Nasya Images - #4274

I’ve been reading about Nasya therapy in Ayurveda for sinus issues, migraines, and overall nasal health, and I came across the term Nasya images while researching online. However, I’m still not sure what the process looks like or what to expect during a session. Could you explain how Nasya therapy is performed, and do these Nasya images accurately show the procedure? From what I’ve seen in some Nasya images, it looks like oil is applied or poured into the nostrils while the patient is lying down. Is that the standard method, or are there variations depending on the condition being treated? For instance, I suffer from chronic sinus congestion, and I’m wondering if Nasya therapy involves additional steps like massage or steam before applying the oil. Are there specific Nasya images that demonstrate this preparation? I also noticed in some Nasya images that the practitioner uses tools or droppers to administer the oil. Is there a preferred way to do this, or does it depend on the type of oil or herbs being used? For someone new to this therapy, how can I tell if the process shown in these Nasya images is being performed correctly? Another question I have is about the type of oils used in Nasya. Do the Nasya images typically show the right oils for different issues, like congestion, migraines, or stress? I’ve read that Anu Taila and Shadbindu Taila are commonly used, but I’m not sure which one would be best for my sinus problems. Could you recommend any resources or guides that match the Nasya images I’ve seen online with the correct therapies? Lastly, are there any risks associated with Nasya therapy that I should watch out for? Some Nasya images make it seem straightforward, but is it safe to try Nasya at home, or should it always be done under supervision? If anyone has experienced Nasya therapy, I’d love to know how closely the actual process matches the Nasya images available online. Were the results immediate, or did it take a few sessions to notice improvements?