Rating

The Rating tab allows you to create a personalized aroma composition based on various nosological factors.

All oils are categorized into three color-coded lists, forming an "aroma traffic light": Green, Yellow, and Red.

• Green list: Contains oils that are most effective for the specific client, considering their constitutional characteristics.
• Yellow list: Contains oils that can be used for the client but are recommended to be applied in combination with oils from the green section.
• Red list: Contains oils that are not recommended for this client, as they may worsen their condition.

Each essential oil is assigned a rating — a numerical value displayed on the right. This represents the potential impact of the oil on this specific client. The higher the rating, the greater the oil's efficacy in restoring the client's health.

Additionally, each oil is assigned a color marker. This color visually represents the oil's predicted effect on the client, taking their constitutional profile into account:

• Tridosha oils

  Oils with a harmonious and balanced effect (also known as Tridoshic oils or oils with a balanced Yin-Yang energy). They have a favorable effect on all three regulatory systems (Doshas) and typically exert a very potent influence on the body.

• Constitutionally suitable oils

  These are constitutionally balanced oils that are ideally suited for a specific client, based on their individual constitution. The list is generated personally for each client following a VedaPulse® assessment.

• Partially suitable oil

  These are partially constitutionally aligned oils. While some of their properties may amplify constitutionally related tendencies toward disease, their aggregate properties can have a beneficial effect when used in combination with other oils. This list is generated individually for each client after a VedaPulse® assessment.

• Constitutionally incompatible oils

  The use of these oils will amplify the doshic imbalance in a specific client. This list is generated individually for each client following a VedaPulse® assessment.

Each category has a corresponding color marker, which is explained in the legend below the list. Regardless of their primary category, oils can appear in any of the color-coded lists (green, yellow, or red).

The system-nosological filter contains over 250 pathological conditions. Filtering oils based on the nosological principle allows the specialist to consider both the client's constitution and the properties of the oils for the pathogenetic therapy of diseases. This enables a more optimal configuration of the aroma composition, taking into account the client's existing chronic pathology.

It is possible to select two diseases at the same time, such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus.

The program allows you to filter essential oils by aroma notes: top, middle, and base.

Clicking on an oil from the main list displays the following information in the Aroma oil application methods window:

• Botanical name;
• Latin name;
• Classical methods of application (e.g., aroma lamps, inhalations, baths, etc.).

When an oil is selected (checked) in the list, it is added to the separate Aroma Composition window. Here, the specialist can form a custom list of oils for the client, choosing from any of the available lists.

A specialist can add a new oil that is not included in the list by clicking the + icon and filling in the necessary fields.

You can also remove an oil from the aroma composition by right-clicking on it.

The Dosha Balance graph displays the potency of the aroma composition's influence on each individual Dosha, represented by directional arrows.

Upward-pointing arrows indicate an increasing effect, while downward-pointing arrows indicate a decreasing effect. The number of arrows (from zero to three) indicates the potency of the effect:

• 3 arrows: Potent aroma composition
• 2 arrows: Moderately potent
• 1 arrow: Weakly potent
• No arrows: Neutral effect

The Value Index scale displays the overall efficacy of the aroma composition on a scale from -10 to 10, where:

The potential effects of the aroma composition are described in text format (Aroma composition value window), taking into account the individual's current constitution, and reflect possible impacts on the body. It is important to note that individual characteristics, existing health conditions, and sensitivity to essential oil's ingredients must be considered.

In the Method of application window, the specialist can add their own recommendations for using essential oils and aroma compositions. This can be done by either writing them manually or by copying and adapting the application method from one of the selected oils to serve as a general method for the entire composition.

The formulated aroma composition can be saved within the program. To do this, click the Save Aroma Composition button.

You can later use the saved aroma composition for another client by loading it and selecting it from the Open Aroma Composition pop-up menu.

In the same window, you can delete unwanted aroma compositions by clicking the Delete button.

The Save Report button allows you to export the generated aroma composition and information about its effects on the client's constitution to a separate file.