Nasya Therapy
Nasya
Nose treatment
Also known as the ayurvedic nasal treatment, is a traditional therapy that involves administering medicinal herbal oil, powder, fresh juice, infusion or herbal decoction through the nose. This cleansing treatment is part of the five pancha karma, or classical Ayurvedic cleansing procedures. Nasya has been used for centuries to restore balance and promote vitality.
What to expect
Experiencing Nasya
The treatment begins with a relaxing dry Indian head massage. This involves carefully feeling and following the rhythm of the skull, creating a deep state of calm. This is followed by an extensive head and face massage using warm medicinal herbal oil. During this massage, the marma points, also called energetic pressure points, are activated. Then, the nasal and sinus region is prepared using hot stones or a steam bath enriched with herbs. The whole process feels like a restorative journey for the body and mind, where you are completely at peace.
Book Nasya Therapy
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Want to experience the benefits of this therapy for yourself? Schedule your session today and give your body and mind the cleansing it deserves. Select time of day and be guided to better balance and vitality.
Nasya Therapy programme
45 min
People: single / duo massage (1 or 2 persons)
Includes:
- Head massage
- Nasya treatment
- Use of wellness facilities
- 09:00 - 12:00
- 15:00 - 18:00
What are the benefits
For body & mind
It cleanses and opens the channels of the head, allowing brain fluids to flow more freely. This promotes the activity of the senses and helps protect against conditions such as nasal, throat, ear and nerve problems. Moreover, it acts as a natural rejuvenation therapy when applied regularly. The therapy also supports the healthy growth of hair, making you glow not only internally but also externally.
Indications / Complaints Nasya
Nasya therapy is particularly effective in:
Mental complaints and psychosomatic disorders
Stress and respiratory disorders
Chronic sinusitis or rhinitis
Depression and headaches
Sleep problems, CFS and burnout
Concentration disorders and memory problems
Whiplash and other neck-related complaints