Ayurveda
Ayurveda, the fartest growing speciality of Indian system of Medicine due to inclusion of three basic treatment modalities like Nidan parivarjan, Shodhna ( Panchakarma ) and Samana which are unique one for the betterment of human being. The question arises that Are we using this with ful potential? Ayurveda has eight ways to diagnose called as Ashtavidhha Pariksha includes Nadii (Pulse), Mutra (Urine) , Mala (Stool) ,Jhiva (Tounga), Shabd (Speech) ,Sparsh (Touch) , Drika (Vision), and Akruti (Appearance). Now a days, Human being are constantly expose to thousands of potentially toxic chemicals such as metals, pesticides, environmental pollutants and social poisons such as tobacco and alcohol. The human body can not get rid of them may be due to fat solubility and limited excretory capacity. This results in the accommodation of toxins coming severe health problems. Panchakarma ( five procedure) is the first step to provide Bio-purification to the body. It combines different therapies of Prevention, Promotion and Rejuvenation
"A Wellness is a connection of paths, knowledge and action."
Joshua Holtz
Treatment
Panchkarma
Panchakarma emphasizes preventative and healing therapies along with various methods of purification and rejuvenation Panchakarma is a formidable Ayurvedic therapy which eliminates accumulated toxins from the body, improves metabolic rate and digestive fire and brings balance to the dhatus (the energetic principles of the body and mind). This powerful therapy will leave your body younger, stronger and free from chronic ailments and your mind calms down, stress is released and you are relaxed.
Accupressure
Acupressure is an ancient Indian healing art that’s based on the traditional Indian medicine practice of acupuncture. With acupressure, you put pressure on specific places on your body. These places are called acupoints. Pressing these points can help release muscle tension and promote blood circulation. It can also relieve many common side effects of chemotherapy.
Accupressure
Acupressure is an ancient Indian healing art that’s based on the traditional Indian medicine practice of acupuncture. With acupressure, you put pressure on specific places on your body. These places are called acupoints. Pressing these points can help release muscle tension and promote blood circulation. It can also relieve many common side effects of chemotherapy.
