Kati Vasti - Low Back Therapy
Single session £45 | 4 sessions £150
Kati is the Sanskrit term for the lower back and Vasti in Sanskrit means to hold. Kati Vasti is a warm oil treatment for lower back pain by bathing the lower back and sacrum region in warm healing medicated oils over a period of time to nourish and rejuvenate depleted muscles, nerves, bones and fascia, and provide pain relief. For chronic lower back conditions, a course of treatments is recommended
BENEFITS
Relaxing and healing effect reduces pain and stiffness in the lower back and surrounding musculature
Soothes the nerves supplying the lower back, sacrum, lower limbs, enhances local blood circulation, and relieves muscle tension.
Improves flexibility and range of motion of the lumbar joint and reduces both the intensity and recurrence of low back pain.
INDICATIONS
Low back pain
Sciatica
Paraspinal spasm, spondylosis of lumbar spine
Osteoarthritis of the spine
Muscle weakness
Slip disc
Degenerative disorders of the spine
Oils for this treatment are chosen based on client's condition and needs to be assessed by the therapist. To receive the maximum benefits of this treatment, it is recommended that it be received in combination with an Ayurvedic Abhyanga Massage.
For Chronic Conditions
It is advised to have 3 or more sittings of this therapy. This may be discussed with the therapist in your first session. For general relaxation of the mind for those with busy lives, it is advised to receive once a month.
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Single session £45 | 4 sessions £150
Kati is the Sanskrit term for the lower back and Vasti in Sanskrit means to hold. Kati Vasti is a warm oil treatment for lower back pain by bathing the lower back and sacrum region in warm healing medicated oils over a period of time to nourish and rejuvenate depleted muscles, nerves, bones and fascia, and provide pain relief. For chronic lower back conditions, a course of treatments is recommended
BENEFITS
Relaxing and healing effect reduces pain and stiffness in the lower back and surrounding musculature
Soothes the nerves supplying the lower back, sacrum, lower limbs, enhances local blood circulation, and relieves muscle tension.
Improves flexibility and range of motion of the lumbar joint and reduces both the intensity and recurrence of low back pain.
INDICATIONS
Low back pain
Sciatica
Paraspinal spasm, spondylosis of lumbar spine
Osteoarthritis of the spine
Muscle weakness
Slip disc
Degenerative disorders of the spine
Oils for this treatment are chosen based on client's condition and needs to be assessed by the therapist. To receive the maximum benefits of this treatment, it is recommended that it be received in combination with an Ayurvedic Abhyanga Massage.
For Chronic Conditions
It is advised to have 3 or more sittings of this therapy. This may be discussed with the therapist in your first session. For general relaxation of the mind for those with busy lives, it is advised to receive once a month.
END
Single session £45 | 4 sessions £150
Kati is the Sanskrit term for the lower back and Vasti in Sanskrit means to hold. Kati Vasti is a warm oil treatment for lower back pain by bathing the lower back and sacrum region in warm healing medicated oils over a period of time to nourish and rejuvenate depleted muscles, nerves, bones and fascia, and provide pain relief. For chronic lower back conditions, a course of treatments is recommended
BENEFITS
Relaxing and healing effect reduces pain and stiffness in the lower back and surrounding musculature
Soothes the nerves supplying the lower back, sacrum, lower limbs, enhances local blood circulation, and relieves muscle tension.
Improves flexibility and range of motion of the lumbar joint and reduces both the intensity and recurrence of low back pain.
INDICATIONS
Low back pain
Sciatica
Paraspinal spasm, spondylosis of lumbar spine
Osteoarthritis of the spine
Muscle weakness
Slip disc
Degenerative disorders of the spine
Oils for this treatment are chosen based on client's condition and needs to be assessed by the therapist. To receive the maximum benefits of this treatment, it is recommended that it be received in combination with an Ayurvedic Abhyanga Massage.
For Chronic Conditions
It is advised to have 3 or more sittings of this therapy. This may be discussed with the therapist in your first session. For general relaxation of the mind for those with busy lives, it is advised to receive once a month.
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