Guest guest Posted October 16, 2007 Report Share Posted October 16, 2007 lanaedahl@... on to find out what raindrop therapy is, and to read Lanae's bio.Raindrop TherapyFor scoliosis, Back and Neck pain, injuries, boosts immune function.Massage Therapist Dream Come True.A growing amount of scientific research shows that certainmicroorganisms may lodge near the spinal cord and contribute todeformities. Studies done at Western General Hospital in Scotland,linked virus-like particles to idiopathic scoliosis. New research in2001 has found that the existence of microorganisms near the spinecould cause spinal pain and inflammation. The oils that are used inthe Raindrop Technique are anti microbial, antiviral, antibacterial,so the benefits are immense and effect many conditions. A number ofmedical professionals throughout the United States have adopted RT intheir clinical practice and have found it to be an outstandingresource for aiding sciatica; scoliosis, kyphosis, and can benefit theimmune system (i.e.-cold\flu, immune disorders) and much more.Raindrop Therapy is a treatment that can be added to what a massagetherapist is currently doing, or can be a " stand alone " treatment. Ifsomeone is working within a Chiropractic office this is a greatenhancement to a practice. For the therapist practicing RaindropTherapy, they get wonderful results with far less physical strengthand less effort. Raindrop Therapy is a wonderful therapy forChiropractors and Physical Therapists. It can also be taught to laypeople and is a great thing to share with friends and family. 1) The Raindrop Therapy incorporates twelve different essential oilsand two different massage oils. These oils are applied in a specificway and specific order. There is a hydrotherapy application thatassists in the delivery of the oils to deep tissues. There is aMassage process to go along with the oils to promote relaxation andlengthens the tissues in the back and neck. Though this treatment ismostly thought of in regards to the back and neck you can receivebenefits to other areas of the body such as, elbow pain, shoulderpain, knee pain, etc… Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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