An Ayurvedic body massage is a massage which is performed using hot essential oils to increases blood circulation, stimulates and strengthens the lymphatic system.
Naturopathy is based on the principle of using natural methods like water, air, light, heat and diet to treat disease without drugs. It views the body as inherently self-healing and aims to support this through lifestyle practices and eliminating toxins. The document outlines several foundational principles of naturopathy including the unity of disease and cure, the foreign matter theory of disease, and the toxemia theory. It also discusses the five elements - earth, water, fire, air and ether - that make up the human body according to naturopathic philosophy. Overall naturopathy focuses on living harmoniously with nature to support physical, mental and spiritual health.
Fasting provides several health benefits by allowing the body to purge toxins and waste. It is considered a natural healing method in many religious traditions. During a fast, the body shifts into a state of autophagy where it breaks down and eliminates diseased or damaged cells. Some key benefits include detoxification, reduced inflammation, weight loss, and improved immune function. Fasting should be done cautiously and is not recommended for certain medical conditions like diabetes or advanced tuberculosis. When done correctly, it can help treat many ailments and support overall wellness and longevity.
Hydrotherapy/ Water cure/ Treatment by one of the Panchamahabhutas (water)Shweta Mishra
This document provides a history of hydrotherapy and discusses various hydrotherapy techniques. It traces the use of water as a therapeutic agent back to ancient times in places like Rome, Greece, India and Europe. Important figures who advanced the use of hydrotherapy are mentioned, such as Vincent Priessnitz in the 19th century and Sebastian Kneipp who popularized hydrotherapy. A variety of hydrotherapy techniques are defined and classified, including baths, compresses, packs, douches, drinking water and others. Guidelines for safe hydrotherapy administration are also outlined.
This document describes the Mind Sound Resonance Technique (MSRT), a yoga practice involving the chanting of mantras. It begins by explaining key concepts like the nature of mind and sound according to modern science and yoga philosophy. It then outlines the specific steps of MSRT, which include chanting mantras aloud and mentally while focusing on different locations in the body. The document discusses concepts important to MSRT like resonance, the differences between external and internal sounds, and the significance of silence and resolution. Overall, the document provides an overview of MSRT as a yoga technique that uses mantras and resonance to improve awareness and access deeper levels of silence.
Naturopathy promotes consuming foods in their natural and unprocessed forms. It emphasizes eating a diet that is 80% alkaline (from fruits and vegetables) and 20% acidic (from proteins and carbohydrates). The document outlines the concepts of diet in naturopathy, including eliminative, soothing, and constructive diets used in naturopathic treatment plans. It also discusses general rules for healthy living, basic principles of diet therapy, foods to avoid, and foods that are beneficial to health according to naturopathic principles.
Dry brush massage is a technique that uses a natural bristle brush to stimulate circulation, exfoliate dead skin cells, and promote lymphatic drainage. It works by brushing the skin in long, sweeping motions to increase blood flow, remove dead skin, and keep pores open. The benefits include reviving skin tone and color, improving muscle tone and strength, strengthening the immune system, and removing toxins from the body. It should be done for 5-10 minutes daily, starting from the feet and brushing upwards towards the heart.
Mud therapy involves applying therapeutic mud to the body and has several health benefits. Mud is prepared from clay found 3-4 feet below the earth's surface and contains minerals and plant residues that give it medical properties. When applied, the mud relaxes the skin, draws out toxins, and absorbs nutrients. This improves circulation and delivers nutrients throughout the body. Mud therapy can benefit skin health, reduce pain and stress, and help conditions like psoriasis, arthritis, and heart issues. A case study describes using mud bath therapy for 7 days to successfully treat a patient's psoriasis.
Naturopathy is based on the principle of using natural methods like water, air, light, heat and diet to treat disease without drugs. It views the body as inherently self-healing and aims to support this through lifestyle practices and eliminating toxins. The document outlines several foundational principles of naturopathy including the unity of disease and cure, the foreign matter theory of disease, and the toxemia theory. It also discusses the five elements - earth, water, fire, air and ether - that make up the human body according to naturopathic philosophy. Overall naturopathy focuses on living harmoniously with nature to support physical, mental and spiritual health.
Fasting provides several health benefits by allowing the body to purge toxins and waste. It is considered a natural healing method in many religious traditions. During a fast, the body shifts into a state of autophagy where it breaks down and eliminates diseased or damaged cells. Some key benefits include detoxification, reduced inflammation, weight loss, and improved immune function. Fasting should be done cautiously and is not recommended for certain medical conditions like diabetes or advanced tuberculosis. When done correctly, it can help treat many ailments and support overall wellness and longevity.
Hydrotherapy/ Water cure/ Treatment by one of the Panchamahabhutas (water)Shweta Mishra
This document provides a history of hydrotherapy and discusses various hydrotherapy techniques. It traces the use of water as a therapeutic agent back to ancient times in places like Rome, Greece, India and Europe. Important figures who advanced the use of hydrotherapy are mentioned, such as Vincent Priessnitz in the 19th century and Sebastian Kneipp who popularized hydrotherapy. A variety of hydrotherapy techniques are defined and classified, including baths, compresses, packs, douches, drinking water and others. Guidelines for safe hydrotherapy administration are also outlined.
This document describes the Mind Sound Resonance Technique (MSRT), a yoga practice involving the chanting of mantras. It begins by explaining key concepts like the nature of mind and sound according to modern science and yoga philosophy. It then outlines the specific steps of MSRT, which include chanting mantras aloud and mentally while focusing on different locations in the body. The document discusses concepts important to MSRT like resonance, the differences between external and internal sounds, and the significance of silence and resolution. Overall, the document provides an overview of MSRT as a yoga technique that uses mantras and resonance to improve awareness and access deeper levels of silence.
Naturopathy promotes consuming foods in their natural and unprocessed forms. It emphasizes eating a diet that is 80% alkaline (from fruits and vegetables) and 20% acidic (from proteins and carbohydrates). The document outlines the concepts of diet in naturopathy, including eliminative, soothing, and constructive diets used in naturopathic treatment plans. It also discusses general rules for healthy living, basic principles of diet therapy, foods to avoid, and foods that are beneficial to health according to naturopathic principles.
Dry brush massage is a technique that uses a natural bristle brush to stimulate circulation, exfoliate dead skin cells, and promote lymphatic drainage. It works by brushing the skin in long, sweeping motions to increase blood flow, remove dead skin, and keep pores open. The benefits include reviving skin tone and color, improving muscle tone and strength, strengthening the immune system, and removing toxins from the body. It should be done for 5-10 minutes daily, starting from the feet and brushing upwards towards the heart.
Mud therapy involves applying therapeutic mud to the body and has several health benefits. Mud is prepared from clay found 3-4 feet below the earth's surface and contains minerals and plant residues that give it medical properties. When applied, the mud relaxes the skin, draws out toxins, and absorbs nutrients. This improves circulation and delivers nutrients throughout the body. Mud therapy can benefit skin health, reduce pain and stress, and help conditions like psoriasis, arthritis, and heart issues. A case study describes using mud bath therapy for 7 days to successfully treat a patient's psoriasis.
This document discusses Pranic Energy Therapy (PET), an advanced yoga technique developed by SVYASA university. PET uses prana shakti, or life force energy, to revitalize the entire body including all organs and systems. It can effectively treat diseases like cancer, AIDS, and chronic fatigue syndrome by cleansing and normalizing respiratory functions, purifying energy channels, and bringing balance to prana, the body, and mind. The document explains the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system and the roles of the five types of prana - prana, apana, samana, udana, and vyana - in the body. It describes the eight steps of the PET process which involve breath
Mud therapy uses natural mud elements for healing purposes. It has origins in South India where mud from the Deccan Plateau is rich in minerals. There are two main types - mud packs which are applied locally, and mud baths which cover more of the body. Mud therapy benefits the skin by improving circulation and reducing spots, and can help conditions like psoriasis, eye problems, headaches, and indigestion. Different types of mud like black mud and moor mud contain various minerals and acids that can have anti-inflammatory and anti-aging effects. Local centres in India offer mud therapy and training courses in its application.
#Disease cure in Naturopathy, # Theories in Nature cureShweta Mishra
This document provides an overview of disease and cure in the context of naturopathy. It discusses four basic theories of naturopathy: 1) unity of disease and unity of treatment, 2) foreign matter theory, 3) toxemia theory, and 4) Panchamahabhuta theory. For the unity of disease and treatment theory, it states that the primary causes of disease are violations of nature's laws, which lead to lowered vitality, abnormal blood/lymph composition, and toxin accumulation. The corresponding natural treatment methods are returning to nature, conserving vital force, and elimination. The foreign matter theory holds that improperly digested substances accumulate in organs and disrupt functioning. The toxemia theory defines toxemia as
This document outlines the 8 steps of the Mastering Emotional Meditation Technique (MEMT). The steps include: 1) Prayer 2) Distinguishing thoughts from feelings 3) The art of sublimation through slowing down all levels of consciousness 4) Experiencing pairs of opposites 5) Simulating the experience of death 6) Basking in silence 7) Forming a resolution and 8) Ending prayers to bless all. Practicing these steps is meant to help reduce anger and anxiety while retaining bliss and peace throughout the day.
Udvartana is an exfoliating herbal paste massage done against the direction of hair growth from the neck down. It shows best results after an abhyanga oil massage and steam. Herbal pastes made from oils and powders are massaged over the body and then rinsed off. Udvartana benefits include reducing fat, improving skin and complexion, increasing stability, and correcting imbalances. Contraindications include dry skin, pregnancy, emaciation, children, and after panchakarma procedures.
Yoga nidra is a meditative practice introduced by Swami Satyananda Saraswati that is not sleep or concentration. It helps open the inner chambers of the mind. The practice involves rotating awareness through different parts of the body, experiencing sensations like heaviness and lightness, visualizing objects, and awareness of the chakras to relax the body and mind. Yoga nidra has benefits for conditions like insomnia, drug addiction, pain, pregnancy issues, psychosomatic disorders, and cardiovascular diseases.
Naturopathy is a system of treatment that follows the healing powers of nature. It aims to strengthen the body's natural defenses and restore health without attempting to eliminate illness. Key principles include allowing the nature to heal, toxins as the cause of disease, and acute disease signifies activation of immunity. Naturopathy utilizes natural remedies like diet, exercise, fasting, hydrotherapy, and others to cleanse and heal the body. The goal is to maintain acid-alkaline balance and eliminate toxins by following the principles of nature.
The document discusses how yoga concepts can be applied to social life and harmony. It outlines key yogic concepts like Vasudeva Kudumbakam (the whole world is one family), the four goals of life, and the stages of life. It explains the roles of yoga practices like asanas, pranayamas, meditation, and bhakti yoga. It concludes that yoga is an integrated way of life that can guide spiritual evolution through social systems and relationships, not just isolated practice.
The Gheranda Samhita is a text on yoga that describes over 100 yoga practices classified into categories like kriyas, asanas, mudras, and pranayama. It presents yoga as a gradual process moving from physical practices to spiritual practices through psychological techniques. The text is a dialogue between the teacher Gheranda and student Chandkapali and covers topics like cleansing practices, 32 recommended asanas, 25 mudras, withdrawing the senses, proper pranayama, different types of meditation, and the sixfold path of samadhi.
This document describes the Mind Sound Resonance Technique, an advanced yoga technique developed by SVYASA Yoga University in Bangalore, India. It works on the five layers of human consciousness. The technique involves chanting mantras at different loudness and pitch levels to induce resonance in the mind and body. Specifically, it involves chanting the syllables A, U, M and the Maha Murutyunjaya Mantra at loud and subtle levels. This is meant to stimulate pranic flow and mental waves while bringing understanding and bliss. The technique aims to release practitioners from bondage of death through resonance with mantras like the Maha Murutyunjaya Mantra.
Fasting refers to abstaining from food and drink for a period of time. It is an ancient practice followed in many religions. Fasting has many health benefits including detoxification, immune system boosting, disease prevention, and longevity. There are different types of fasts based on duration, purpose, and foods/drinks allowed. Fasting improves health by allowing the body to eliminate toxins and waste at an increased rate. Potential signs of detoxification during a fast include gas, bad breath, and coated tongue. Fasting has physiological effects like increased insulin sensitivity and reduced oxidative stress.
Shirodhara is an Ayurvedic therapy that involves gently pouring warm liquids such as oils, milk, buttermilk, or herbal concoctions over the forehead in a continuous stream. It works to restore balance and harmony between the body's three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) by improving blood circulation and oxygen supply to the brain and nervous system. Shirodhara has benefits for reducing stress, insomnia, headaches, and other mental and skin disorders. There are different types of Shirodhara defined by the liquid used - Thailadhara uses oils, Ksheeradhara uses milk, Takradhara uses buttermilk, and Kashayadhara uses
Greek physician Hippocrates documented hydrotherapy in the 5th century BC. It was known as the "water cure" and was practiced in ancient civilizations. In the 10th century, a monk recognized its therapeutic benefits. Hydrotherapy uses water in various forms and temperatures to treat diseases. It works through thermal, mechanical, and chemical effects on the body. Common hydrotherapy methods include baths, compresses, wraps and water applications like showers. It aims to improve circulation, detoxification, relaxation and pain relief.
Fangotherapy is a treatment that uses thermal mud containing minerals spread over the body to cleanse and revitalize the skin, after which the mud is left on and a massage may be given; mud therapy has been used for centuries to treat diseases and is considered beneficial for healing wounds and skin conditions. The document further details the composition, properties, effects, indications, contraindications and methods of mud therapy and mud packs/baths.
Naturopathy places primary importance on diet. It believes that accumulation of morbid matter in the digestive system is the root cause of most diseases, and that cleansing the system through fasting can eliminate this morbid matter. Diet is classified into eliminative, soothing, and constructive phases to cleanse, soothe, and rebuild the body. Foods are also classified as producing acidic or alkaline ashes, and the diet should consist of 80% alkaline-forming foods to prevent acidosis. Personality and health are influenced by the tamasic, rajasic, or sattvic qualities of one's diet.
Shirodhara is an Ayurvedic treatment that involves pouring warm oils or liquids over the forehead to relax the mind and remove toxins. It helps with issues like hair fall, graying hair, headaches, anxiety, depression, and more. The procedure involves massaging oils into the head and then allowing a steady stream to flow over the forehead for 30-60 minutes in a calm environment. Oils are chosen based on balancing vata, pitta, or kapha doshas. Specific herbal oils like jatamansi can help issues like hypertension or loss of sleep.
Chromotherapy is a therapeutic method that uses colors to treat diseases and promote healing. It works based on the principle that deficiency of a specific color in the body can cause disease, and applying that color externally or internally can cure the person. Common methods of chromotherapy include applying colored light through glasses or using color-charged water externally or internally. Each color is believed to have a different therapeutic effect: for example, red is stimulating while blue is calming. Chromotherapy is often used as a supportive treatment along with other natural therapies like diet and exercise. The document provides historical background on chromotherapy and describes various chromotherapy techniques.
The document summarizes some of the fundamental principles of naturopathy. It discusses 10 principles: (1) the body heals itself, (2) the main cause of disease is enervation or fatigue of the nervous system, (3) the deposit of metabolic waste products in the body is what causes disease, (4) acute disease is a remedial process by which the body heals itself, (5) food is a building material but does not increase vitality, (6) fasting provides an opportunity for the body to heal itself, (7) germs are found in diseased conditions but do not cause disease, (8) exercise maintains balance between nutrition and drainage, (9) external treatments only provide
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Are you looking for a "Ayurvedic massage centre near me"? Enjoy the revitalizing effects of Ayurvedic massage therapy. Discover a peaceful haven where expert therapists use ancient techniques to promote relaxation, balance, and overall well-being. Find an Ayurvedic massage centre near you and go on a pleasant journey of self-care and renewal.
This document discusses Pranic Energy Therapy (PET), an advanced yoga technique developed by SVYASA university. PET uses prana shakti, or life force energy, to revitalize the entire body including all organs and systems. It can effectively treat diseases like cancer, AIDS, and chronic fatigue syndrome by cleansing and normalizing respiratory functions, purifying energy channels, and bringing balance to prana, the body, and mind. The document explains the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system and the roles of the five types of prana - prana, apana, samana, udana, and vyana - in the body. It describes the eight steps of the PET process which involve breath
Mud therapy uses natural mud elements for healing purposes. It has origins in South India where mud from the Deccan Plateau is rich in minerals. There are two main types - mud packs which are applied locally, and mud baths which cover more of the body. Mud therapy benefits the skin by improving circulation and reducing spots, and can help conditions like psoriasis, eye problems, headaches, and indigestion. Different types of mud like black mud and moor mud contain various minerals and acids that can have anti-inflammatory and anti-aging effects. Local centres in India offer mud therapy and training courses in its application.
#Disease cure in Naturopathy, # Theories in Nature cureShweta Mishra
This document provides an overview of disease and cure in the context of naturopathy. It discusses four basic theories of naturopathy: 1) unity of disease and unity of treatment, 2) foreign matter theory, 3) toxemia theory, and 4) Panchamahabhuta theory. For the unity of disease and treatment theory, it states that the primary causes of disease are violations of nature's laws, which lead to lowered vitality, abnormal blood/lymph composition, and toxin accumulation. The corresponding natural treatment methods are returning to nature, conserving vital force, and elimination. The foreign matter theory holds that improperly digested substances accumulate in organs and disrupt functioning. The toxemia theory defines toxemia as
This document outlines the 8 steps of the Mastering Emotional Meditation Technique (MEMT). The steps include: 1) Prayer 2) Distinguishing thoughts from feelings 3) The art of sublimation through slowing down all levels of consciousness 4) Experiencing pairs of opposites 5) Simulating the experience of death 6) Basking in silence 7) Forming a resolution and 8) Ending prayers to bless all. Practicing these steps is meant to help reduce anger and anxiety while retaining bliss and peace throughout the day.
Udvartana is an exfoliating herbal paste massage done against the direction of hair growth from the neck down. It shows best results after an abhyanga oil massage and steam. Herbal pastes made from oils and powders are massaged over the body and then rinsed off. Udvartana benefits include reducing fat, improving skin and complexion, increasing stability, and correcting imbalances. Contraindications include dry skin, pregnancy, emaciation, children, and after panchakarma procedures.
Yoga nidra is a meditative practice introduced by Swami Satyananda Saraswati that is not sleep or concentration. It helps open the inner chambers of the mind. The practice involves rotating awareness through different parts of the body, experiencing sensations like heaviness and lightness, visualizing objects, and awareness of the chakras to relax the body and mind. Yoga nidra has benefits for conditions like insomnia, drug addiction, pain, pregnancy issues, psychosomatic disorders, and cardiovascular diseases.
Naturopathy is a system of treatment that follows the healing powers of nature. It aims to strengthen the body's natural defenses and restore health without attempting to eliminate illness. Key principles include allowing the nature to heal, toxins as the cause of disease, and acute disease signifies activation of immunity. Naturopathy utilizes natural remedies like diet, exercise, fasting, hydrotherapy, and others to cleanse and heal the body. The goal is to maintain acid-alkaline balance and eliminate toxins by following the principles of nature.
The document discusses how yoga concepts can be applied to social life and harmony. It outlines key yogic concepts like Vasudeva Kudumbakam (the whole world is one family), the four goals of life, and the stages of life. It explains the roles of yoga practices like asanas, pranayamas, meditation, and bhakti yoga. It concludes that yoga is an integrated way of life that can guide spiritual evolution through social systems and relationships, not just isolated practice.
The Gheranda Samhita is a text on yoga that describes over 100 yoga practices classified into categories like kriyas, asanas, mudras, and pranayama. It presents yoga as a gradual process moving from physical practices to spiritual practices through psychological techniques. The text is a dialogue between the teacher Gheranda and student Chandkapali and covers topics like cleansing practices, 32 recommended asanas, 25 mudras, withdrawing the senses, proper pranayama, different types of meditation, and the sixfold path of samadhi.
This document describes the Mind Sound Resonance Technique, an advanced yoga technique developed by SVYASA Yoga University in Bangalore, India. It works on the five layers of human consciousness. The technique involves chanting mantras at different loudness and pitch levels to induce resonance in the mind and body. Specifically, it involves chanting the syllables A, U, M and the Maha Murutyunjaya Mantra at loud and subtle levels. This is meant to stimulate pranic flow and mental waves while bringing understanding and bliss. The technique aims to release practitioners from bondage of death through resonance with mantras like the Maha Murutyunjaya Mantra.
Fasting refers to abstaining from food and drink for a period of time. It is an ancient practice followed in many religions. Fasting has many health benefits including detoxification, immune system boosting, disease prevention, and longevity. There are different types of fasts based on duration, purpose, and foods/drinks allowed. Fasting improves health by allowing the body to eliminate toxins and waste at an increased rate. Potential signs of detoxification during a fast include gas, bad breath, and coated tongue. Fasting has physiological effects like increased insulin sensitivity and reduced oxidative stress.
Shirodhara is an Ayurvedic therapy that involves gently pouring warm liquids such as oils, milk, buttermilk, or herbal concoctions over the forehead in a continuous stream. It works to restore balance and harmony between the body's three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) by improving blood circulation and oxygen supply to the brain and nervous system. Shirodhara has benefits for reducing stress, insomnia, headaches, and other mental and skin disorders. There are different types of Shirodhara defined by the liquid used - Thailadhara uses oils, Ksheeradhara uses milk, Takradhara uses buttermilk, and Kashayadhara uses
Greek physician Hippocrates documented hydrotherapy in the 5th century BC. It was known as the "water cure" and was practiced in ancient civilizations. In the 10th century, a monk recognized its therapeutic benefits. Hydrotherapy uses water in various forms and temperatures to treat diseases. It works through thermal, mechanical, and chemical effects on the body. Common hydrotherapy methods include baths, compresses, wraps and water applications like showers. It aims to improve circulation, detoxification, relaxation and pain relief.
Fangotherapy is a treatment that uses thermal mud containing minerals spread over the body to cleanse and revitalize the skin, after which the mud is left on and a massage may be given; mud therapy has been used for centuries to treat diseases and is considered beneficial for healing wounds and skin conditions. The document further details the composition, properties, effects, indications, contraindications and methods of mud therapy and mud packs/baths.
Naturopathy places primary importance on diet. It believes that accumulation of morbid matter in the digestive system is the root cause of most diseases, and that cleansing the system through fasting can eliminate this morbid matter. Diet is classified into eliminative, soothing, and constructive phases to cleanse, soothe, and rebuild the body. Foods are also classified as producing acidic or alkaline ashes, and the diet should consist of 80% alkaline-forming foods to prevent acidosis. Personality and health are influenced by the tamasic, rajasic, or sattvic qualities of one's diet.
Shirodhara is an Ayurvedic treatment that involves pouring warm oils or liquids over the forehead to relax the mind and remove toxins. It helps with issues like hair fall, graying hair, headaches, anxiety, depression, and more. The procedure involves massaging oils into the head and then allowing a steady stream to flow over the forehead for 30-60 minutes in a calm environment. Oils are chosen based on balancing vata, pitta, or kapha doshas. Specific herbal oils like jatamansi can help issues like hypertension or loss of sleep.
Chromotherapy is a therapeutic method that uses colors to treat diseases and promote healing. It works based on the principle that deficiency of a specific color in the body can cause disease, and applying that color externally or internally can cure the person. Common methods of chromotherapy include applying colored light through glasses or using color-charged water externally or internally. Each color is believed to have a different therapeutic effect: for example, red is stimulating while blue is calming. Chromotherapy is often used as a supportive treatment along with other natural therapies like diet and exercise. The document provides historical background on chromotherapy and describes various chromotherapy techniques.
The document summarizes some of the fundamental principles of naturopathy. It discusses 10 principles: (1) the body heals itself, (2) the main cause of disease is enervation or fatigue of the nervous system, (3) the deposit of metabolic waste products in the body is what causes disease, (4) acute disease is a remedial process by which the body heals itself, (5) food is a building material but does not increase vitality, (6) fasting provides an opportunity for the body to heal itself, (7) germs are found in diseased conditions but do not cause disease, (8) exercise maintains balance between nutrition and drainage, (9) external treatments only provide
Stressful times? Move ahead to book a session with the Amrutha Ayurveda Wellness Center, where you will be given the stress relief therapy for mental, physical and emotional relaxations.
Are you looking for a "Ayurvedic massage centre near me"? Enjoy the revitalizing effects of Ayurvedic massage therapy. Discover a peaceful haven where expert therapists use ancient techniques to promote relaxation, balance, and overall well-being. Find an Ayurvedic massage centre near you and go on a pleasant journey of self-care and renewal.
Ayurvedic body massage is an ancient Indian therapy that uses herbal oils tailored to individual body types. It aims to rejuvenate the body, mind, and spirit by removing toxins and promoting healing. The massage improves circulation, nourishes skin and organs, reduces stress and signs of aging, and strengthens the immune system. It uses herbal oils blended according to each person's doshas or bodily humors, and is a holistic treatment providing benefits for both physical and mental well-being.
This document provides information about the Ayurvedic treatment known as Kayakalpa. It begins by explaining that Kayakalpa aims to arrest aging, improve immunity, and cure degenerative diseases by harmonizing the mind and body. The treatment focuses on purification, nourishment, and rejuvenation. It involves various cleansing and massage procedures using herbal oils and other ingredients, including abhyanga (full body massage), swedana (steam bath), shirodhara (warm oil poured on forehead), and techniques like elakizhi and udwarthana that involve massaging boluses or powders onto the body. The goal is to detoxify cells, nourish tissues, and reju
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Abhyanga is an Ayurvedic full-body massage technique that uses warm herbal oils. It has been practiced for thousands of years in India to maintain health, improve sleep, increase longevity, and treat certain disorders. The massage involves five strokes - sweeping, tapping, kneading, rubbing, and squeezing - performed over the entire body for 15-45 minutes using medicated oils tailored to individual needs. Regular Abhyanga provides numerous benefits like increased circulation, toned muscles, calmed nerves, lubricated joints, better sleep, and balanced Vata dosha.
Spa is a way to make of your body and mind for a while to provide relaxation and peace of mind. Spa treatment benefits include helping you to cope up with stress or healing from body aches.
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Ayurvedic Abhyanga Massage is a traditional Indian technique where your body is massaged with the finest herbal oil inspired from ancient Indian Ayurveda. This helps reduce your body fatigue and knots in the muscles.
Body massage involves applying pressure to muscles and skin to reduce stress and fatigue while improving circulation. It provides physical, mental and emotional benefits. There are many types of massage including Swedish, aromatherapy, hot stone, deep tissue, shiatsu, Thai, reflexology, prenatal, sports, and acupressure massage which use various techniques like kneading, tapping, vibration and stretching. A typical one hour full body massage progresses from legs to arms to back. Drinking water before and after aids recovery.
The document provides information about Nanthikan Massage Menu including:
- Nanthikan offers traditional Thai massage and other treatments using quality oils.
- Treatments include traditional Thai massage, aromatherapy oil massage, hot oil massage, coconut oil massage, foot massage, herbal compress, and facial treatments.
- Training is also available in Thai massage techniques for various time periods.
Panchakarma Treatment In Ayurveda, Panchakarma is the ultimate mind-body healing experience for detoxifying the body, strengthening the immune system, and restoring balance and well-being. It is one the most effective healing modality in Ayurvedic Medicine. It promotes Detoxification and Rejuvenation.
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Ayurveda is an ancient Indian medical science that deals with health, daily life and longevity. It is based on experience and observation. Panchakarma is an important Ayurvedic treatment that aims to detoxify and eliminate toxins from the body using five procedures. The basic principles of Panchakarma involve oleation and fomentation therapies to soften tissues and help flush out toxins. Some common Panchakarma therapies that apply these principles are Abhyanga, Shirodhara, Pizhichil and Potali Massage.
The document discusses three popular forms of alternative medicine - aromatherapy, acupuncture, and physical exercise like tai chi and yoga. Aromatherapy uses essential oils to encourage relaxation or stimulation. Acupuncture relieves stress and promotes well-being by clearing blocked energy pathways. Physical exercises have benefits like improved flexibility and reduced stress through precise movements and controlled breathing.
You must have heard that drinking warm water with 3-4 drops of lemon juice every morning can aid in weight loss!
Yes. You can start your weight loss journey with a drill as simple as this. Along with weight loss, it also helps detoxify your digestive system and restore lost fluids to rehydrate your body.
1) Ayurveda defines health holistically as physical, mental, spiritual, and social well-being. It aims to keep people healthy by addressing imbalances in the doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), which are the root cause of disease according to Ayurveda.
2) Rejuvenation therapies like Abhyangam (massage), Shirodhara (pouring oil on the forehead), and steam baths can help eliminate stress, toxins, and excess fat while promoting relaxation, circulation, healing and overall balance.
3) Such therapies should be done for 14-28 days every 3 years between ages 25-75 for rejuvenation and health
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Ayurvedic medicine focuses on balancing the mind, body and spirit. It treats illnesses through natural means like herbs, plants and fruits. The document outlines 6 main benefits of Ayurvedic medicine: lowering stress and anxiety, normalizing blood pressure and cholesterol, preventing diabetes, building immunity and cleansing the body, balancing hormones, and aiding weight regulation and maintenance. Ayurvedic medicine takes a holistic approach and aims to improve overall emotional, mental and physical well-being through natural remedies.
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Help children identify and understand their own emotions and the emotions of others.
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Aid cognitive and language development through engaging and meaningful conversations.
Teach Social Skills:
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2. Index
1. Body Massage in Ayurvedic
1. 6 Types of Body Massage in Ayurvedic
1. Abhyanga
2. Garshana
3. Udvartana
4. Shirodhara
5. Pizhichil
3. Body Massage in Ayurvedic
An Ayurvedic body massage is a massage which is
performed using hot essential oils.
It not only works as a pain reliever but also as a
preventive medicine which increases blood
circulation, stimulates and strengthens the lymphatic
system and revitalizes and purify the body.
4. Ayurvedic massage is a key part of ayurvedic therapy.
There are different types of body massage treatment in
ayurvedic and every massage types have a different
procedure of performing and their health benefits:
6. 1. Abhyanga
In Abhyanga which includes a full body massage with
medicated herbal oils in the dosha as per patients
medical condition.
Pressure is given in different ways to the pressure
points which help to stimulates different energy
centres.
7. It helps the body in getting rid of deep-seated toxins
and improves the blood circulation of the body as well.
It includes a full body massage with medicated hot
herbal oils in the dosha as per the patient's condition
8. Benefits of Abhyanga
Calms the Nerves.
Increases stamina.
Nourishes the whole body.
Increases blood circulation.
Better sleep.
Strengthens muscles, joints and bones.
Assists in the elimination of impurities and toxins
from the body.
9. 2. Garshana
This massage does not require any oil or herbal
powders.
It uses raw silk gloves for stimulating the body.
10. Benefits of Garshana
Stimulates the lymphatic system which eliminates the
body toxins.
It breaks down the fat cells in the body.
Exfoliates the skin and makes it look clean and
glowing.
11. 3. Udvartana
It is an ayurvedic powder massage in which herbal
powder is used in massage.
The drying nature of herbal powders in the massage
helps to dry kapha which is moist and heavy.
12. Benefit of Udvartana
Boosting blood circulation and removing the body
toxins.
It helps in weight loss and removal of excess Kapha
Dosha in the body.
Improves muscle tone.
Deeply exfoliates the skin.
Gives mobility to the joints.
13. 4. Shirodhara
This is a kind of skull massage wherein a constant
stream or ‘dhara’ of herbal or medicated oil is poured
on the scalp to stimulate the nerves in the head.
14. Benefits of Shirodhara
Relieves headaches.
Enhances clarity and focus.
Dismisses mental fatigue.
15. 5. Pizhichil
The vessel named Kindi is used to put the warm
massage oil in this type of massage.
This vessel is positioned quite a few inches above the
body of the person who is taking a massage.
It depends on the patient’s health condition as to
which medicated oil is to be used.
16. The oil and the massage generate heat which causes
perspiration that is needed to Vata Dosha stability.
17. Benefits of Pizhichil
Removing pain and arduousness in the joints.
Improves digestion.
Strengthen neurological conditions, especially
paralysis, including hemiplegia, paraplegia and
monoplegia.
It is suitable who are suffering from painful conditions
and injuries.