Spinal treatment

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When I first heard of a spinal treatment, I was a bit sceptical. I’m a firm believer that plants and plant oils have healing properties. But to apply 3 different oils in layers and expect specific results, almost sounded too good to be true.

You see, nerves branch out from the spinal column throughout your body. The same as where nerves come together underneath the feet. So certain areas can be targeted in your body by stimulating specific areas in your feet. You are actually just touching the nerves that run to specific organs or areas. Now add an essential oil with specific benefits, and it is medicine that gets transferred to that area.

Nerves can have blockages caused by chemicals, toxins and heavy metals etc. If your nerves are “blocked”, and information gets scrambled, then how is it supposed to function optimally?

Now the spinal treatment is done by applying 3 layers of essential oils mixed into a carrier oil.

The first oil that you apply, is from the group of oils called a Phenol. This is a cleansing oil. You need to clean out or help the body to remove unwanted substances that are stuck in the cell receptor sights. This is usually a spicy or irritating oil eg. Cinnamon oil.

The second layer of oil that you apply along your spine, is from the Sesquirterpene group of essential oils. This is the “deprogramming” stage. Scrambled or miswritten information gets deprogrammed. It is also an oil that helps to repair damaged cell receptor sights done by chemicals or heavy metals. Chemical substances don't “fit” because they don’t have the same structure, thus causing mild to severe damage. Examples of oils from this category are myrrh and lavender oils.

The third and final layer is for reprogramming. This is from the Monoterpene group. After the cell receptor sights have been cleansed and deprogrammed, it is time to reprogramme. This group of oils also tend to inhibit accumulation of toxins, and helps discharge existing toxins from the liver and kidneys. These are mostly citrus, pine and Frankincense oils.

So in short;

Step 1: Cleansing

             eg. Cinnamon oil blend

Step 2: Deprogramming and repair/rebuild

            eg. Myrrh oil blend

Step 3: Reprogramming

            eg. Frankincense oil blend

Method:

Make sure that you have a good quality essential oil. Have someone apply 1-3 blended drops of Step 1 along your spine. The area covered should be from the base of your neck down to your coccyx. Then you repeat the process with a step 2 oil. Take in mind that it is not a massage, but an application done with gentle yet firm strokes. Then you apply the 3^rd and final oil blend.

If you don’t have someone to help you with the application, then you can do the treatment by applying the oils in different layers underneath the feet.

This spinal treatment can be done once a week for a few months to cleanse, repair and reprogramme nerves etc. Remember that the nerves are there to bring communication between different areas in your body. If there are blockages, then messages can be delayed or misinterpreted. If you have an illness or serious condition, this process can be repeated every 3 days for the first 2 or 3 weeks. Then change it to once a week. Make sure to inhale some of the oil that is left over on your hands, as this helps with the healing process in your body.

You will experience detoxifying symptoms within the first few applications. Make sure to rest, drink enough water and make healthy food choices.

This treatment can benefits anyone, because everyone needs proper cell and nerve communication in their bodies. It will help your body to reset itself, combatting sickness, disease, inflammation, digestive issues, tiredness and sluggishness.

I think it is time to speed up the “internet signals” in our bodies and improve delayed communication, so that we can all get our work done!

Lizelle

Recipe:

Dark chocolate hazelnut “fudge”

300g hazelnuts

Three quarter cup cocao powder (organic if possible)

1 cup ground sunflower seeds

1tsp cinnamon powder

2 cups dates (soaked in warm water for 30 min)

Half a cup melted coconut oil

-Roast hazelnuts around 20 min at 160 degrees Celsius.

-Remove skins by rubbing nuts together in a clean dish towel.

-Place nuts in a food processor, grind until a fine paste.

-Add seeds, soaked dates(removed from water), cinnamon and cocao.

-Switch food processor on until ingredients are well mixed and dates are fine. Scrape down sides.

-Add melted coconut oil. Mix until a dough forms.

-Press flat in a sprayed cookie pan, 1cm thick.

-Place in the freezer until solid. Cut into squares before it is too hard.

-Once solid, transfer to the fridge. Keep in a airtight container.