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Gambheera Abhyanga Therapies Shantiniketan

A strong deep-tissue massage therapy, Gambheera Abhyanga is specifically meant to work on stress, circulation, and balance in the body. This Ayurvedic form of healing at peaceful Shantiniketan works on deeper layers of muscles and tissues with holistic healing ideals. It is ideal for patients who suffer from chronic pain, muscular stiffness, and emotional stress. Gambheera Abhyanga gleans relaxation and therapeutic relief in its wake.

The Healing Power of Gambheera Abhyanga

Gambheera Abhyanga emphasizes strong pressure using medicated oils to warm up and penetrate the muscles and tissues. In this manner, the therapy initiates therapeutic oils aimed at evoking the alleviation in the required case. These oils are selected according to the needs of every patient: inflammation and muscular tension alleviation and blood circulation improvement. It detoxifies the body, thus balancing physical and emotional well-being.

Common Symptoms Addressed by Gambheera Abhyanga:

  • Chronic muscle pain and stiffness
  • Joint pain and restricted movement
  • Lower back pain and sciatica
  • Muscle soreness and injury recovery
  • Stress-related physical discomfort

Rare Symptoms Benefiting from Gambheera Abhyanga:

  • Deep tissue inflammation or muscle injury
  • Tendonitis or ligament strain
  • Severe postural issues causing chronic pain

Underlying Causes of Ailments Treated by Gambheera Abhyanga:

  • Such conditions, such as sciatica, a frozen shoulder, or chronic back pain, are caused by deep muscle tension, which is possible to relieve effectively by specific pressure and massage techniques applied during Gambheera Abhyanga.
  • Sitting for such long periods is harmful to posture, stiffening up the muscles, and reducing flexibility. This treatment works deep into the muscles, relieving tension and promoting better mobility.
  • It usually occurs in athletes or individuals who regularly participate in intense physical activities. Gambheera Abhyanga increases the acceleration of the recovery process by also improving the flow of blood and reducing the swelling of the muscles.
  • Long-term stress can create physical manifestations such as muscle tension, fatigue, or headaches. Gambheera Abhyanga relaxes tense muscles and calms the mind to reduce total stress.
  • Gambheera Abhyanga is said to stimulate lymphatic circulation and detox the body from the bad stuff that accumulates to make us fatigued and then ill.

Why Should You Choose Pathyasathi?

  • Pathyasathi gives you ayurvedic health expert advice according to your specific health needs, thus tailoring it to your requirements.
  • The practice combines the best of conventional and modern ayurvedic therapies for overall well-being rather than mere symptomatic relief.
  • All health advisors are highly qualified and experienced in Ayurveda; thus, one can trust their suggestions and recommendations.
  • Joining this friendly community who share similar experiences and are motivated
  • Flexibility for virtual consultations means the caregiver will be home with the treatment.
  • Ongoing support is an added importance, with continuous follow-ups, so that real-time change can be made to treatment plans as undertaken.

Our Doctors

Dr. Satheesh Kumar N
Deputy Chief Physician

Dr. C. D. Sahadevan
Physician

Dr. Niranjan S
Physician

Dr. B. K. Sathyabal
Physician

FAQ's

Ayurvedic medicines or herbs for gastritis are herbal remedies such as licorice, ginger, and aloe vera, as well as dietary changes aiming to consume easily digestible foods.

Ayurveda rejuvenates doshas (Vata, Pitta, or Kapha) imbalance and treats gastritis by diet, herbal medicine, and lifestyle modification.

Yes, it advises a diet of less hot, greasy, and sour foods and prefers light nutrients like soups, rice, and boiled vegetables since they heal the stomach.

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Pathyasathi Ayurveda situated at Shantiniketan, Bolpur, West Bengal established in collaboration with Dhanwanthari Vaidyasala. The later is recognised as one of the oldest houses of Ayurveda in Kerala.