Ayurvedic Services

Benefits of an Ayurvedic treatment: 

Ayurvedic Massage helps promote proper growth and development of the internal organs and is helpful for sleep disorders and relaxation. Massage is also good for people who suffer from cold hands and feet as it promotes the circulation. Massage is considered as a protector, rejuvenator and for preservation of the body. It will increase your self-confidence and will power.

In today’s lifestyle everyone is going through some sort of stress whether it is work, family, or relationship related, creating feelings of loneliness, and up tightness. These conditions along with irregular eating habits, rushing around, excessive stimulation create Vata aggravations in an individual. Ayurvedic Massage is the only answer, as the application of the warm medicated oil and the soft rhythmic strokes help to restore and balance Vata
quickly.

Nowadays, our surroundings are not so pure and the chances of being infected by bacteria and viruses have increased. Ayurvedic massage plays a role as it helps in the production of antibodies that provide more resistance. As a result, this improves the body’s defence mechanism and increases our immunity towards environmental influences. In ancient texts such as Charaka and Vagbhatta, the following benefits of Ayurvedic massage have been described that show why it has been considered as one of the most beneficial exercises of all time.

Due to an incompatible diet and lifestyle Vata will get aggravated which will affect the Central Nervous System and create pain in the muscles and joints. Regular
massage with the special medicated oils helps to balance Vata.
-Improves the Eyesight
-Increases Stamina
-Increases Longevity
-Improves Sleeping
-Strengthens the Skin
-Provides Resistance Against Disease and Disharmony
-Improves Agni

The most commonly used oil in Ayurvedic Massage is Sesame Oil (cold pressed). This oil has the special qualities that enable the stabilising of the three Doshas, not only on the physical level but also on a mental level. Sesame oil is a rich source of zinc, magnesium, phosphorus, iron and calcium and has the unique ability to affect the pituitary and pineal glands that are responsible for stabilising the levels of serotonin, which have calming and strengthening properties.

Massage is the scientific manipulation of the body’s tissues. It has an ancient history that dates back over thousands of years. It is necessary for every creature whether they are
animal or human, just as food is necessary for an organism from their birth to death. Food provides us with the nourishment from the external sources, whereas massage excites the internal resources and provides nourishment in the form of proteins, glucose and other vitalising chemicals within the body. Massage takes care of us like a mother that protects her baby from the weather. Massage is also effective as a cleanser, by expelling the toxins out of the body. Our first contact with the world is through the sense of touch. A child feels protected with the touch of their mother.

Touch has a soothing, healing and protective effect, and massage is the greatest form of touch that is able to provide nourishment to the physical, mental and emotional bodies.

Hanna will do a mini consult with you before your treatment starts and will then decide on the oils she will use for your treatment.