The Raindrop Therapy (RT) is a powerful, non-invasive way to 
resolve many types of back troubles that have previously been 
considered totally hopeless. I am a walking example. My friend, 
Nancy Chaney, who is an Energy Fields Therapist, uses this 
technique on my back regularly and my severe case of scoliosis 
is slowly being corrected. Yes, you read it as I meant it: my 
severe case of scoliosis is slowly being corrected. Nancy began 
giving me this type of massage (RT) in February 2003 and 
yesterday when we measured my spinal adjustment, it had moved 
3 inches straighter at the main curve, with the neck still 
needing help and the lowest part of the spine still needing 
help. The hump on the right side of my upper back is greatly 
reduced because those muscles are slowly being retrained and 
relaxed by the application of the essential oils in the Raindrop 
kit. Yesterday Nancy told me that those muscles will eventually 
move upward, my whole back will have shifted, and the contents 
of my chest cavity will also have adjusted themselves.

Lately, I've been having trouble taking a breath. It reminded 
me of the trouble I used to have and believe me, it's no fun 
to have trouble breathing! When my back was in its worst shape, 
before February 2003, the hump and the tight muscles felt normal 
to me. Now that the muscles are relaxing and my body parts are 
shifting around, my back feels strange, and I'm having trouble 
breathing again... But, believe me, I'm going to persevere. 
It'll be worth the trouble.

And that's what I want to speak to you about. Do you have any 
kind of back trouble? I highly recommend the Raindrop Therapy 
of applying the essential oils. It's called "raindrop" because 
the oils are dispensed like little drops of rain six inches 
above the spine, then gently feathered into the skin with the 
backs of the fingertips. Anyone can give you the therapy; it 
doesn't require a trained therapist. The Raindrop Technique kit 
comes with easy-to-follow instructions and a video. It contains 
Aroma Siez (a blend), Basil, Cypress, Marjoram, Oregano, 
Peppermint, Thyme, Valor (a blend), Wintergreen, and 4-oz. 
bottles of Ortho Ease Massage Oil and V-6 Advanced Vegetable 
Oil Complex.

The Raindrop Therapy is based on the theory that many types 
of scoliosis and spinal misalignments are caused by viruses 
or bacteria that lie dormant along the spine. These pathogens 
create inflammation, which, in turn, contorts and disfigures 
the spinal column. A growing amount of research shows that 
microorganisms may lodge near the spinal cord and contribute to 
deformities (J Pathol. 1979 Sep;129(1):9-12 and Br Med J. 1976 
Oct 16;2(6041):912-3). More recent research in 2001 goes further 
in corroborating the existence of infectious microorganisms as 
a cause of spinal pain and inflammation (Lancet 2001:V357). In 
addition, vaccines made from live viruses may also contribute to 
spinal problems. Live, attenuated oral poliomyelitis vaccines 
have been linked to scoliosis (J Bone Joint Surg Br: 
1982;64(4):503-7).

Essential oils are some of the most powerful inhibitors of 
microbes known to us and there have been and there still are 
ongoing studies proving therapeutic essential oils to be 
important new weapons for combating tissue infections. I will 
site just a few of these studies right here and for your 
information, this comes from our Essential Oils Desk Reference, 
which is published by Essential Science Publishing. (Journal of 
Food Protection, Vol. 62, No. 9, 1999 pp. 1017-1023; Journal of 
Applied Microbiology, 1998, 84, 152-158; Journal of Essential 
Oil Research, September/October 2001, 13, 387-392; International 
Journal of Food Microbiology, Vol. 16 (1992) 337-342.) These 
studies show that thyme oil exhibits strong action against 
stubborn gram-negative bacteria; that basil essential oil has 
a strong bactericidal action against specific microorganisms; 
that the compounds found in peppermint oil, rosemary and 
geranium oils, marjoram oil and lemongrass oil inhibit the 
growth of Staphylococcus, Micrococcus, Bacillus and Enterobacter 
strains of bacteria. A 2001 study by Sue Chao and colleagues at 
Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, found that oregano, 
thyme, peppermint, and basil oils exhibited very strong 
antimicrobial effects against pathogens such as Streptococcus 
pneumoniae, a major cause of illness in young children and 
death in elderly and immune-weakened patients (Journal of 
Essential Oil Research (September/October 2001, 13, 387-392). 
Even the ability of essential oils to penetrate the skin and 
pass into tissues to produce therapeutic effects has been 
studied (Biol Pharm Bull. 1993 Mar;16(3):312-4; Control Release 
1998 Nov 13;55(2-3)253-60).

You may be interested to know that many essential oils used in 
RT, besides being antimicrobial, have also been documented as 
GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe) for internal use by the U.S. 
Food and Drug Administration. These include basil, marjoram, 
peppermint, oregano, thyme, rosemary. So, you see, Raindrop 
Therapy is one of the safest, non-invasive techniques available. 
It is also an invaluable tool to promote healing within, using 
topically applied essential oils.

So, because of my own experience, I'm able to recommend this 
treatment to you. If you choose to use RT, I'm sure you'll 
be surprised with the results, especially if you've been a 
"hopeless" case. Remember, you don't need a therapist to 
administer the Raindrop Therapy; you simply need someone who 
can read the instructions and follow them. To investigate the 
matter further, click on Raindrop Technique .  Then click on 
Essential Oils at the top of the page, then Kits.


To contact me personally, please feel free to email or phone. 

Dianne Wandruff
mailto:immunehealth@thephantomwriters.com
http://www.essentialimmunehealth.com