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* Madagascar is a treasure trove for essential oils and this is also true outside of the actual production. Everything done here contributes towards the development of improved traditional remedies, also referred to as "RTA".

* Firstly, because the cultivation of plants needed for essential oils is part of the reforestation of the Malagasy forest. Apart from the reforestation, have a look at the fragrant plants. The Malagasy reservoir of fragrant plants is so vast that we do not yet know all the species, nor therefore all the benefits we can derive from them. This is an area open for research, national and international, to further explore and protect.

* Beside Furthermore, these oils support another part of the reforestationMalagasy culture: massages. At a time when it has become fashionable to have all kinds of exotic body therapies, choose the fragrant plants. The Malagasy reservoir of fragrant plants is so vast that we do not yet know all offer the speciesclassic massage, nor therefore all the benefits we can derive from them. This is an area open for researcha palpating and rolling massage, national energetic and internationalgentle, whose effects are increased by massage oils consisting of up to 10% essential oils.

* Finally, these oils support another part of the Malagasy culture: massages. At a time when it has become fashionable to have all kinds of exotic body therapies, the Malagasy offer the ''classic massage, a palpating and rolling massage, energetic and gentle, whose effects are increased by massage oils consisting of up to 10% essential oils''. * It goes without saying that this palpate and roll massage will be more beneficial than simply an exchange between the person being massaged and the masseur who will be rich. * Giving a massage is art. Also receiving. This is often forgotten. What do the hands which treat you with essential oils have to give? The art of Malagasy living. * This way of life with calm and serenity is called [[mora mora]].  This is, And without forgetting the smile of the people here, the this is a primary source of wellness in Madagascar.