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Nasya (Nasal Therapy)

Description

In Ayurveda, the nose is considered the doorway to the brain and consciousness. Nasya is a potent therapy where medicated herbal oils, ghee, or powders are gently administered through the nostrils to clear accumulated toxins from the head and neck region.

At Ojani Ayurveda Wellness Center, Nasya is a specialized treatment overseen by Dr. Reethu specifically for those suffering from sinus congestion, migraines, and stress-related tension. It is a vital part of Panchakarma that helps open the channels of the head, improving oxygenation and Prana (life force) flow. For visitors from climates that trigger sinus issues, this traditional Kerala therapy offers profound relief and mental clarity.

Benefits

Clears Sinus Congestion
Relieves Headaches
Improves Voice Quality
Boosts Mental Clarity
Reduces Stress
Enhances Sensory Perception

Includes

Facial massage (Mukha Abhyanga) prep
Herbal steam (Swedana) for face
Administration of medicated drops
Gentle massage of sinus points
Throat clearing herbal gargle
Smoke therapy (Dhoomapana)
Post-treatment rest
Lifestyle advice for sinus health
Nasya Therapy Kerala
faqs
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Nasya is not painful. You may feel a slight tingling sensation or the taste of herbs in your throat as the oil moves through the nasal passage, but it is generally a relieving experience.
Yes, Nasya is one of the most effective Ayurvedic treatments for migraines and tension headaches. It helps release tension in the head and neck area and clears blockages that cause pain.
Nasya is excellent for sinusitis, chronic cold, allergies, migraines, stiffness in the neck and shoulders, and even premature greying of hair or hair fall.
It is best to come on an empty stomach or after a very light meal. Avoid cold drinks or exposure to cold wind immediately before the session.
Yes, depending on your condition, we may administer cleansing Nasya (Shodhana), nourishing Nasya (Brimhana), or pacifying Nasya (Shamana) using oils, ghee, or herbal juices.