What Is Kizhi in Ayurveda? How Effective Is It for Pain and Muscle Stiffness? - #13292
I recently heard about Kizhi in Ayurveda, which is said to be an effective therapy for muscle pain, joint stiffness, and inflammation. Unlike regular massages, Kizhi uses heated herbal poultices filled with medicinal herbs, rice, or powders to stimulate healing and improve circulation. Some of the most commonly recommended types of Kizhi treatments include Ela Kizhi (herbal leaf poultice for joint pain), Njavara Kizhi (rice-based therapy for deep nourishment), and Podi Kizhi (powder poultice for muscle pain and relaxation). However, I want to understand how effective these treatments are in relieving chronic pain, improving mobility, and reducing inflammation. If anyone has undergone Kizhi treatment in Ayurveda, please share your experience. Did it help in reducing pain, improving flexibility, and providing long-term relief? Also, how many sessions were required, and did your doctor suggest any dietary or lifestyle modifications along with the therapy?
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