Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy is the “life’s blood” of therapeutic grade essential oils that come from flowers, leaves, bark, stems and roots. These oil properties in the plants protect the plants from insects, bacteria, molds, fungi and micro-organisms, and thus benefit us in the same way! Essential oils are used by chiropractors, aromatherapists, reflexologists, massage therapists and others interested in alternatives to prescription drugs.
Essential oils affect us emotionally, physically and spiritually. We experience the oils through smelling them directly through our nose, or inhaled through a diffuser. Oils can be applied directly on the skin, one drop at a time, or be diluted with a vegetable oil such as coconut oil or olive oil in case of skin sensitivity. High quality unadulterated oils can be ingested safely when assisted by a professionally trained aromatherapist practitioner. Therapeutic, pure oils are not mixed with other substances which are synthetic and could get us sick or cause skin burns or sores. One needs to take safety precautions when using essential oils to make sure they are not synthetic.
Essential oils are powerful natural healers that support our body functions and bring the body into balance by providing better health, joy and well-being.
Essential oils affect us emotionally, physically and spiritually. We experience the oils through smelling them directly through our nose, or inhaled through a diffuser. Oils can be applied directly on the skin, one drop at a time, or be diluted with a vegetable oil such as coconut oil or olive oil in case of skin sensitivity. High quality unadulterated oils can be ingested safely when assisted by a professionally trained aromatherapist practitioner. Therapeutic, pure oils are not mixed with other substances which are synthetic and could get us sick or cause skin burns or sores. One needs to take safety precautions when using essential oils to make sure they are not synthetic.
Essential oils are powerful natural healers that support our body functions and bring the body into balance by providing better health, joy and well-being.
How essential oils can help
With the support of specific essential oils one can get relief in the following:
- Decreasing Inflammation and Pain
- Decreasing Muscle Tension and Spasm
- Improving the Repair of Injured Tissues
- Decreasing Stress
- Improving Sleep
- Improving Allergies and Sinus Conditions
- Decreasing Heartburn, Bloating, Gas and Reflux
- Lowering Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
- Improving Athletic Performance
The Raindrop Technique
The Raindrop Technique is a unique method that drops oils on the feet and on the spine to help rejuvenate the body and mind, and alleviate back ailments, while strengthening the immune system. This layering effect of the Raindrop Technique helps bring balance and harmony to the body by combining specific massage techniques and energy approaches. These pure therapeutic oils create an atmosphere of peace and calm.
The Raindrop Technique layers these oils in this order to get the best benefits:
The Raindrop Technique layers these oils in this order to get the best benefits:
- Valor
- Oregano
- Thyme
- Basil
- Cypress
- Wintergreen
- Marjoram
- Peppermint
- Aroma size
- Plus diffusing oils coconut oil
How to use a Nasal Inhaler with Essential oils
Kids love using their inhalers! They are safe, economical, and work on areas where kids need some help. Such as helping them concentrate, and keeping focused on school work, and activities in the classroom. It helps them calm down, and lifts them up when they are feeling blue, all naturally.
Nasal inhalers are great for everyone. It’s great to help with sleep, anxiety, depression, nervousness, muscle pain, allergies, colds, flu, headaches and sinus problems, just to name a few!
An inhaler has 3 parts: a cover, an inhaler where the cotton wick sits soaked in a few combined essential oils. Rachelle finds the right combination of oils that address each individual condition.
To use, close off one nostril with a finger and place the inhaler next to the open nostril. Not to be placed inside! You take in a deep breath, and then switch to the other side. Do both sides and breathe deeply three times, and you are good to go. And ahhhhhh, feel the difference!
Nasal inhalers are great for everyone. It’s great to help with sleep, anxiety, depression, nervousness, muscle pain, allergies, colds, flu, headaches and sinus problems, just to name a few!
An inhaler has 3 parts: a cover, an inhaler where the cotton wick sits soaked in a few combined essential oils. Rachelle finds the right combination of oils that address each individual condition.
To use, close off one nostril with a finger and place the inhaler next to the open nostril. Not to be placed inside! You take in a deep breath, and then switch to the other side. Do both sides and breathe deeply three times, and you are good to go. And ahhhhhh, feel the difference!
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Products and techniques mentioned are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. One should consult with their doctor if any condition is present.
