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AYURVEDA Therapy

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Ayurveda means, in Sanskrit, science (veda) of life (ayur), and is an ancient Indian therapy that uses techniques of massage, nutrition, aromatherapy, phytotherapy, among others. Through diagnosis based on the study of the body, mind and soul, this therapy, in addition to healing, also  acts as a preventative.

Ayurveda believes that the human body is made up of 3 principles, or Doshas, which are Vata, Pitta and Kapha, which are combinations of the elements Ether, Air, Fire, Water and Earth. The imbalance in the proportion of these elements can lead to the appearance of diseases, so through massages, food and phytotherapy, specific to each Dosha, this therapy aims to keep the elements in balance in the body of each human being.

 

 

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For more information, contact us HERE or via telephone (+351) 282 484 256 or 925 455 725

 

ON PERSON AYURVEDA CONSULTATION - 70€ - DR. PAULO MEIRA

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ONLINE AYURVEDA CONSULTATION - 50€ - DR. ROHIT BORKAR

Ayurveda medicine consultation is extremely important in terms of adapting treatments, guidelines and supplements in a unique way and adjusted to the patient in question. The individualization of treatments and the guidelines that result from them are critically important for their success.

When you propose an Ayurveda Medicine Consultation, try to find out the experience of the therapist or doctor in question, where you studied, acquired your knowledge. Try to meet current or former patients and prove the effectiveness of your treatments and indications.

This Medicine is recognized by WHO "World Health Organization" and one of the two official health systems used in India.

The Ayurveda Therapy consultation uses a set of measurement instruments to assess the body and mental biotype of each person, through a questionnaire, analysis of the pulse, eyes, nails, tongue and organic imbalances. Through the diagnosis made, a specific treatment is advised for each person, taking into account the dysfunctions of the organism (disease states) and the prevention of these possible dysfunctions, outlining a specific diet for health balance in accordance with the Ayurveda typology and Ayurvedic naturopathic “medicines” based on natural medicinal herbs. During the consultation, we advise the types of foods and flavors that favor you, taking into account the seasons of the year, the colors that help you to maintain a psycho-social and spiritual balance, the type of physical exercise according to your physical and mental characteristics, as well as meditation, essential oils, crystals, etc. that will be more suited to your personality.

During the Ayurveda Medicine consultation, depending on the complexity that the  consulta may acquire, a questionnaire will be prepared so that the doctor understands the routines, food, emotions, in general the day-to-day - patient's day. During the consultation, a pulse diagnosis will be carried out. (in person), urine, and special attention given to hair, nails and eyes. In this way, it will be possible to obtain important information that will lead the doctor to diagnose symptoms and details that will allow to identify the most prominent Doshas and to elaborate a food plan, suggestions to apply in your day-to-day, support supplementation and appropriate treatments, through the imbalanced doshas.

In the pre-consultation recommendations, you should gather all the information you find relevant, recent exams and even create a list of questions to ask the doctor.

 

All treatments are carried out with vegetable and essential oils of high therapeutic quality.

We provide Therapeutic Trips in the field of Yoga and Ayurveda Medicine to India - Goa, either in groups or individually, and whatever the option, all the details and procedures will be guaranteed by Villa Prana.

Request more information for Panchakarma programs. 

Annual trips are organized for Detox and Rejuvenation programs in Goa.

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Ayurveda Classic Massage 60'|90'

Deep and relaxing massage that restores the balance of body and mind. Specific oil and various techniques are used to improve blood circulation, remove toxic substances, relieve stress among others. Considered one of the most complete massages known to man.

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Indian Head Massage

Is based on the ancient Ayurvedic form of healing that dates back almost 4,000 years. It works the upper three chakras: vishuddha, ajna, and sahasrara, and can be used for physical harmony, for healing, for vitality, and for good, old-fashioned relaxation.

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Shirodhara

Is a form of Ayurveda therapy that involves gently pouring liquids over the forehead and can be one of the steps involved in Panchakarma.  has been used to treat a variety of conditions including eye diseases, sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, greying of hair, neurological disorders, memory loss, insomnia, hearing impairment, tinnitus, vertigo, Ménière's disease and certain types of skin diseases like psoriasis.

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Marma Detox

Marma points are manipulated by several techniques. Rubbing the Marma, applying pressure, oil massage, herbal paste application, and fomentation may be used according to the diseased condition. Stimulation of Marma can produce analgesia by secreting a number of prostaglandin inhibitors, endorphins, interferon and other opioid-like substances which are a hundred times more potent than opium. 

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Abhyanga

Abhyanga is a synchronized massaging of the body towards the direction of the movement of arterial blood.

In practical terms, it means massaging the body in the direction of the body hair. The scientific reason for this may be due to the increase in blood flow towards the most distal parts of the body. If the massage is done towards the heart, or in the direction opposite to that of the body hair, the massage may overwhelm the heart through the increased venous return.

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Abhyanga Pada

Padabhyanga is Ayurvedic  foot massage (Pada = foot and Abhyanga = massage) which is soothing, revitalizing, calming and balancing various disturbances of the autonomic nervous system. The feet are very important part in our body as it contains many nerve endings.

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Pindas | Kizhis

Kizhi Ayurveda treatment is a type of massage performed using small satchels containing herbal powders, herbs, rice or sand.  This type of massage is indicated for mostly for pain management and stress reduction. Is a useful is Ayurvedic treatment for osteoarthritis, spondylosis, muscular cramps, obesity, swelling, diabetes, and low Back Pain.

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Thai Yoga Massage

In this method, the therapist uses hands, feet and elbows to apply pressure to important points on the energy lines, together with gentle stretching and applied Hatha Yoga. This releases blocked energy and frees the body's healing potential, restoring balance and harmony. This treatment improves flexibility, relaxes, restores and energizes.

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Udvartana

Ayurvedic Udvartanam is a fat burning full body massage for Weight Loss. This Ayurvedic full body massage uses some special strokes especially at the areas of fat deposition in the body aswell as a mixture of powder. The massage helps to melt the fat which is further expelled out from body through therapies such as Kashaya Vasti, which involves enema using medicated decoction.

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Chakra Massage

Designed to awaken the body’s energy systems, this therapeutic massage restores your body to its natural equilibrium so you can take on whatever the world throws at you.

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Nasyam

Ayurvedic therapy that includes instillation of herbal oils, juices or powders through the nasal route. It works specifically on disorders of ear, nose and throat. Nasya is one among the five Panchakarma therapies. It is especially desirable for diseases of parts above the base of the neck; nasal passage being the gateway of the head.

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Swedana

A common Ayurvedic practice, swedana is a form of therapy that uses herbal steam to release toxins from the body through the skin. From Sanskrit, sweda (or swid) means “perspiration" or "sweat”; and during this therapy, sweat is released through the pores in the skin which release ama, or "toxins," that are rooted deep in the body.

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Meru Chikitsa

Meru Chikitsa is an ancient Ayurvedic therapy that involves light touching the body. It allows us to relax into our deepest nature, which increases awareness, grants access to infinite energy and creates a state of well-being, eliminating stress, illness and pain.

Meru Chikitsa works on the meridians, electrical circuits in the body and everything happens on a very subtle level. Works on body fluids and circuits, affects spinal fluids and bone structures

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Nasyam

Ayurveda Therapy that takes care of Smell. It consists of the administration of medicine in the form of medicated oil, in the nasal cavity, helping to correct physical, emotional and mental disorders and some type of energetic blockage in the head region. Indicated for headaches, neck or jaw pain, migraine, nasal congestion (rhinitis, sinusitis, allergies...), tooth and gum pain, hoarseness, drooping eyelids, sensations  tingling in the face, obstruction in the throat (uvulitis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis), speech disorders and loss, Bell's palsy (facial palsy), goiter, glaucoma, pituitary gland, unconsciousness/fainting, weakening of sexual energy, cataracts, bronchitis , dry nasal passages, diseases of the mouth, ears, eyes, nose and head.

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Swedana

Known as sweat therapy or sweating (very important regulator of our temperature and waste that harm our body) or simply ayurvedic sauna.

This therapy is done right after the abhyanga and never alone, as it requires the use of vegetable oils for each person and that in no way should let the head receive the same amount of heat as the body. The treatment time is individualized and depends on the imbalance of the Doshas.

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