DŌTERRA ARŌMATOUCH TECHNIQUE

The dōTERRA ArōmaTouch Technique is a clinical approach to applying essential oils along energy meridians and visceral contact points of the back and feet to help balance sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems of the body. Developed by Dr. David Hill, a leading expert in integrative medicine and therapeutic applications of essential oils, the ArōmaTouch Technique improves well-being by reducing physical and emotional stressors and by supporting healthy autonomic function. 
The technique is simple and intuitive and uses dōTERRA CPTG Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade® essential oils for an unparalleled grounding experience.The ArōmaTouch Technique includes four primary steps designed to minimize systematic stressors to autonomic balance. Each step includes the application of two essential oils or essential oil blends specifically formulated to support healthy emotional and physiological functions for well-being.
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Benefits of DŌTERRA ARŌMATOUCH TECHNIQUE

  • Step one - Stress Management

    The first blend is Balance ( Grounding Blend) a mix of the following oils : Spruce, Ho Wood, Frankincense, Blue Tansy ,German (Blue) Chamomile .The oils in this blend may help establish a feeling of calmness,peace and relaxation. It may aid in harmonizing the various physiological systems of the body and promote tranquility and a sense of balance.

    Spurce oil:  grounds the body,creating the balance and the opening necessary to recive and give. It may help dilate the bronchial tract to impruove the oxygen exchange and also may help a person to relase emotional blocks. 

    Ho Wood oil:  is shooting to the skin,appealing to the mind,relaxing to the body and creates a feeling of peace and gentelness.

    Blue Tansy:  may help cleanse the liver and calm the lymphatic system to help rid oneself of anger and promote a feeling of self control.

    Frankinsense:  contains sesqiterpenes,which may help oxigenate the pineal and pituary glands. As one of the ingredients for the holy incense,Frankinsense was used anciently to help enchance one's communication with the Creator. It may also help promote a positive attitude.

    German (Blue) Chamomile:  is shooting to the muscles and joints. It may help ease nervous tension and eliminate emotional tension.

    Second oil used is Lavander:  is an universal oil that has traditionally  been known to balance the body and to work wherever there is a need. It promotes conciousness,health, peace, and a general sense of weel beeing, and nurtures creativity.

  • Step tow- Immune System Support

    For the inune support we have the combination of  Melaleuca(Tea Tree) oil and the On Guard Blend (Protective Blend)

    Melaleuca oil: the leaves of the Tea Tree have been used for centuries by the aborigines to heal cuts, wounds, and skin infections. With twelve times the antisptic power of phenol, it has a strong immune-building properties.

    Modern science has begun to investigate the effectiveness of melaleuca against different types of pathogens and microbes including MRSA (the hospital super bug). Its germicidal characteristics make it an excellent choice for wound care and tissue health. For the Aromatouch™ technique, it is used to support the immune system and aids the body’s return to homeostasis with its system cleansing properties.

    On Guard Blend:  the oils in this blend have been studied foir their strong abilities to kill harmful bacteria,mould,and viruses.

    Orange:  is antibacterial, antifungal, antidepressant and antiseptic. It is a powerful disinfectant and very effective against colds and flu.

    Clove Bud:  is antibacterial, antifungal, anti-infectious, antiparasitic, a strong antiseptic, antiviral and an immune stimulant. It may influence healing and help create a feeling of protection and courage.

    Cinnamon Bark:  has very specific purpose: 

    1. It is a powerful purifier 

    2. It is a powerful oxygenator

    3. It enhances the action and the activity of other oils

    It may have a stimulating and toning effect on the whole body and particularly on the circulatory system. It is antibacterial, antifungal, anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiparasitic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral, astringent, immune stimulant, sexual stimulant, warming.

    Eucalyptus radiata:  may have a profound antiviral effect upon the respiratory system. It also has strong anti-bacterial, anticatarrhal and antiseptic properties.

    Rosemary:   May help balance heart function, energize the solar plexus, and reduce mental fatigue. It may improve circulation and help stimulate the nerves. It is antiseptic and anti-infectious. 

    The oils in this blend may help it be effective for dealing with various problems related to the Immune System.


  • Step three - Inflammatory Response

    The first blend used in this step is the:

    AromaTouch Blend (Massage Blend): the oils in this blend were selected specifically for their abilities to relax, calm. The blend may help promote an anti-inflammatory effect on soft tissue and enhance all aspects of massage.  

    Single oils in this blend are:

    Basil:  has anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic properties.  It is relaxing to spastic muscles, including those that contribute to headaches and migraines.

    Grapefruit:   has calming and sedative properties. It may help with fatigue and stress.

    Cypress:  is anti-infectious, mucolytic, antiseptic, lymphatic decongestive, refreshing and relaxing. It may help improve lung circulation as well as help relive other respiratory problems. It may also help relive muscle cramps and improve overall circulation.

    Marjoram:  is an antispasmodic and is relaxing, calming and appeasing to the muscles that constrict and sometimes contributes to headaches. It may be useful for muscle spasms, sprains, bruises, migraines and sore muscles.

    Lavender:   oil that has traditionally been known to balance the body and to work wherever there is a need. It has antispasmodic and analgesic properties. It may help with sprains, sore muscle, headaches, and general healing.

    Peppermint:  is an anti-inflammatory to the nerves and helps reduce inflammation in damaged tissue. It is shooting, cooling, and dilating to the systems of the body. It may help reduce fevers, Candida, nausea, vomiting, and also help to strengthen the respiratory system.

    The oils in this blend may help it be effective for dealing with various problems related to the Respiratory, Cardiovascular Systems and to Muscles and Bones.

    The second blend is the Deep Blue (Shooting Blend) – this blend contains oils that are well known and are frequently studied for their abilities to soothe inflammation, alleviate pain and reduce soreness.

    Wintergreen:  contains 99% methyl salicylate, which gives it cortisone-like properties. It may be beneficial for arthritis, rheumatism, tendinitis, and any other discomfort that is related to the inflammation of bones, muscles and joints. 

    Camphor:  is analgesic (pain-relieving) and anti-inflammatory. It may be beneficial for arthritis, rheumatism, muscle aches and pains, sprains and bruises.

    Peppermint:  is anti-inflammatory to the prostate and damaged tissues. It has a shooting and cooling effect that may help with arthritis and rheumatism.

    Blue Tansy:  is analgesic and anti-inflammatory .It may also help with low blood pressure, arthritis, and rheumatism.

    German (Blue) Chamomile:   is antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and analgesic. It may also help relieve congestion and arthritis. 

    Helichrysum:  may help cleanse the blood and improve circulatory function. As a powerful anti-inflammatory, may even help reduce inflammation n the meninges of the brain. On a spiritual level, it may help one let go of angry feeling that prevent one from forgiving and moving forward.

    Osmanthus:   is one of the 10 famous traditional flowers of China. The blossoms are highly aromatic and are used in the world’s rarest and most expensive perfumes. It is used in Chinese medicine to “reduce phlegm and remove blood stasis”.

    The oils in this blend may help it be effective for dealing with various related to the Nervous System and to Muscles and Bones.


  • Step four - Homeostasis

    Bringing things together.....

    Wild Orange (Orange):  oranges, particularly the bitter oranges, have been used for palpitation, scurvy, jaundice, bleeding, diarrhea, anxiety, sedative properties. This oil may help with appetite, bronchitis, colds, colic, dermatitis, digestive system, muscle soreness, tissue repair, and water retention, tonic for the body systems – digestive & immune systems, aids emotional balance and skin. 

    Orange is a calming and uplifting to the mind and body.

    A safety data:  avoid direct sunlight for 12 hours after use.

    Peppermint:  is considered to be analgesic, antibacterial, anticarecionegic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral and invigorating. For centuries, peppermint was used to soothe digestive difficulties, freshen breath, to relive colic, gas, headaches, heart-bun, and indigestion.

    It is purifying and stimulating to the consciousness mind and may aid with memory and metal performance. It is cooling and may help reduce fevers. Affects the digestive, nervous, respiratory systems, muscle, bones and skin.

    A safety data:  repeated use can possibly result in contact sensitization. Use with caution if dealing with high blood pressure and during pregnancy.


    From ”Modern essentials 7th edition ” www.aromatools.com


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BODY SCULPTING MASSAGE (ANTI CELLULITE)

"Elevate Wellness with Lymphatic Drainage

Lymphatic drainage has emerged as a therapeutic marvel, orchestrating an intricate dance to optimize lymph circulation. This clear liquid, intricately linked to ganglion activity, is the cornerstone of numerous vital functions. From cellular detoxification to the transportation of fats and the ignition of the immune system, its significance is undeniable.

Through the art of gentle, unhurried, and finely-tuned circular or linear pressure, lymphatic drainage unfolds its magic. A remarkable outcome is the mitigation of water retention and its ripple effects: the curbing of stretch marks, reduction in swelling, relief from migraines, and more.

As the massage concludes, a newfound lightness and heightened vitality will gently embrace you. Experience the symphony of rejuvenation that lymphatic drainage bestows, nurturing your well-being from within."

The benefits of BODY SCULPTING MASSAGE

  • What is cellulite?

    Your skin, fat, muscles, and other tissues are in layers. Cellulite is a term used to describe an area of the body where skin has a dimpled appearance. Cellulite is thought to arise when the fibrous bands of connective tissue that anchor the skin to muscles break down, allowing fat cells to push up into the skin layer. This creates the uneven, bumpy texture that gives cellulite its cottage cheese-like appearance.

     According to research, 80 to 90 percent of adult women have some cellulite and it’s generally seen on the hips, buttocks, and thighs. It can also occur on the lower belly and upper arms. Cellulite, also called gynoid lipodystrophy, may be more pronounced in people who are overweight or obese, but it occurs in very lean people, too. Everyone has fat cells. While we’re all susceptible to cellulite, some people are more prone to it than others.


  • What Causes It?

    Some factors that increase a person’s likelihood for cellulite include:

    Gender: men have connective tissue that lie in a crisscross pattern, and those intersecting bands are good at holding fat cells down. Women, on the other hand, have vertical bands of connective tissue that are more likely to allow fat cells to bulge toward the surface of the skin.

    Age: as we get older, skin becomes less elastic and connective tissue bands naturally weaken.

    Hormones:  particularly the hormone estrogens — appear to play a role in the formation of fat cells and cellulite. This may be another reason why women have more cellulite than men. It may also help explain why cellulite seems to first begin after puberty and sometimes worsens during pregnancy.

    Genetics: genes can dictate the distribution of fat cells, skin elasticity, and other factors that influence cellulite.

    Diet: according to research, a high-fat, high-salt, high-preservative diet may bring about metabolic disorders that can accelerate cellulite.

    Lifestyle: certain lifestyle factors, such as not getting enough exercise and drinking too much alcohol, can affect circulation, inflammation, and the way fat cells are formed and distributed throughout the body.


  • Massage techniques used and cellulite

    In our treatments we use both techniques and we can always add a special essential oils too, to enhance the effectiveness of the session. Please discuss it with your therapist when making your appointment.

    Lymphatic drainage massage, a type of massage that uses light pressure to help the lymphatic system drain fluids, debris, and toxins; 

    Connective tissue manipulation (CTM) - is a type of massage to improve circulation that applies pressure to the ligaments, tendons, and tissues that connect muscle to skin. 

    Both techniques are effective in decreasing fat and the circumference of the area where the massage is performed.


  • Things to consider

    Cellulite is common, especially in women. Having cellulite doesn’t necessarily mean you’re overweight, unfit, or in any way unhealthy.

    While massage will probably make a difference on the appearance of your cellulite, it can offer other health benefits too. It can help you feel more relaxed, reduce tightness and soreness in your muscles, and decrease body pain. Massage may help you look better; definitely it can help you feel better.

    If you’re concerned about the appearance of your cellulite, you can also see a dermatologist who can talk to you about other anti-cellulite techniques or even a nutritionist who can advise you on a special meal plan to help reduce and effectively treat cellulite.


  • Final consideration

    Cellulite is completely normal. For most people, it’s not a medical concern but may be concerning in appearance. If you’d like to try massage to treat cellulite, understand its limitations.

    Massage isn’t a cure for cellulite but it might  improve skin’s appearance and make cellulite less noticeable. Massage does have many health benefits so it may be worth adding to your wellness regimen.




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