Pizhichil

Applying heated herbal oils all over the body and massaging by two or four trained masseurs, for 60 to 90 minutes per day.

Pizhichil, sometimes referred to as "Sarvangadhara," is an ancient Ayurvedic treatment that has its roots in India. Snehana (Oleation) and Swedana (sudation), two fundamental Ayurvedic procedures, are combined in this distinctive and rejuvenating treatment. Pizhichil includes rubbing the body with delicate strokes while pouring warm medicinal oil over it.

A specific mixture of herbal oils is heated during the therapy and continuously and rhythmically poured over the patient's body. Various medicinal herbs with therapeutic characteristics are frequently added to the oil to assist the healing process. Deeply penetrating the skin with heated oil, it nourishes the tissues and aids in general relaxation.

For a number of conditions, including musculoskeletal diseases, joint stiffness, arthritis, and neurological illnesses, Pizhichil is a very successful treatment. It contributes to pain relief, inflammation reduction, blood circulation improvement, and increased joint and muscle flexibility. Additionally, Pizhichil is renowned for reviving the body and mind while lowering tension, worry, and exhaustion.

Ayurvedic practitioners often prescribe a course of treatment for this Ayurvedic therapy. Each session lasts between 60 and 90 minutes and offers a profound sense of refreshment. For those looking for holistic treatment and well-being, Pizhichil is regarded as a luxurious and relaxing experience that provides a wealth of health benefits.