BASIC PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENTS
Ayurvedic Spa Treatments and the fundamental principle is based on total Relaxation, Detoxification and Rejuvenation of your body and mind.
Deepana, Pachana – Increasing Appetite & Digestive Energy in the body
Shodana, Shamana – Detoxification and Neutralization of Toxins
Rasayana – Body Rejuvenation
Mano Santharpana – Relaxation and Psychological Rejuvenation
Cancer Prevention
In Ayurveda, cancer is a disease that often involves all three bodily humours (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), though it typically starts with a predominance of one.
Weight Reduction
If you’re carrying many extra pounds, you face a higher-than-average risk of a whopping 50 different health problems.
Infertility Treatments
Ayurveda has a long tradition of supporting and promoting pregnancy
Sri lanka’s best Ayurvedic Spa Treatments
Welcome to the universe of Ayurveda, the ancient type of natural medication set up in India 3,000 years prior. It deciphers, in a real sense, as “information on long life” and comes from the Sanskrit words ‘ayur’ (life) and ‘veda’ (information or science), first showing up in holy Proto-Hindu writings known as the Vedas in the second thousand years BC. Today numerous individuals everywhere on the world follow the acts of this antiquated medication, not to treat an ailment – in spite of the fact that Ayurvedic spa treatments is regularly used to fix a scope of conditions – however to locate an all encompassing method to accomplish better wellbeing.
The theory is that we are all composed of a combination of five basic elements: ether, fire, air, water and earth, and that we’re governed by three life forces or ‘doshas’: pitta (fire and water), kapha (water and earth) and vata (air and ether), which are all determined at the moment of conception. The three doshas exist in all of us but two are usually more prominent. If our doshas are not in equilibrium, perhaps due to lifestyle, an inadequate diet, stress or emotional trauma, they can wreak havoc on our health, predisposing us to certain diseases. Ayurveda aims to rectify these imbalances, but the doctor is quick to point out that there are no quick fix solutions. By examining a patient’s lifestyle, habits, diet, and emotional proclivities, a practitioner aims to find the roots of a disease. Treatments are based on herbal medicines and therapies but must rely too on implementing lifestyle changes.
Everyone seeking Ayurveda treatments must first undergo a consultation. This is, after all, a medicinal practice, and different to a traditional spa. It is up to the physician to select the course of treatments he or she thinks is beneficial to your body type and condition. The therapies as well as the concoctions of oils and herbs are designed for specific body types, and some should only be administered during a specific period of the day. This is the sole purpose of Ayuravana and we hope you join us in this journey of healing & betterment.