Traditional Indian massage promotes relaxation, enhances circulation, and helps the body to eliminate toxins. When adopted as part of a daily practice, this custom formulated ayurvedic massage oil helps to stabilize aggravated or dominant Pitta dosha.
* Ayurvedic Remedy
* Customized Formulation Balances the Constitution
* Stabilizes Aggravated or Dominant Pitta Dosha
* Promotes Relaxation, * Enhances Circulation, and Helps Body to Eliminate Toxins
* Collectible Vintage Cobalt Glass Apothecary Bottle
Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Rosa Damascena Flower Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Santalum Album (Sandalwood) Oil, Pelargonium Graveolens (Geranium) Oil
Ayurveda (Sanskrit for “science of life”) is one of the oldest documented health systems, originating in India over 5,000 years ago. This ancient healing modality prescribes methods to balance the body and mind through diet, herbal supplements, massage, exercise and lifestyle.
Abhyanga- traditional ayurvedic massage- involves anointing the body with large amounts of warm, premedicated herbal oils, tailored for the specific individuals constitution (prakriti). It’s best incorporated as a daily routine, performed before bathing in the morning to facilitate the release of toxins and impurities accumulated from night before. This technique improves circulation, stimulates internal organs and nerve endings, lubricates skin and joints, tones muscles and tissues, increases stamina, benefits sleep patterns, and facilitates the transdermal absorption of healing qualities of infused herbal oil.
What is a dosha? Ayurveda is based on the principles of three doshas- vata, pitta and kapha. These are the energetic forces that make up every individual and each has unique set of qualities which govern specific physical and mental functions of the body. Vata is cold, light and dry and governs movement- respiration, blood flow, and elimination. Pitta is hot and penetrating and governs metabolism and transformation- digestion, thermogenesis, and vision. Kapha is heavy, dense and stable and governs the mass and structure. Each person has all three doshas but usually one or two dominate, leading to unique mind/body types with constitutional strengths and weaknesses. The proportions of each are determined at conception but can change with age, seasons, lifestyle and diet. Ayurveda prescribes techniques to bring the three doshas into balance for optimal health and wellbeing.
Pitta Dosha - Pitta is responsible for transformation within the body; it is hot, light and penetrating. When this dosha is out of balance it can manifest as skin rashes, ulcers, excessive body heat, heartburn, and indigestion. The key to balancing pitta is to stabilize the constitution through cool and sweet elements. The cooling action of olive oil combined with the sweet, floral aromas of rose, lavender, sandalwood and geranium soothe overactive pitta.
Warm the ayurvedic massage oil on the stove and distribute over the body using light pressure on sensitive areas. Concentrate on nerve endings, such as the feet and palms. Use circular motions on the joints and head and long strokes on the arms and legs.
Ayurvedic Massage Oil (Dosha Pitta)
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Dimensions: 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" x 4-3/8"
Net Weight: 3.6 ounces
Packaging: Recycled glass cobalt apothecary bottle with metal foil closure
Shelf Life: 1 Year
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Traditional Indian massage promotes relaxation, enhances circulation, and helps the body to eliminate toxins. When adopted as part of a daily practice, this custom formulated ayurvedic massage oil helps to stabilize aggravated or dominant Pitta dosha.
* Ayurvedic Remedy
* Customized Formulation Balances the Constitution
* Stabilizes Aggravated or Dominant Pitta Dosha
* Promotes Relaxation, * Enhances Circulation, and Helps Body to Eliminate Toxins
* Collectible Vintage Cobalt Glass Apothecary Bottle
Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Rosa Damascena Flower Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Santalum Album (Sandalwood) Oil, Pelargonium Graveolens (Geranium) Oil
Ayurveda (Sanskrit for “science of life”) is one of the oldest documented health systems, originating in India over 5,000 years ago. This ancient healing modality prescribes methods to balance the body and mind through diet, herbal supplements, massage, exercise and lifestyle.
Abhyanga- traditional ayurvedic massage- involves anointing the body with large amounts of warm, premedicated herbal oils, tailored for the specific individuals constitution (prakriti). It’s best incorporated as a daily routine, performed before bathing in the morning to facilitate the release of toxins and impurities accumulated from night before. This technique improves circulation, stimulates internal organs and nerve endings, lubricates skin and joints, tones muscles and tissues, increases stamina, benefits sleep patterns, and facilitates the transdermal absorption of healing qualities of infused herbal oil.
What is a dosha? Ayurveda is based on the principles of three doshas- vata, pitta and kapha. These are the energetic forces that make up every individual and each has unique set of qualities which govern specific physical and mental functions of the body. Vata is cold, light and dry and governs movement- respiration, blood flow, and elimination. Pitta is hot and penetrating and governs metabolism and transformation- digestion, thermogenesis, and vision. Kapha is heavy, dense and stable and governs the mass and structure. Each person has all three doshas but usually one or two dominate, leading to unique mind/body types with constitutional strengths and weaknesses. The proportions of each are determined at conception but can change with age, seasons, lifestyle and diet. Ayurveda prescribes techniques to bring the three doshas into balance for optimal health and wellbeing.
Pitta Dosha - Pitta is responsible for transformation within the body; it is hot, light and penetrating. When this dosha is out of balance it can manifest as skin rashes, ulcers, excessive body heat, heartburn, and indigestion. The key to balancing pitta is to stabilize the constitution through cool and sweet elements. The cooling action of olive oil combined with the sweet, floral aromas of rose, lavender, sandalwood and geranium soothe overactive pitta.
Warm the ayurvedic massage oil on the stove and distribute over the body using light pressure on sensitive areas. Concentrate on nerve endings, such as the feet and palms. Use circular motions on the joints and head and long strokes on the arms and legs.