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Health maintenance programmes based on Ayurvedic principles are the focus. Here, detoxification or purification is employed to balance the fundamental bio-energies of the body and mind. Medicinal herbs and techniques are selected according to the needs of each individual during a consultation with a doctor.

The benefits of Ayurveda are varied and can range from the prevention of the ageing process to stress relief, from the cure of nervous disorders to beauty/complexion enhancement. Treatments include an Oil-anointing therapy for the nourishment of the body, a head massage to prevent headaches and a special mouth wash for healthy teeth and gums. Signature programmes can last between three to 14 days, and include consultations, body massage, body purifying, herbal baths and facials.


   
Ayurvedic Concepts
According to Ayurveda the human body is composed of five elements known as the Panchamahabhuta (Pancha - five, Maha - great, Bhuta - elements). These five elements are apo (water), theejo (fire) vayo (air) patavi (earth) and akasa (space or ether).

The Ayurvedic concept of creation focuses on four interrelated factors. These are Body, Mind, Consciousness (or Soul) and the Panchamahabhuta (or five elements). These four elements blend into three bio-energetic forces that govern the health and determine the physical constitution of living beings. They are called Va (or Vata - air and space), Pith (or Pitta - fire and water) and Sem (or Kapha - water and earth). Ayurveda refers to three other forces, which control mental and spiritual functions. They are Sattva, Rajas and Tamas. Mental disturbances are caused by imbalances of these three properties, in the same way that the five elements influence the body.


   
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