Shiro Abhyanga

Shiro Abhyanga

As the common name suggests this massage technique comes from India and to be more precise is a Traditional Ayurvedic Treatment. It is a type of massage derived from the Ayurvedic tradition that focuses on the head, shoulders and neck.

According to the ancient system of Ayurveda, the head area holds great healing potential. It is an area of the body with the highest density of Marma points (energy channels) and other energy gateways into the body (this is a similar to acupressure points in Traditional Chinese Medicine). In Ayurveda, Marma points are used in Abhyanga and Shiroabhyanga. These points are used to unblock energy channels and encourage the flow of energy (prana) in the entire body. Through a variety of different techniques, the massage works to release any blocked negative energy in the body that may be manifesting itself as disease or injury in any one of the seven chakras (energy centres) of the body. It does so by applying pressure to certain points (marma) on the neck, shoulders and head that correspond to each chakra (which is a similar approach to that of reflexology). This unblocks the energy channels, and allows for a free flow of energy around the body, restoring the individual to optimum health and feelings of well being.

Benefits :

  1. Soothes the nerves and improves blood circulation.
  2. Removes stress, relaxes mind.
  3. In prevents hair fall and premature greying of hair.
  4. It prevents headache.
  5. It helps in improving the glow and complexion of the face.
  6. It helps in inducing good sleep.
  7. Rejuvenates and energizes the body.
  8. Delays ageing.
  9. Establishes the normalcy of digestive fire and corrects metabolism.
  10. Controls and creates equilibrium in all the doshas.


Indication :

  1. Insomnia.
  2. Stress.
  3. High blood pressure.
  4. Hair loss.
  5. Depression.
  6. Headache.
  7. Chronic fatigue.
  8. Facial palsy.
  9. Memory loss.

 

 

 

 

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Disclaimer : Sandeep Kumar and Anupam Vasudeva are not GP, they have Ayurveda medical degree from India where it is considered equal to any other medical degree. This qualification is recognized in Australia by vetassess governing body as Complementary Health Therapists. Life Line Ayurvedic Herbal Clinic does not claim to cure a disease or terminal illness and does not create any unreasonable expectation of beneficial treatment. Ayurvedic medicines and treatments are generally considered to be safe but rarely may be associated with possible adverse reactions in individual cases. We recommend seeking urgent medical attention in the case of an adverse reaction. This website provides you with information. You must contact your Ayurvedic or another health professional before you apply them. Read More