Rain Drop therapy

Hi All ~   I am trying to get some feed back from anyone here who might have done Raindrop Therapy as part of their Healing with Lyme..   I would really like to hear your experience and if you think it helped you ... Thanks iin Advance :)

Rain Drop therapy is something I have done more than once over the years and
for me it was TOO strong. Too many oils are used at one time.

As far as Living Young Oils . In my opinion these are very high quality oils and specific blends. The one Thieves Oil is excellent for mold and other things.

I have taken a few essential oil courses and have friends in the aromatherapy business.

check out their website and their blends.

When I had a mold problem in my house it really did help pull me out of being
terribly sick.

The thing about Living Young is it is a multi level marketing type thing so of course people will give it a bad rap but everyone uses these ways of getting roducts out.

As far a Gary Young goes, he is brilliant. Jernigan said in his book that the Living Young oils are the highest frequency around. And I am not a Hansa patient or anything like that. just passing along the info.

Anyway, the oils are great but for me or maybe other very chronically ill people less is more with essential oils.

I had too much of a detox from the raindrop. I mean like by the time she got to the 4th oil I was going down so be careful .
Read up more about essential oils. They are very powerful and healing.

And the "physician" who runs Quackwatch has also been discredited...his medical license was revoked, yet he still claims he's an MD. In court, he has lost. And it is well-known that he tries to discredit even FDA-approved uses of Complementary Medicine (e.g., Quackwatch says acupuncture for pain is a sham - but acupuncture has been proven in clinical trials to be helpful for pain, and is FDA-approved for the treatment of pain).

As for Gary Young, I've seen the before and after pictures of his spine, which was crushed when he was a logger. He was told by doctors that he'd never walk again. So he set out to research and learn how to heal his own body. He used the essential oils to heal the tissues and nerves in his own body, and now he can walk just fine.

It is your choice who to believe (quackwatch vs. Gary Young), but a walking testamony is very powerful.

Yes, the YL oils are very strong. I have had Raindrop and don't think only one treatment is enough to do anything significant. But I do believe that a series of the treatments, done correctly and done with the oils that a particular person can handle, can bring about some excellent healing.

I've seen the YL essential oils heal a boil that antibiotics weren't touching.

I've seen the YL oils heal a broken leg that wasn't supposed to mend so well (in a 74-year-old woman).

I've experienced the pain relief in an injured wrist - my own - with the YL oils. Skip the oils, the pain returns. Not my imagination. I've always been a skeptic.

No, I don't sell the YL oils. I just use them.

anyone had any luck with raindrops? I am looking at oils now...

I also use YL oils and absolutely love them! In fact, they're what I started using before I was diagnosed with Lyme. Within a few months of beginning to use oils and changing my diet, I went from being housebound and pretty non-functional to about 80% of normal, it may be coincidence, but I'm hooked now.

I've been wanting to try a Raindrop Therapy, but have been a little nervous that it might be too strong. But I've read a lot about people who've had excellent results with Raindrops.