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Subject: Cinnamontherapy

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Helen (Suspicious-Ecstatic-Trusting-Depressed)

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Date Posted: 12:58:48 11/06/06 Mon

Hi

I'm doing a BA in sweet foodstuff studies and I'm researching Cinnamontherapy - using sweet foodstuffs as a therapeutic tool. So far, I haven't been able to trace anyone in the US who is using this new form of therapy and I was wondering if this means it hasn't arrived here from the goofy UK yet. Or perhaps there is some other reason? One of the references I have found mentions the Journal of Transpersonal Psychology so that's why I'm posting the message here. The other reference is a different New Age journal, the Crystal Unicorn I think, at least I'm pretty sure that's the other one. If any psychologist or therapist in the US is using Cinnamontherapy or knows anyone who is, I'd love to hear from you. Post any updates you can.

Thank you.

Helen

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