AYURVEDA TREATMENT FOR REJUVENATION KAYAKALP INDIA
What is kayakalpa?
Kayakalpa is an ancient system for total body rejuvenation. Originating in India, it purifies and nurtures the body, mind, and soul with a series of customized therapy sessions, herbal and mineral preparations, vital breathing practices, dietary guidelines, and daily lifestyle. In Ayurveda, one can have 100 years of disease-free life, by virtue of the power of vision, power of hearing, power of speech, prosperity, self-reliant, healthy life for 100 years.
Rejuvenation can be interpreted by specialized spiritual healing, proper diet, detox therapy & lifestyle habits & by herbal natural formulations e.g.
- Terminalia Chebula
- Emblica Officinalis
- Centella Asatica
- Gly Cyrrhiza Glabra
- Tinosphora Cardipholia
The name Kayakalpa comes from the Sanskrit kaya (bodies) and Kalpa (transmutation).
Kayakalpa brings the physical and energetic, or subtle bodies back into balance through a process of purification and nourishment. This enables one to transcend any degenerative conditions and attain an optimal metabolic state for health and recovery.
At Arogyadham, we offer Kayakalp for naturally rejuvenating the skins of all our clients. We allow them to get rid of their dark circles, aging lines, and other signs of aging and to get glowing skin in a few days.
If you are looking for more details regarding this process, then you can contact our experienced and well-trained Ayurvedic doctors who have treated several individuals using this technique.
To get free consultation about the Rejuvenation Kayakalp from our highly experienced and qualified Ayurvedic doctors, you can contact Arogyadham via Call, Whatsapp or Email.
- Whatsapp: +91-8449333303
- Call: +91-8449333303
- Email:info@arogadham.in
FAQ About Rejuvenation Kayakalp
01.Are water and soap suitable for face wash?
Harsh soaps can dry and irritate the skin. It is best to use a gentle, alcohol-free, non-abrasive cleanser. Wash your face with a herbal face wash twice daily, in the morning and evening.
02.The term "pigment" refers to what?
The pigment is another word for colour. In medical terminology, stain refers to substances that colour our skin (melanin), eyes, and hair.
03.How to clean facial skin deeply at home?
Make a paste (ubtan) by mixing equal parts chickpea flour (a gentle natural exfoliant) and dry milk powder (nourishing for the skin) in a jar. Sprinkle two teaspoons into the palm of your hand, add water to make a thin paste, and scrub lightly over wet skin in the shower. Rinse off and pat dry.
