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Stress Busting And Shirodhara<\/h2>\n

Shirodhara is an ancient therapy whereby medicated oil is poured over the forehead from a specific height and for a specific period continuously and rhythmically <\/strong><\/p>\n

Due to the busy lifestyle we all lead nowadays, stress is a common ailment afflicting people, It is defined as a state of physiological and psychological imbalance resulting from the disparity between situational demands and the individual\u2019s ability and motivation to meet these demands.<\/p>\n

Stress is the leading cause of many diseases like depression, anxiety, hair loss, headaches, body pain, gastrointestinal problems, hypertension, heart problems, obesity, infertility, decreased resistance power etc. The nervous system responds to threats by releasing stress hormones including adrenaline and cortisol. These hormones get the body ready to take any emergency action if required and the hormones released because of stress have a direct effect on the functioning of the brain.<\/p>\n

Shirodhara is an important supportive panchakarma Ayurvedic therapy that is popular worldwide, due to its simplicity and efficacy in treating a variety of health problems that are very prevalent today. These include stress, insomnia, hair fall, dandruff, headache, hypertension and diseases of the central nervous system etc.<\/p>\n

Shirodhara is a Sanskrit word. \u2018Shiro\u2019 means head while dhara means flow. It is an ancient therapy whereby medicated oil is poured over the forehead from a specific height and for a specific period continuously and rhythmically, allowing the oil to run through the scalp and into the hair with a simultaneous slow massage. The different types of shirodhara are taila dhara, ksheera dhara and takra dhara.<\/p>\n

What Shirodhara Does<\/h3>\n