We lay emphasis on total relaxation of body and mind and restore health through our unique blend of Ayurveda and Naturopathy therapies.
Holistic living in an idyllic, peaceful environment at Vishram Village is a step closer to the fulfillment of your wellness goals. In a serene, stress-free oasis, we are firm believers in a more natural approach to a healthy lifestyle. The treatments are tailored to your body’s tendencies to internalize a life.
Abhyangam is a type of Ayurvedic medicine that involves massage of the body with large amounts of warm oil that may be pre-medicated with herbs for specific conditions. It is a therapy that has been used in India for over a millennium to improve overall health and well-being.
It involves pouring medicated oil (Thaila) on the forehead continuously in an oscillating stream for about 45 minutes, which is believed to create a balancing effect on the deepest recesses of the human brain, helping to alleviate insomnia, anxiety and mental stress.
Njavarakizhi, also known as Shastika Shali Pinda Sweda, involves a massage with small linen bags filled with Njavara rice, dipped in a mixture of medicated cow’s milk and a special herbal decoction. This treatment is usually given in bouts of 7, 14, or 21 days. The therapy is designed to treat neurological disorders, arthritis, and degenerative diseases.
It involves the rubbing of warm medicated oil on the body, followed by the application of a mixture of powdered herbs to the skin in an upward motion. This treatment is known to reduce obesity, improve circulation, and enhance the complexion of the skin.
Snehana is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Sneha’ which means to ‘oil’ and refers to the Ayurvedic practice of massage with herbal oils, followed by a steam bath. This is believed to open up the skin’s pores and allow the medicinal properties of the oils to be absorbed more effectively, while also removing toxins from the body.
Highly traditional, Snehadhara or Oleation therapy is a part of Panchakarma treatment. The treatment involves consuming medicated ghee, which helps in reducing cholesterol levels and promotes overall health. It is also known to improve digestive functions and increase the body’s immunity against diseases.
In Sanskrit, ‘Kati’ means the lower back and ‘Vasti’ means holding something. Kati Vasti involves placing warm medicated oil on the lower back using a reservoir made of dough. This therapy is used to treat lower back pain, sciatica, and other spinal problems.
Pizhichil, also known as Thailadhara, is a combination of oil massage and heat treatment. In this therapy, warm medicated oil is poured all over the body and is simultaneously massaged by two or more therapists in rhythmic motion. This treatment helps in relieving Vata disorders like paralysis, arthritis, and rheumatic diseases.
Commonly known as oil pulling, this is an ancient Ayurvedic oral cleansing practice. It involves swishing oil in the mouth for a few minutes and then spitting it out. Gandusha (holding oil in the mouth) and Kavala (swishing oil in the mouth) are believed to remove toxins, improve oral hygiene, and provide relief from dental problems.
Nasyam therapy involves the administration of medicated oil through the nostrils. This treatment is effective in purifying and nourishing the head and neck region. It is beneficial for diseases related to the head, brain, and neck such as sinusitis, migraine, and cervical spondylosis.
Karnapurnam is the practice of pouring medicated oil into the ears. This is particularly effective in treating earaches, tinnitus, and hearing loss due to aging. It also helps in treating disorders related to the neck and jaw.
Tharpanam is a specialized treatment for the eyes. It involves the application of medicated ghee to the eyes, which helps in improving vision and treating eye diseases. This therapy is effective in treating conditions like dry eyes, cataracts, and glaucoma.
After the Tharpanam treatment is completed, Putapakam treatment is given. It involves the application of medicated eye drops to the eyes, which helps in improving vision and treating eye diseases. This therapy is particularly effective for conditions like dry eyes, conjunctivitis, and glaucoma.
Panchakarma is a comprehensive Ayurvedic treatment program that involves five therapeutic procedures. It is designed to detoxify the body and rejuvenate the mind and spirit. This treatment includes Vamana (therapeutic vomiting), Virechana (purgation), Nasya (nasal medication), Basti (medicated enemas), and Raktamokshana (bloodletting).