Dhanyamla Dhara Treatment
Dhanyamla Dhara
Dhara means pouring liquid medium in a small continuous and constant stream over the body or affected area. Dhanyamla is a specially fermented medicinal preparation. Oryza sativa, citrus rotundus flattend oryza sativa, zingerver officianalis etc are some of the ingredients of Dhanyamla. Medicated oil may or may not be applied on the body as per the individual condition. Dhanyamla is then is poured over the body in lukewarm condition as a continuous strain. Dhanyamla is kept lukewarm during the full course of the treatment procedure. The therapy is very effective in kapha-vata predominant conditions. It helps in compacting obesity, reducing inflammations, and muscular pain and activates nerves. It is a remedy for hemiplegia paralysis, rheumatic complaints also.In Kerala, Dhanyamla is also known as ‘veppukkadi’. Dhanyamla Dhara is a special type of treatment and derived from the word cereals (dhanya) and vinegar (amla). For Dhanyamla preparation navara rice, horse gram, millet, citrus fruits and dried ginger are used. For this treatment traditional vessels are used. During the treatment the body is covered with a cloth for maintaining the heat. The duration of the treatment is 45 to 50 minutes depending up on the conditions of the patient. As per the instructions of the physician Dhanyamla dhara is done partly or full body. The course of the treatment is depend on the instructions of the physician may vary to seven days, 14 days etc.
The benefits of Dhanyamla Dhara are compacting obesity, reducing inflammations, and muscular pain and activates nerves, remedy for hemiplegia paralysis, rheumatic complaints also.
Kerala has number one role in Ayurveda treatment in South India, as the origin of Ayurveda is India.
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