Ayurvedic Massage

You have never experienced a real massage until you have an Ayurvedic massage. This type of therapy, which originated in India, is a general approach to deep healing, nourishing and comfort. Using essential oils enriched with medicinal herbs tailored to the needs of each recipient, ayurveda massage expert gently massage the entire body to treat cells, tissues and energy channels. This method helps us maintain our current health and prevent future illnesses, thus, leading to a happier and healthier life.

Everyone of us have dosha. Dosha expresses energy models that include our physical, emotional and mental attributes. During an Ayurvedic massage, organic oil mixtures are mixed with Ayurvedic herbs and heated to promote relaxation and detoxification. Oils are chosen to balance a person’s dominant dosha. At the appropriate temperature, these oils pass through the skin and pores in the body, join to the ama (poisons) and are released to detoxify the body.

Abhyanga is one of the most traditional Ayurvedic remedies, abhyanga uses friction-based spills and hot oils in the dosha. As the oil is massaged on to the skin, it enters the tissue to dissolve toxins at the cellular level. This massage style promotes blood circulation, stimulates immune system function and creates deep relaxation in the mind and body.
A daily practice of abhyanga is known to restore doshas balance, stimulate the immune system and improve overall well-being and longevity.

This is a meditative and calm treatment focused on a flow of soothing warm oil, which is easily poured into the forehead and on the third eye. Shirodhara has a massive influence on the nervous system. This means that the treatment is direct and immediately calm, relax and has a healing effect on the nerves and the mind. The soft pressure and soothing heat of the oil allow the spirit, the body, the nervous system and the mind to experience an extensive state of rest,such as meditation. This remedy is ideal for the treatment of high vata indication such as hypertension, insomnia, anxiety, fearfulness, and impotence.