Ayurvedic Spas

These days, Modern spas are balancing innovative technology with a stunning, colorful array of treatments to draw more people towards them. In ancient Roman, Greek and Indian civilizations, traditional natural spas and mud baths were used by the people for their healing properties. Such natural treatment spas have been around for thousand years and the richness of their treatments have been passed down from teachers to disciples over centuries. One such example of a natural healing process being passed down through generations would be the method of healing through Ayurvedic Spas.

Spa is a Latin term solus per aqua which translates as health from water. With increasing awareness and popularity of natural treatments for health and beauty, many people are opting for ancient spa treatments. Major hotels and resorts across the world have a special section dedicated to spa treatments. Spa treatments let you relax and rejuvenate with natural therapies and oils in a soothing environment.

The Ayurvedic massage techniques carried out in an Ayurvedic spa provides respite, circulation and elimination of toxins and if implemented as a daily practice, it can even help to revitalize the body. Ayurvedic spa treatments, if followed properly, help in treating weight problems, skin problems and can also treat problems like detoxification, nutrition and anti-aging. An Ayurvedic massage followed by hydrotherapy and steam has been known to cure sinus, headaches, stress and eye related problems.

Different kind of natural oils mixed with special herbs are offered for an Ayurvedic Spa treatment. The 'herbal oil mix' is customized according to the body type of an individual as well as the treatment they have opted for. The most commonly used Spa treatment is that which is part of the Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy.

Pure herbal distillates, essential oils, plant extracts, crushed flowers, roots and barks are also being blended together to create unique formulations.

Ayurvedic Spa treatment involves a special herbal oil massage followed by hydrotherapy. It is said to not only stimulate the internal functions of the body but also provides nourishment to various body tissues. An Ayurvedic spa treatment. Ayurvedic practitioner claim that five day of continuous treatment helps in cleansing the toxins and provides lubrication to various body mechanisms leading to healing of disease and various ailments. The massage works at both mental and physical levels of the body. It is beneficial in the case of insomnia, weakness of nerves, laziness, exhaustion and in case of dry and unhealthy skin.