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Ayurvedic treatments work both on the physical and subtle body. It brings balance to the life force- prana, releases toxins and provides complete relaxation. It starts with an ayurvedic consultation to first know your body constitution (Dosha). Then, herbs and herbal oils are prepared to suit your pre-diagnosed body constitution (Vata, Pitta or Kapha doshas).
Ayurvedic
Compress Massage....
$
175/session- (70 min.)
Traditional hot herbal
compresses contain a blend of many herbs,
all wrapped in cotton. The herbal compress
ball is placed over a steamer then applied
to the skin, which when applied with
heat and pressure, transfers the essential
oils from the herbs to the recipient's
skin. This unique combination of heat,
herbs, aromatic scent, and massage help
to reduce muscular tension, increases
blood circulation, stimulate lymphatic
drainage and open blocked energy, Healing
and improving skin appearance. An unforgettable
experience!
Sirodhara(Oil
Pouring).....$
150/session (45 min.)
In
Sanskrit shiro means
head and dhara means flow. It is
a rejuvenating process as it is
found helpful in eliminating lots
of disorders and improve vitality.
In ayurveda warm Herbal Medicated
oil is poured on the forehead 'third
eye' for profound relaxation. Shirodhara
also gives strength to the nervous
system and helps to liberate toxins.
This treatment releases tension
and is excellent for people with
chronic stress related problems,
any head or neck problems such as
insomnia, chronic headache, sleeplessness,
anxiety etc.
Jalaneti
(Nasal Irrigation)....
$
25/session
Jalaneti
is a process of cleansing the air
passage of the nostrils and the
throat by washing them with tepid
saline water. One of the simplest
yet a very powerful technique, Neti
has been found working wonders for
chronic sinusitis, nasal allergies
and in several cases for Asthma;
also helpful in relieving sore throat,
cold, cough, migraine, headache
and cases of inflammation of the
nasal membranes. It keeps the head
cool and improves vision. It has
a remarkable effect on upper respiratory
tract infections, especially hay
fever.
Speaking on the Oprah show, Dr.
Oz wondered why anyone should not
consider washing their nostrils
for managing their sinus woes. He
said that this treatment maybe more
effective than medication.
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