At the end of the day, people are always tired and wish to rest from work. It doesn’t matter whether you are working behind the desk whole day or moving from one place to another because the pressure can equally affect your muscles as well as general body condition. It is because of these stress factors that vatha is aggravated in Ayurvedic medicine leading to manifestation of various physical and physiological conditions on the body. When left unattended to, these could later change into different diseases gradually. With these in mind, massage becomes necessary as a daily regimen in Ayurveda which offers profound relief and revitalization.
Ayurveda massages utilize medicated herbal oils known for their therapeutic properties. These oils penetrate the skin, reaching deep tissues (Dhatus) to facilitate healing and rejuvenation.
Experience the benefits of Abhyanga at home by self-massage. You may opt for warm Ayurvedic massage oil or sesame oil and apply it softly all over your body starting from the scalp [prefer coconut oil for the scalp] and down to the feet while using circular movements at the scalp, ears, temples, and forehead then shift to the neck, shoulders, long strokes on arms to improve blood circulation.Massage the chest, abdomen, thighs, calves, and feet with care, allowing the oil to absorb for about 30 minutes before bathing in warm water.
To ensure powerful massage treatment, it is important to use Ayurveda Thailam that contains organic herbs and extracts. Depending on an individual’s physical condition or ailment, different oils may be applied. Keram oils that are sourced from coconuts are usually the most preferred option for hair, whereas Sesame oils can be used for body massaging in general.
It is necessary to understand that Ayurvedic oils are better chosen for treatment than luxury purposes or pleasurable sensations because they help in alleviation of knee pains, skin troubles and general improvement of health. Embrace this ancient practice regularly to experience lasting relief and profound rejuvenation.