered recipe.


<Structure (17 chapters + introduction and conclusion)>
Starting with the basics of using AI, the book progresses from understanding the body's mechanisms, diseases, and medications, to learning about essential oils, components, GC (Geometric Coagulation), and base materials. It covers differences when conditions such as age and medical history are changed, differences between humans, dogs, and cats, and how to interact with family and children. The book concludes with a chapter that tests whether you can explain it yourself.

<Three skills to cultivate>
① The ability to think for oneself ② The ability to communicate with family ③ The ability to teach others — The book emphasizes repeating the cycle of "listening → learning → thinking 'why?' → listening again → explaining in your own words," rather than simply receiving answers from AI and ending there.

<Points to note regarding positioning>
This book and the AI are not intended as substitutes for disease diagnosis or treatment, but rather are based on the idea of clearly distinguishing between self-care at home and consultation with medical institutions.

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