Abhyanga means massaging the whole body or any specific area of the body like Head, Neck, Joints etc. with Ayurveda herbal oils. It is Nourishing, Healing and Lubricating. It is one of the most important therapy to control Vata dosha.

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Abhyanga means massaging the whole body or any specific area of the body like Head, Neck, Joints etc. with Ayurveda herbal oils. It is Nourishing, Healing and Lubricating. It is one of the most important therapy to control Vata dosha.

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In this procedure, massage is done with special bags or pouch made with medicinal herbs or other nutritious items like cooked rice or herbal decoction etc. The bags are heated in warm liquids for few minutes and then are used for massaging the body.

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In this exclusive therapy, a continuous stream of lukewarm medicated oil is poured on the whole body with simultaneous soft massage with rhythmic hand movements. It helps to relieving pain and stress, nourishing the nerves and muscular tissues, and inducing the peace of mind and relaxation. Pizhichil has good results in Joint, Muscles and Nervous […]

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In this therapy, a continuous and controlled stream of warm oil is poured on the centre of the forehead through a vessel at a uniform speed. The temperature and speed of the oil stream are kept constant throughout the procedure. This therapy has good results in pacifying the Doshas lodged in head region.

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Abhyanga means massaging the whole body or any specific area of the body like Head, Neck, Joints etc. with Ayurveda herbal oils. It is Nourishing, Healing and Lubricating. It is one of the most important therapy to control Vata dosha.

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Snehanam literally means “Love”. Oleation involves application of oil or oily substance on the body. Ayurveda has recommended specific formulations of oils made with Herbs, Minerals, Food substances etc, for specific conditions for external use. Similar to Oils, Ghee made with different ingredients are used particularly for internal use.

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The therapies that generate sweat are called fomentation therapies. Oleation therapies are generally followed by fomentation therapies. The tissues made soft by oleation therapies become more flexible by subsequent fomentation.

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