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Description : Non-contact Therapeutic Touch, Massage and Yoga. Complimentary and alternative medicine (CAM) as a group of diverse medical and health care systems.

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Dr. Shreyas Vashisth Founder & Partner, Vedic India Healing
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Non-contact Therapeutic Touch
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In Therapeutic Touch technique, therapists place their hands near patient's body with the intention to heal. While doing so, the therapists believe that they are consciously directing an individual's energies by interacting with his/her energy field. The focus is on balancing the energies of the total person and stimulating the body's own natural healing ability.
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The therapist holds his/her hands above the patient’s body. The patient is usually seated in a massage chair. The therapist uses meditation to identify the energy field around a patient's body, and then to center and strengthen the connection to the patient's energy field using their hands. Procedure
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Early Therapeutic Touch studies by Heidt indicate efficacy in muscle relaxation and stress and anxiety reduction. Later studies recognize physiological effects (pulse amplitude, blood pressure, pulse, and temperature) as well as subjective measures, such as stress, time perception, and self-assessment of health. How might Therapeutic Touch benefit?
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Massage Therapy
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Massage has been used since long as a healing practice to relax sore muscles, relieve tension, increase motion, and soothe the mind. massage is true hands-on healing that lowers blood pressure, promotes relaxation, and boosts the immune system. Scientific studies indicate that massage therapy lowers the levels of the stress hormone Cortisol by as much as one-third and raises the levels of those happy hormones, Serotonin and Dopamine Introduction
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Massage therapy is increasingly being proposed as an alternative or supplement to pharmacological and conventional treatments to counteract mental health conditions like- Anxiety, Agitated behaviour, Depression, Dementia. Indications
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Massage therapy has also been used successfully for other conditions such as eating disorders Migraine Non-migraine headaches Massage is claimed to reduce stress and anxiety, insomnia and tension and aid relaxation, by a combination of mechanical, neural, chemical and psychological factors
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Usually, body massage is a structured and systematic procedure of applying tension, motion or vibration, with or without the application of heat. Procedure
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Yoga
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Yoga is a system of beliefs and practices, the ultimate aim of which is to unite the human soul with the universal spirit. In western countries, yoga uses body postures, along with meditation and breathing exercises, to achieve a balanced disciplined workout that releases muscle tension, tones the internal organs and energizes the mind, body and spirit, so that natural healing can occur.
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yoga uses combination of physical postures,(asanas), breathing techniques (pranayamas) and meditation to promote relaxation and enhance the flow of vital energy called prana. It is essential for a nurse to have baseline information and awareness of yoga which is purely indian in origin. The yoga system advocates identification of the soul (atman) with its final aim being union with the supreme being (paramatma).
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self- control (yama), obtained by such devices as chasity, non- stealing , non-violence, truthfulness and avoidance of greed. Religious observance (niyama), through chanting of the vedic hymns, austerity, purity and contentment. Assumption of certain positions (aasana)
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Regulation of breath (parayama), with controlled rhythmic exhalation, inhalation and temporary suspension of breathing. Restraint of the senses (pratyahara) Steadying of the mind (dharana), through fixation of some part of the body, such as the nose and the navel. Meditation (dhyana), on the true object of knowledge, the supreme spirit, to the exclusion of the other things in life. Profound contemplation (Samadhi), with such complete absorption and detachment that there is insensitivity to heat and cold, pain and pleasure.
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The National centre for complimentary medicine (NCCAM) defines Complimentary and alternative medicine (CAM) as a group of diverse medical and health care systems, and products that are not usually considered to be part of conventional medicine system. Complementary therapies are those that used in conjunction with conventional medical practices. Alternative therapies are those that are used instead of conventional medicine.
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Shreyas

About : Dr. Shreyas Vashisth is Founder & Partner at Vedic India Healing. He earned his Ayurvedacharya Upadhi (Bachelor in Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery) from Delhi University, in 2010. After that he completed his Diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga also. With his hard work, focus and devotion towards his vision of spreading the pious and powerful healing power of Ayurveda for the well-being of society, he established a complete Ayurveda wellness & panchkarma clinic in Noida in 2014 and started practicing in Ayurveda. An activist for the cause of Ayurveda, he emphasizes mainly on general health as well as Diet and life style alteration to treat any type of disorder.
Occupation : Medical Professional
Specialty : Other Health Professionals
Country : India
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