Showing posts with label Massage. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Ayurvedic Indian Massage - Akshi Tarpanam - Eye Massage

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Ayurvedic Indian Massage - Akshi Tarpanam - Eye Massage.
Akshi tarpana, a rejuvenation programme and eye care treatment in Ayurveda and Panchakarma, Kerala.During Tharpanam, hollow wells of black gram paste and gently sculpted around the eyes. Therapeutic, medicated oil is poured in these wells. This therapy has a relaxing and cooling effect on irritated and stressed eyes. It relieves eyestrain, improves eyesight and other eye-related problems. It also prevents eye diseases and strengths the optic tissue.
Eyes are the most important and beautiful among five sensory organs. it is said that 80% of the knowledge we gain is through our eyes. it is needless to mention here the worth and praise about the eyes. even though our eyes are one of the most important organs in our body, yet people neglect to care about them and rarely pay attention until there is some serious problem. so prevent and protect your eyes through ayurveda:

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Monday, June 11, 2012

Reflexology Foot Massage in Practice

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Uploaded by on Aug 30, 2010
http://www.happyfeet.com/Kenkoh.aspx Reflexology, often called Zone Therapy evolved in East Asia. This ancient, holistic foot pressure therapy continues to grow in popularity today.

Reflexology is a type of alternative medicine, safe method of reducing pain through the application of pressure to specific locations in the hands and feet. Practitioners believe the body is segmented into vertical zones. Through the application of pressure to the corresponding parts of the hands and feet, reflexologist perform their healing. Reflexology should be used in addition to other medical treatments. It shouldn't be used as a replacement.

While the technique and technique of reflexology foot massages dates back to ancient times throughout Egypt and Asia, the more modernized versions are being introduced into holistic healing centers all around the nation. While there are modernized methods, several things in this treatment have not changed. Focused pressure, also referred to as "reflex" are placed on specific points in the foot. Each area, or zone, on the foot is targeted to relieve pain in different areas in the body. There is even a reflexology sandal developed from the Japanese company Kenkoh, which has been studied and positively reviewed by Kyoto University, in Japan.

Benefits of reflexology zone therapy include increased blood circulation, greater relaxation, a more well rested sleep and a greater feeling of relaxation . The massages are said to release tension and lower stress as well as create a greater feeling of well being.

Aside from the obvious circulation benefits, zone therapy foot massage also targets zone within the body that will allow the human body to release toxins that may be stored in organs and tissues. By rejuvenating these cells, your body will feel rejuvenated and balanced emotionally and physically. The body will then be successfully grounded and you will appreciate a new-found energy.

Modern reflexology and zone therapy is a result of the research of Sir Henry Head in the 1890's. While there is not yet proven scientific evidence that the "zones" stimulate and manipulate human energy in the body, those who receive these treatments insist they feel the difference. Add this alternative form of treatment to your health routine can rejuvenate your body and your mind.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

How to Quickly Release Neck Pain Massage

Self Trigger Point Therapy for the Trapezius Muscle



Uploaded by on Dec 27, 2007

Self massage therapy using the Pressure Pointer and stretching at the same time on the Trapezius muscle.
Foot Power enables the balance of pressure and movement for effective soft tissue mobilization. Relief from Mouse Shoulder. Like a Theracane or backnobber except that the user can relax target muscles instead of using them for treatment.

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Psoas Trigger Points

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Uploaded by on Jan 30, 2008