Vaporizers are a natural fit for herbal alternatives

The revolutionary Vaporizers smoking cessation/ aromatherapy devices are just as effective when used to vaporize “alternative” herbs as with commonly combusted material like tobacco, if not more so. In many cases, herbs represent a better alternative to the dozens of harmful chemicals found in  tobaccco.

There are hundreds of traditional herbal alternatives that come from all over the world and are smoked for a variety of ailments and experiences by folks ‘in the know.’ These herbs may include chamomile, yerba santa, passion flower, ginseng, jasmine, blue lotus and damiana, among many others, and most can be easily purchased from any living room in the world via the Internet. For many centuries humans have utilized herbs for their curative properties, healthful benefits and as a means to attain a feeling of well-being or euphoria, from Tibet to Swaziland, from China to Chile, and perhaps no more so than right here in the United States.

Natural herbs make a logical partner to the Vaporizer, which is a highly unique experience that allows the user to “smoke without smoking”™. These devices accomplish this by maintaining a temperature that allows only the inhalation of less-harmful vapors rather than smoke, while holding onto all the flavor of the combustible material.

A multitude of carcinogenic material is present in smoke. Vaporizers operate without generating the tar and smoke, along with 80 percent of the harmful combusted material. It represents a true alternative to smoking and delivers more of the flavor found in the natural plant material.

 
Vaporizers Pioneers Use of Alternative Herbs

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Manufacturers of the devices suggests vaporizing herbal alternatives such as sage leaves, hops cones (humulus lupulus), and the flowers of chamomile (matriarca chamomilla). Vaporizing thyme herb (thymus vulgaris), lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) and eucalyptus (eucalyptus globules) leaves, and lavender (lavendula angustifolia) flowers, also works well, according to the company's test results.

Hundreds of herbal alternatives from around the world are aromaticized for a variety of uses and experiences. For many centuries humans have utilized herbs for cooking, flavoring, aroma, and their curative properties and health benefits. natural Herbs make a logical partner to the device. The devices accomplishes  maintaining a temperature that allows only the inhalation of less-harmful vapors rather than smoke, while still holding onto the flavor of the combustible material. 

The primary requirement of a vaporizer is the capacity to maintain the temperature just above the point of vaporization in order to obtain an optimum level of both efficiency and flavor, and the minimized production of harmful substances. Vaporizers accomplish this with surprising efficiency.

Vaporizers are not designed for medical-therapeutic purposes. If you have any health problem consult your doctor or pharmacist before using. You may notice that materials you are vaporizing cause an allergic reaction. In such a case you are urgently recommended to refrain from using the plant.  More information on herbal alternatives can be found at the National Institute of Medicinal Herbalists (www.nimh.org.uk ); American Herbalists' Guild (www.americanherbalistsguild.com ); American Botanical Council (www.herbalgram.org ); American Herb Association (http://www.aherb.com ); American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (www.naturopathic.com ), among others.