Manipulative Therapy

A popular treatment that dates back thousands of years, is used to trigger muscle knots and often to treat a variety of health purposes. A process where rubbing and pressing the muscles and other soft tissues of the body is carried with a variety of scientific movements.

Ayurveda is a traditional holistic treatment technique from ancient India that includes manipulative therapy. By adjusting the body's energy channels and bringing harmony back, Ayurveda understands that physical imbalances and diseases can be cured. A specific program, the Manipulative Therapy Ayurveda Program, focuses on the use of manual techniques to encourage healing and balance in the body.

To address certain health issues, this program uses a variety of manipulative techniques, such as massage, joint mobilization, acupressure, and stretching exercises. It attempts to promote overall wellness by reducing pain, enhancing flexibility, and boosting circulation. The therapy is tailored to each patient's needs, taking into consideration their particular health imbalances and distinct constitution (dosha).

Ayurvedic practitioners exert pressure, modify muscles and joints, and increase energy flow during the course of the program using their hands, fingers, and occasionally specialized equipment. The therapy attempts to balance the flow of life force energy (prana), address physical discomfort, and restore the body's natural healing processes.

Interventional Therapy The Ayurveda Program offers a holistic method of healing by fusing manual methods with the conventional wisdom of Ayurveda. It is intended to promote harmony and well-being on several levels by addressing both the energy and physical facets of health.