Speaking of oil massage in Ayurveda of ancient Indian medicine, Abhyanga. Abhyanga is a Sanskrit word that combines Abiyasa (repeat) and Anga (limbs), and is a method of rubbing and massage the body with oil. Repeat and apply the oil to your body. Pour plenty of warm oil onto your skin and apply it carefully with your hands. It is an image that touches the skin perfectly with your hands to make the skin elaborate. The oil, warmed by the temperature of the palm and the body temperature of the person receiving the massage, penetrates the skin and improves blood circulation throughout the body.As a result, the blood and lymph flow can be promoted, and a detox effect that promotes the discharge of waste products such as toxins accumulated in the body can be expected. In Abhyanga, oil promotes metabolism by warming the body, including a moisturizing effect on the skin, and massage, which can be expected to have a beautiful skin effect. You can expect whitening effect. It also has an anti-aging effect and an effect of improving internal organs, and has a positive effect on gynecological organs such as the uterus. Abhyanga uses carefully selected vegetable oils, which are imprinted with high quality oils such as sesame oil, coconut oil and sweet almond oil. In Ayurveda, there is a technique called "Maldana", which is a stronger technique for pressing or rubbing, and a technique called "Maruma", which is used to eliminate energy stagnation caused by acupressure points.In Ayurveda, the treatment is performed according to several constitutions such as vata, pitta, kapha, etc. In fact, the quality of the oil to be selected differs depending on the constitution. Also, the stroke rhythm and pressure are different. Therefore, based on counseling, the therapist will adjust according to the customer's constitution. In Abhyanga, you can get the fatigue recovery effect from the deep relaxing feeling obtained by slowly massage with warm hands. It will purify your mind as well as your body. |
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