Raindrop Therapy

Raindrop Therapy is a natural aromatherapy body treatment that promotes physical and emotional wellness. The technique involves dripping essential oils on the feet and along the spine, and massaging them into the skin using light strokes. A warm compress is then applied to help the oils penetrate deep into the body. Raindrop Therapy boosts the immune system, supports the body’s natural healing processes, promotes relaxation, and reduces stress and tension.

While Raindrop Therapy is a form of aromatherapy, there are some differences that make it unique. Raindrop Therapy involves the application of essential oils to the spine and feet. Other forms of aromatherapy may involve inhaling essential oils or using them in a diffuser. While both forms of therapy use essential oils, Raindrop Therapy is often considered a more specialized and targeted form of aromatherapy.

Raindrop Therapy involves the use of 7 specific essential oils, which are chosen for their anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, and pain-relieving properties as well as their ability to support the immune system and promote relaxation. These oils are oregano, thyme, basil, peppermint, wintergreen, marjoram, and our very own proprietary blend.

Raindrop Therapy is a relatively new treatment, so there is very limited scientific evidence available at this time. Some studies have shown that certain essential oils used in Raindrop Therapy, such as oregano and thyme, have anti-microbial properties that help fight bacterial and viral infections. Other studies show that the use of essential oils in Raindrop Therapy helps to alleviate stress and anxiety. In conclusion, while there is preliminary evidence that Raindrop Therapy is effective, further research is needed.

Overall, Raindrop Therapy is considered safe for most people. However, it may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those who have sensitive skin, allergies or certain medical conditions including pregnancy, epilepsy, and high blood pressure. It is also important to note that essential oils used in Raindrop Therapy can be potent and may interact with medications or cause adverse reactions in some individuals. Therefore, it is important that people with underlying health issues and/or who take prescription medicines consult with a healthcare provider before trying Raindrop Therapy.