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Abhyanga
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The term “Abhyanga” is derived from the Sanskrit words “Abhi” meaning towards and “Anga” meaning limbs, indicating the application of oil to various parts of the body during the massage. Abhyanga is typically performed using warm herbal oils that are chosen based on the individual’s dosha, or Ayurvedic body type, and the specific needs or imbalances they may have. It is a form of full-body oil massage that is deeply nourishing, rejuvenating, and believed to have numerous health benefits for the body, mind, and spirit.
Abhyanga massage in Dubai is typically performed in a warm and relaxing environment, with the individual lying down on a massage table. The therapist begins by applying warm oil to the body, starting from the scalp and working down to the feet, using long, sweeping, and circular motions. The massage is typically performed with varying degrees of pressure and rhythm, depending on the individual’s preferences and needs. After the massage, the individual will be encouraged to rest for a short period of time to allow the oil to penetrate deeply into the skin before taking a warm shower to remove the excess oil.
Abhyanga is known for its potential benefits for the body. The warm oil used during the massage is believed to penetrate deeply into the skin, nourishing and moisturizing the tissues, muscles, and joints. This can help to relieve muscle tension, soothe joint discomfort, and promote flexibility and mobility. The rhythmic and flowing movements of Abhyanga also stimulate circulation, which can help to improve the flow of nutrients, oxygen, and energy throughout the body.
Apart from its physical benefits, Abhyanga is also believed to have mental and emotional benefits. The slow and gentle massage movements used during the therapy are thought to help calm the nervous system, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. In fact, Abhyanga is often considered a self-care ritual in Ayurveda, as it provides an opportunity for self-nurturing and self-love. The practice of Abhyanga involves massaging the entire body, including the scalp, face, and feet, with warm oil. This self-massage practice is believed to foster a deeper connection with one’s body, increase self-awareness, and promote a sense of self-care and self-love.
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We offer a range of services that follow the medicines and methods that Ayurveda prescribes since ancient times.
Our expert doctors will assess an individual’s health and well-being, determine their unique constitution (prakriti) and imbalances (vikriti), and provide personalised recommendations for diet, lifestyle, herbal remedies, and other Ayurvedic therapies.
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We offer a range of services that follow the medicines and methods that Ayurveda prescribes since ancient times.
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I’m delighted to inform that M’s blood test were normal and there was no thyroid alteration any longer. We are so happy! Thank you for your amazing work.”
I’m delighted to inform that M’s blood test were normal and there was no thyroid alteration any longer. We are so happy! Thank you for your amazing work.”
I’m delighted to inform that M’s blood test were normal and there was no thyroid alteration any longer. We are so happy! Thank you for your amazing work.”
