YO1 WELLNESS HEALTH GUIDE: PAGE 16

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The Basics of Ayurveda

 
Ayurveda is one of the oldest holistic healing systems that originating over 5,000 years ago in India. There, the Ayurvedic form of holistic healing is used by a large cross section of the population either exclusively or in combination with modern medicine.
 
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Pizhichil (Herbal Oil Bath Therapy)

 
Pizhichil is popularly known as “Thailadhara” and is one of the traditional favorites among Ayurvedic therapies. In ancient times, this therapy was considered a royal treatment and referred to as “the king of Ayurvedic therapies.” Pizhichil means “to squeeze.” By combining oil and heat therapy, Pizhichil is used to enhance blood circulation and simultaneously release toxins from the body. ...
 
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Januvasti (Herbal Knee Therapy)

 
Januvasti is a Sanskrit term where janu means neck and vasti means to hold something. Januvasti is essentially the primary treatment recommended by Ayurveda to relieve pain in the knee joints. It is comprised of medicated oils which have been heated and then stored in containers made from black gram flour. These are placed directly on the knee area.
 
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Essence of Yoga

 
Yoga helps one to stay healthy while enhancing immunity in prevention and cure. It helps in balancing the emotions and contributes largely to maintain the mental health intact in the non-affected and affected to effectively deal with the challenges that would be around by the time the coronavirus crisis is over.
 
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Reiki: The Healing Touch

 
Reiki is a hands-on form of energy healing from Japan. Read the story of Dr Mikao Usui, the three levels of learning, the five tenets and the benefits.
 
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Upanaham (Herbal Sudation Therapy)

 
What is Upanaham Therapy in Ayurveda? Upanaham therapy is a treatment for the joints of the body to relieve stiffness, pain, swelling, and fractures through localized perspiration. It is accomplished using a paste of herbal oils and powders, medicated leaves, and a cotton bandage. This treatment benefits those suffering from conditions like osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, inflammation.
 
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10 Quick & Easy Fresh Fruit Juice Recipes That Aid in Boosting Your Immunity

 
Ten fresh fruit and vegetable juices to blend at home, from a carrot, ginger and turmeric immune booster to a green cleanse. Read the recipes.
 
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Best Therapies for Chronic Neck Pain

 
That niggling pain around your neckline refuses to budge and you can barely move your head or lift your arms. Neck pain is the common complaint of many. However, it is one of the most ignored body aches too. Read on to find out all about therapies and massages that will help you get rid of your neck troubles!
 
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Weight Management with Ayurveda

 
Weight management is a common phrase used to describe the techniques required to attain and maintain a certain weight. Most weight management techniques entail long-term lifestyle strategies that promote a healthy eating plan and daily physical activity. There are countless programs for weight management that can help you get on track or stay on track when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight./div>
 
A woman receives a Pizhichil (oil bath) and potli massage treatment on her back

 

Podikizhi (Herbal Powder Poultice Therapy)

 
Among the many ancient practices of Ayurveda, one effective form of treatment is the Podikizhi, also known as Choorna Swedam. This sweat-inducing Ayurveda technique involves fomentation, sudation, and steaming treatments. It is used for different neurological ailments, arthritic conditions, obesity, and sciatica
 
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What Are the Elements in Ayurveda and Their Significance?

 
The term Ayurveda means “the science of life,” where “Ayur” is life and “Veda” is knowledge. Ayurvedic principles state that the cosmos are compiled of the “Pancha Maha Bhutas” also known as the “Five Great Elements.” These elements originate from the “Pancha Tanmatra” known as sound (shabda), touch (sparsha), vision (roopa), taste (rasa), and smell.
 
Two herbal compress balls (potlis) rest in a dark wooden bowl.

 

Navara Kizhi (Herbal Rice Poultice Therapy)

 
There are numerous therapies in Ayurveda and Navara Kizhi is one of the most effective ways to relax the mind and body. Navara Kizhi is known as Shashtika Shali Pinda Sweda in Sanskrit where Shashtika means 60, Shali means rice, Pinda means poultice, and Sweda means sweat. It is a type of massage that induces sweat and provides strength to the muscles while rejuvenating and re-energizing your body.
 
A couple of hands is giving a foot and lower leg massage to a person lying on a table

 

How Padabhyangam Therapy Heals Your Body and Mind

 
What is Padabhyangam Therapy? Ayurveda is an indispensable way of living that uses methodically crafted therapies to ensure smooth bodily function and restored wellness. Ayurveda stresses on life-long healing through therapies and procedures. The “mother” of all therapies is known as “Padabhyangam”. Padabhyangam can be loosely translated as “foot massage “or “foot therapy.
 
A woman with her eyes closed is receiving a relaxing facial massage on her temple

 

Netra Tarpana (Ayurvedic Eye Therapy)

 
Netra Tarpana is essentially made up of two Sanskrit words: “netra” meaning eyes and “tarpana” meaning rehydration. This Ayurvedic eye therapy in Catskills utilizes ghee, which is clarified butter. Ghee is a healing agent for tired, stressed, dehydrated eyes and disorderly eyesight.
 
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What Is Ayurveda and How Is It Good for Your Health?

 
The history of Ayurveda can be traced back to 6000 B.C., but is said to have existed since the inception of the creation of mankind. It is a subsection of the Atharva Veda, and delivers the information to achieve a healthy and balanced life according to the sacred texts. Ayurveda greatly influenced healthcare practices in the past and was administered through oral practice.
 
A traditional Ayurvedic Shirodhara treatment is being performed, with warm oil pouring from a brass pot onto the forehead of a person.

 

The Ayurvedic Cleanse of Panchakarma

 
According to Ayurveda, health is not defined as being disease free. It is the state of normalcy of the three doshas – vata, pitta, and kapha, which broadly represent the nervous system, the metabolic system, and the nutritive system. These doshas keep the human body, mind, and emotions in balance.
 
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Live the Tranquil Life

 
Take a moment to catch your breath. There is hardly anyone who can afford that these days. To balance all your chakras, you need a calm state of mind. We need peace around us in order to focus on the task at hand.
 
A person receiving an Ayurvedic massage with herbal poultice bags (potlis) on their back

 

The Benefits of Practicing Ayurveda

 
Ayurveda essentially means the knowledge of life. It is a precise combination of science and the art of healthy living. Ayurveda is popular for its extensive natural healing ways that work on illnesses and improving the general wellness of the human body and mind.
 
A person grasps the back of their neck, with a glowing, X-ray-like overlay highlighting the cervical spine and pain.

 

Greeva Vasti (Herbal Neck Pain Therapy)

 
Greeva Vasti is a Sanskrit term where greeva stands for neck and vasti means to hold something. Greeva Vasti is essentially the holding of herbal oils on the spine, starting from the neck. Read on to know more about herbal neck pain therapy in Catskills and how Greeva Vasti Works Greeva Vasti operates through Sweda (sweating) and falls under the Panchakarma strain of treatments.
 
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Techniques and Benefits of Shiro Abhyanga in Ayurveda

 
What is Shiro Abhyanga Therapy? Shiro Abhyanga is a Sanskrit term comprised of two words: Shiro (head) and Abhyanga (massage). Shiro Abhyanga essentially means a complete massage of the head, neck, and shoulders using Ayurvedic herbal oils. These are the areas that are most affected by stress, which is why Shiro Abhyanga is beneficial in.
 

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