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Raksha
Patra Pinda Sweda
Patra means leaves, Pinda means a bolus, Sweda means sweat, and Swedana means a method of generating sweat. Pinda Patra Sweda is a form of treatment that involves fomenting (producing sweat) sore areas with the leaves of medicinal plants with analgesic, anti-degenerative, and anti-inflammatory properties. The primary purpose of Patra Pinda Sweda is to relieve the pain, swelling, and stiffness (catch) associated with musculoskeletal, joint, or bone pains.
Benefits
- Prevents the buildup of fluids in the joints
- Enhances the body's blood flow
- Soothes the nerves and offers relief from neuralgic pain caused by nerve disorders
- Helps the body to remove toxins through sweating
Shastika Shali Pinda Sweda
Shastika means “sixty”—denoting rice that matures in sixty days; Shali means “rice”; Pinda implies a bolus or bag and Sweda is the name of a sudation therapy. Shastika Shali Pinda Sweda is a type of swedana therapy in which sweat-inducing massage is given using a preparation containing milk processed with herbs and Navara shali(a special type of rice). It is a unique Ayurvedic therapy that includes a bolus of a rare variety of Indian rice being dipped in a nourishing herbal milk decoction and massaged onto the body.
Benefits
- 1) Helps in preventing the degeneration of joint tissues and wasting of muscles
- 2) Provides lightness in the joints, soft tissues, and muscles by inducing sweat
- 3) Corrects morbidity associated with Vata and Pitta doshas
- 4) Improves flexibility and movement of joints
- 5) Enhances skin color and complexion by improving blood circulation in the skin
Abhyanga
Abhyanga, or “oil massage,” is an Ayurvedic therapy that involves massaging the entire body, from head to toe, using warm oil soaked with herbs that are suitable for the patient’s particular Dosha. Herbs are frequently added to the oil beforehand to treat particular conditions. Sesame is traditionally the base oil, but Ayurveda professionals base the oil section on the Dosha type, thus herb oils like Ashwagandha oil, Mahanarayan oil, Bhringaraj oil, Brahmi oil, and Neem oil can be used.
Abhyanga can be performed as a stand-alone therapy or as a component of the Panchakarma therapy steps.
It is frequently followed with Svedana therapy or a hot bath. Abhyanga can be carried out by one or more therapists working together or by an individual.
Benefits
1) Reduce Stress
2) Lower Blood Pressure
3) Improves Vision
4) Increases physical strength
5) Delay age-related changes
6) Increases energy and alertness
Parisheka
Parisheka means showering or spraying
Sweda means sudation, sweating, steaming
Perspiration is created in this one-of-a-kind massage conducted by two therapists by pouring heated medicinal oil over the body.Relieves all doshas, especially Vata, improves digestion, and helps in the healing of fractures and nervous system diseases.
Benefits:
1) Prevents Ligament injuries
2) Alleviates painful conditions as in Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
3) Relieves muscular spasms
4) Improves texture of the skin
5) Detoxify skin
6) Reduces Fatigue
7) Relieves water retention in the body
Kashayaseka
The proper execution of this deep balancing therapy requires the involvement of several therapists and follows a complex process..The rejuvenating Kashayaseka therapy is offered just after an Abhyanga massage. While the body is being massaged, a warm herbal decoction is flowing over it in delicate rivulets.
This therapy has lasting effects and is very mild and calming. Varicose veins are treated, along with inflammation, pain from the body, rheumatoid and osteo-arthritis, and deep nervous system relaxation. As a skin anti-aging treatment, it also enhances circulation and skin tone. Additionally, it is recognised to eliminate excess Vata and Kapha buildup.
Kashayadhara
Kashayam and dhara both mean “continuous pouring,” respectively.The herbal decoction is applied to the entire body or a specific area during this treatment. The decoction is chosen based on your medical condition.
The medicine in the decoction comes into touch with the skin and penetrates the skin pores, soothing the mind and inducing sleep.
The pharmacological effects of the medications and the temperature that is maintained throughout the course of treatment serve as a counter irritant, a thermal stimulation that may modify pain and itching sensations.
This treatment can be used to treat neurological illnesses, muscle pain, inflammation, and skin conditions like eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis depending on the herbs chosen to make the decoction.
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- 262/1, BEML 3rd Stage, Remco Bhel Layout, Ideal Homes Twp, RR Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560098
- +919606018808 / 080-42174234
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