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Abhyangam (Full body oil massage)

Abhyangam is a deeply nourishing Ayurvedic full-body massage that uses warm, herbal oils tailored to your unique constitution. With roots going back over 5,000 years in India, this traditional therapy is known for balancing the body's three doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—and supporting overall well-being.

Basti Therapy – A Core Element of Panchakarma Healing

What is Basti Therapy?

Basti is a therapeutic enema treatment that involves administering medicated oils, ghee, or herbal decoctions through the rectum, directly reaching the colon – the main site of Vata dosha. This targeted method not only promotes colon health but also helps eliminate accumulated waste like stool, urine, bile, and toxins from the intestines. By doing so, it supports overall bodily functions and prevents the onset of many diseases.

Diet Therapy

Step into a realm of wellness at Samudra Naturopathy, where personalized diet therapy takes center stage in fostering holistic health and balanced living. This article delves into the significant role and transformative experiences offered by diet therapy at this serene Kollam retreat.

Fasting Therapy

After doing quite a bit of research, I’ve come to appreciate the many benefits that fasting offers—not just for the body, but for the mind as well. I place a lot of value on both physical and mental health, and I truly believe they go hand in hand. I see this connection every day in my work with patients at the studio.

Hydrotherapy

What is Hydrotherapy?

Hydrotherapy is a gentle and effective form of physiotherapy that uses water-based treatments to help with pain relief, healing, and rehabilitation. It typically involves immersing the body—or a specific part of it—in warm water, allowing therapy to begin earlier than traditional physiotherapy.

Janu Basti (Knee therapy)

Janu Basti involves the therapeutic application of warm medicated oil or a herbal decoction over the knee joint. A dough ring made of herbal paste is placed around the knee, creating a reservoir to hold the warm oil. This therapy can be performed on one or both knees, depending on the individual’s condition.

Kati Basti (Lower back therapy)

Kati Vasti is a powerful Ayurvedic therapy known for its remarkable effectiveness in treating back pain and various spine-related conditions. Rooted in ancient healing wisdom, this treatment focuses on the lower back region—specifically the lumbosacral area—offering targeted relief from pain, stiffness, and discomfort.

Mud Therapy – Nature’s Healing Touch

Mud, a remarkable gift from nature, has been forming for over 2000 years through the gradual decomposition of organic plant and animal matter. Rich in beneficial microorganisms, minerals, and nutrients, this natural substance offers powerful therapeutic benefits thanks to its biological, thermal, chemical, and mechanical properties.

Nasya Therapy – Ayurvedic Healing Through the Nose

Nasya therapy is a traditional Ayurvedic treatment rooted in the ancient belief that the nose is the direct gateway to the brain and consciousness. Developed by Ayurvedic sages thousands of years ago, this unique therapy is designed to cleanse and heal the head and neck region by administering medicated oils or herbal preparations through the nostrils.

Pizhichil (Oil bath therapy)

Experience the transformative power of Pizhichil, also known as Thailadhara, a luxurious Ayurvedic therapy steeped in the wisdom of Kerala. Indulge in a symphony of warm, medicated oils gently poured onto your body, followed by a soothing massage that unlocks profound benefits for both your physical and emotional well-being.

Rakta Mokshana – Ayurvedic Blood Purification Therapy

Though not as commonly practiced today, Rakta Mokshana has long been an important part of traditional Ayurvedic healing. It is a specialized therapy designed to purify the blood by carefully removing small quantities of it from the body. This process helps to eliminate toxins, relieve inflammation, and treat diseases that stem from impure or stagnant blood.

Shirodhara (Oil dripping on forehead)

The term Shirodhara comes from two Sanskrit words: "Shiro", meaning head, and "Dhara", meaning flow or stream. Put together, it beautifully describes the essence of this therapy—a gentle, continuous flow of warm herbal oil poured onto the forehead. This oil is carefully streamed from a certain height over a set period, allowing it to trickle down across the scalp and hair, creating a calming, meditative experience.