Special Treatment in Ayurveda Netra Tarpan

A special treatment in Ayurveda called Netra Tarpan takes care of Computer eye syndrome ( dry, stressed, tired eyes)...

HONEY ADVANTAGES FOR HEALTH

Honey has been much prized source of sweetness since ancient times, the nutrient content of honey make it a healthier option than refined white sugar, which contains nothing but empty calories. In fact, weight for weight, honey contains fewer calories than sugar--288 as opposed to 394 per 100 gms.

Amalaki (Emblica officinalis)

Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) is an anti ageing agent, cytoprotective and useful in building collagen matrix. It has high bio available content of vit.C. 8.7 mg of Amalaki is equivalent to 100 mg of ascorbic acid (vit.C).

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Ayurveda Beauty Therapy Course for 1 Week

Theory » Introduction to Ayurveda » Basic Principles of Ayurveda » Body Constitution with reference to skin and hair » Introduction to Ayurveda Beauty Care   1 Ayurvedic diet and life style for beauty 2 Introduction of Ayurvedic oils and herbs for skin and hair care » Face Treatments   1 Face Massage 2 Face Packs 3 Cleansing Treatments 4 Herbal Steaming 5 Acne Treatment 6 Nasyam 7) Anti Wrinkles Treatment 8 Anti Aging Treatment » Scalp + Hair Treatments 1 Head Massage 2 Dandruff Treatment 3 Treatment for Premature Crreying 4 Treatment for Hairfall and Brittle Hair 5 Treatment for Hair Growth 6 Herbal Fumigation

Practical » Face Massage » Face Scrub » Herbal Steam » Face Pack » Nasyam » Netra-Tarpan » Shirodhara » Preperation of Face Pack » Cleansers Preperation » Head Massage » Herbal Fumigation » Application of Hair Packs » Preperation of Hair Packs

Ginger Tea

Ginger tea is a powerful cleansing drink that mobilizes toxins and restore balance to the body. It also benefits the digestive system and helps diminish cravings for sweet and salty foods. The Chopra Center recommends drinking two to three cups of hot ginger tea every day. Keep in mind, however, that ginger slightly increases Pitta dosha, so avoid drinking large amounts if your Pitta is out of balance.

To make one quart of ginger tea:
Chop an unpeeled 2-inch piece of whole ginger into coarse pieces and place in a 2- to 3-quart pot with one quart of purified water. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat, allowing the tea to simmer for 15 minutes. Strain the tea and store in a thermos bottle or glass jar.

To make one cup of ginger tea:
Take a piece of whole, unpeeled ginger root and grate 1 heaping teaspoon. Stir the ginger into a cup of hot water and let steep for 2 minutes. Strain or let the ginger settle at the bottom of the cup

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