Basti is the introduction of herbal decoctions and medicated oils into the colon through the rectum.
Read MoreShirodhara comes from the two Sanskrit words “shiro” (head) and “dhara” (flow). It's an Ayurvedic healing technique that involves having someone pour liquid usually oil, milk, buttermilk, or water onto your forehead.
Read MoreRaktamokshana or the technique of bloodletting Ayurvedic treatment is mainly advised for Pitta dosha (fire body humor) and Rakta (blood tissue) imbalance and toxicity.
Read MoreAbhyangam (Oil Massage) explores the ancient Ayurvedic practice of oil massage, detailing its benefits for physical and mental well-being. The article highlights traditional techniques and the various types of oils used to promote health and relaxation.
Read MoreSWEDANA(SUDATION) is a traditional Ayurvedic therapy that involves inducing perspiration for detoxification and healing purposes.
Read MoreJANU(KNEE), KATI(LOWER BACK), MAYA (NECK), HRUDYA(CHEST) & BASTI MEANS "TO HOLD" THE OIL IN COMPARTMET PREPARED ON LOCAL REGION.
Read MoreNetratarpan means "Ayurvedic Eyes Rejuvenation means giving strength to the eyes. excellent treatment to improve vision and clarity of the mind."
Read MoreUTTARBASTI is a traditional Ayurvedic treatment primarily used for gynecological and urological health. This therapy involves the application of medicated oils directly to the uterus, bladder, or rectum, providing numerous health benefits.
Read MorePinda Sweda, a core component of Ayurvedic medicine, is the focus of this article. It describes how the treatment involves the use of warm herbal pouches for massage along with steam therapy to alleviate various ailments and improve overall well-being.
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