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At Ideal Ayurvedic Resort, each individual is analyzed constitutionally followed by proper ayurvedic disease diagnosis and then therapies are started for the same. We provide Abhyanga Ayurvedic full body massage that is unique to each individual and their body type (dosha), identifying the underlying factors in the ailment.
The abhyanga ayurvedic full body massage is performed by herbal oils. Abhyanga ayurvedic full body massage is a highly effective ayurvedic oil massage therapy for healing and detoxifying body, mind, and spirit. It incorporates an aromatic combination of oils prepared with herbs warmed and blended to your dosha type.
Abhyanga aims to prevent/ excrete buildup of toxic substances and restore the balance of energies Vata, Pitta & Kapha inside the body. In order to achieve this, a variety of techniques are applied to work along the energy channels of your body in a synchronized manner to restore the flow of vital energy, Prana, where it has become blocked.
Abhyanga is also considered as a detoxifying massage. Warm oil is the best remedy for Vata which is governing energy for healthy body and mind. Abhyanga full body massage initiates deep healing within cells. Hence it is one of the most popular therapies in Ayurveda treatments..
Abhyanga massage is a mild whole body massage performed on the head to toe with warm oils. The therapist will perform the procedure slowly with varying positions for achieving better results. The oil is applied to the neck, heart, abdomen, face, eyes, joints, chest, ears, arms, forehead, knees and the feet. The therapist will soak the oil for few minutes before applying in to the body. An abhyanga massage can lasts for 45 to 60 minutes. The therapy is performed in seven different positions which pave way for improving health conditions effectively.
Abhyanga Ayurvedic massage helps with a wide range of medical conditions including:
Abhyanga Ayurvedic massage can stimulate weak, inactive muscles and thus partially compensate for the lack of exercise and inactivity resulting from illness or injury. It also can hasten and lead to a complete recovery from exercise or injury.