Holistic Equine Therapy with Raindrop Technique
Aromatherapy and Essential Oils
For many years now, tens of thousands of people have enjoyed the amazing benefits of the
Raindrop Technique, created by Gary Young,
the founder and president of Young Living Essential Oils.
Now you can bring that same love and therapeutic benefit to your horses.
What is Equine Raindrop Therapy?
Equine Raindrop Technique is based on Gary Young's revolutionary aromatherapy application,
it focuses on the unique structural needs of the horse's anatomy.
It's a simple, yet powerful,
treatment for your horse. It enhances the immune system, alleviates pain along the spine, and
generally invigorates the horse.
Advanced aromatherapy for your horse
Gary Young's Equine Raindrop Technique states that the purpose for doing the Equine
Raindrop Therapy is to strengthen the horse's immune system.
Equine Raindrop Technique
leaves the horse with an aura, an energy of healing and vibration, so the horse will
not get sick, as follows:
- Emotionally uplifting for the horse
- Smoothing and soothing to sore muscles
- Detoxifying
- Relaxing to the muscles along the spine, helping it to realign
Raindrop Technique® is a wonderful, holistic treatment for horses and dogs!
Nine powerful Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils are dropped like "little raindrops"
and massaged into the spine relieving muscular tension in the body. This procedure
originates from an ancient Lakota Indian Healing Technique adapted by D. Gary Young
of Young Living Essential Oils.
The Essential Oils enhance the systems of the body and deeply energizes and detoxifies
the body as well as balances the electrical body. The therapeutic grade essential oils
used support the immune and nervous system and are designed specifically for topical
application.
Raindrop Technique® was developed as a result of research indicating
that many forms of spinal misalignments are caused by muscle spasms due to bacteria
and viruses originating in the spine and the tissues along the spine. Very effective
if your horse has been vaccinated and/or has toxins within the body, Raindrop will
allow the systems to detoxify naturally.
Eliminate chemicals from your horses and pets' life by using therapeutic grade essential
oils on a daily basis. Invest in the health of your animal as well as yourself by
ordering your products here.
Want to do something really wonderful for you and your horse?
- November 1997: D. Gary Young, N.D., President Young Living Essential Oils
"I have raised animals all my life and presently have several miniature horses as well as four
teams of draft horses. I also have pygmy goats, Barbadoes sheep and llamas at my ranch where I
reside. On my 1300 acre herb farm at Whispering Springs in Mona, Utah, I have an animal petting
zoo with Bactrian camels, zeeboos from Africa (miniature Bramas), Watusi cows and bulls, Walleroos
(miniature kangaroos), llamas, buffalo, miniature donkeys, as well as horses and goats.
As you can see, we have a wide variety of animals.
We have used the oils extensively on many of the animals and are continually making discoveries.
The animals respond extremely well and we feel they have benefited greatly.
In my experience, I have found that animals respond to essential oils much the same as humans.
Animals are not as sensitive to the phenol and sesquiterpene constituents so they can be applied
"neet" or full strength. One needs only to determine which oils are applicable to the situation
and then apply a few drops 3-4 times daily.
The amount for small animals like cats and dogs is like the application for a child: 3-4 drops each
time applied. For larger animals like large dogs apply 6-7 drops. For horses, apply 15-20 drops.
After applying the oils, I have found it beneficial to cover the open wound with gentle
care using Rose Ointment,
which keeps the skin soft and helps promote the healing.
I have applied the oils in the following ways:
- Apply on their paws where the absorption is very fast.
- On cloven hoof animals apply on the auricular points of the ears and/or spine or both.
- Underneath the top lip on the gums and on the tongue.
- Sprinkle a few drops on the spine and then massage into skin, just like with humans.
For various problems I have experimented with the following oils:
- Strangle in horses, I used a combination of the oil blends
Exodus 11 and
Melrose together. (4 parts Exodus II to 1 part Melrose)
- Ear mites in cats and dogs -
Purification® and
Peppermint.
- Ticks, fleas and flies - Tansy.
- Tumors (all animals) -
Frankincense and
Lavender mixed together, Frankincense
and Clove mixed together.
- Worms/ parasites (all animals) -
Panaway® and
Di-Gize®.
- Open wound (all animals) - Melrose™,
Helichrysum and Rose Ointment.
- Trauma (all animals) -
Trauma Life®,
Valor,
Peace & Calming,
Melissa,
Rosewood,
Lavender,
Valerian, and
Chammomile.
- Bones (all animals) -
PanAway™,
Wintergreen,
Lemongrass, and
Spruce.
- Nervous anxiety with horses -
Valor®,
TraumaLife,
Geranium,
Lavender, and
Valerian.
- Saddle sores -
Melrose and
Rose Ointment.
- Mineral deficiencies -
Mineral Essence™
(liquid tincture taken internally) may help meet the animal's needs and when met, they
quit chewing on the furniture and other undesirable things.
- Tissue repair and healing directly on wound -
Melrose™.
- May help with pain and stop bleeding -
Helichrysum.
- Healing of wounds and abrasions -
Rose Ointment.
In the News.....
From The Equine Journal, Fall Issue #37:
"a wonderful way to keep horses healthy and comfortable in their bodies"
"It is my intent to compliment your primary veterinarian's health care program...
It is your responsibility as a horse owner or trainer to take part in your horses'
physical and emotional health...Make sure you are aware of what is happening to them and why."
Natural Horse Magazine, VOL 3-ISSUE 1
"Equine Raindrop Therapy is an enjoyable and educational video with a clear presentation
of a useful treatment that can be readily performed at home."
"The benefits are evident in the horse's responses as the therapy is being applied to him."
Introduction to Complementary Veterinary Medicine, Southeast Equine Monthly, July 2002
- By Susan Rifkin Ajamian
"We want to give you an overview of many complementary therapies available, including chiropractic,
acupuncture, hoof and mouth balancing, and body work. We will explain what they are, suggest when
they can help, and how to find a competent practitioner (with some training you may be that person)."
"Aromatherapy is a safe, gentle, non-invasive and effective therapy you can begin using with a
little knowledge. Even aromas too subtle to be consciously detected can have significant effects
on the central nervous system. Aromatherapy can help with emotions, muscle soreness, infections, and more."
Dr. Mack has a video called Equine Raindrop Therapy.
In this video Dr. Mack speaks about Raindrop Therapy being a preventive
medicine as well as therapy. She explains that essential oils are
antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial, and emotionally uplifting.
Dr. Mack’s video on Equine Raindrop Therapy is available to order on-line:
Order Raindrop Therapy Kits: CLICK HERE
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