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Ayurveda is a Sanskrit combination consisting of the words ayu, which means “life,” and Veda, which means “knowledge.” In general, ayurveda is a modified treatment that blends essential oils, most of which are herbal-infused, with time-honored and non-traditional strokes and kneading to match the needs of each individual.

The purpose of Ayurvedic Massage is to cure the body and restore balance to the mind, body, and soul. It is based on ancient Indian Ayurvedic concepts and pressure points.

The nervous system and hormones are calmed and the nervous system and hormones are calmed with Ayurvedic massage using heated oil and a particular method.

Professional masseurs in Our spa in Lucknow use specific oils to restore body and mental equilibrium.

Swan Spa's Ayurvedic Massage include acting on and manipulating the body using pressure – stationary, moving, structured, or unstructured – tension, motion, or vibration, all of which are done by hand or with the aid of artificial aids.

Lymphatic veins and gastrointestinal organs, as well as muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, joints, and other connective tissue, are all targets. Hands, fingers, elbows, knees, forearms, and feet can all be used.

Full-body massage is one of the most popular ayurveda treatments, thanks to an increase in public demand for alternative health treatments.

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