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6th Edition of International Conference on

Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies

June 20-22, 2024 | Paris, France

Traditional Medicine 2024

Narasaraju Murthy ENK

Speaker at Traditional Medicine, Ethnomedicine and Natural Therapies 2024 - Narasaraju Murthy ENK
Ayurveda Therapist, India
Title : Dr. Narsu’s pleasure massage technique™

Abstract:

Dr. Narsu's Pleasure Massage Technique™ is a method designed to alleviate stress, a physiological and psychological response to external pressures. Stress triggers the body's "fight or flight" response, releasing hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, leading to complications such as anxiety, depression, high blood pressure, weakened immune function, insomnia, and poor sleep quality. The Pleasure Massage is a therapeutic practice utilizing lavender essential oil and almond oil. This exquisite blend targets specific areas like the forehead, temples, ears, behind the ears, neck and the belly button. Strategically performed before bedtime, the massage aims to address concerns related to insomnia, stress, relaxation, and the enhancement of alpha brain waves. At the core of the Pleasure Massage is the carefully crafted blend of lavender essential oil and almond oil. Lavender, known for its calming properties, induces relaxation, while almond oil, rich in skin-nourishing properties, complements the soothing effects. The choice of specific massage areas is inspired by both traditional and contemporary wellness practices. Massaging the forehead and temples, crucial points for stress relief, benefits from the calming touch of lavender-infused almond oil. The aromatic essence of lavender eases tension, soothes the mind, and prepares for a tranquil night's sleep. Massaging the ears releases accumulated tension and stress, creating a serene environment for relaxation. The inclusion of the belly button in the Pleasure Massage aligns with Ayurvedic traditions, considering it a focal point for energy. Massaging this area with the lavender and almond oil blend harmonizes the flow of vital energy, contributing to overall relaxation. Performing the Pleasure Massage before bedtime aids in addressing insomnia by promoting a restful sleep environment. Lavender's calming effects alleviate anxiety, inducing tranquility for a peaceful night's rest. From a scientific perspective, the Pleasure Massage technique introduces a captivating aspect to its array of benefits by influencing the increase in alpha brain waves. These waves are connected to a mental state characterized by both relaxation and alertness, correlating with improvements in creativity, stress reduction, and heightened cognitive function. Integrating this massage into one's bedtime routine holds the promise of not only providing physical relaxation but also potentially enhancing cognitive well-being. In essence, the Pleasure Massage transcends mere relaxation; it becomes a holistic journey blending traditional wisdom with contemporary well-being practices. The synergy of lavender essential oil and almond oil, combined with a strategic focus on specific body areas, creates a sensory experience addressing physical tensions, and mental, and emotional stresses. Whether seen through ancient traditions or modern science, the Pleasure Massage is a testament to the timeless pursuit of serenity and vitality.

Biography:

Dr. Narasaraju Murthy ENK studied Masters in Biochemistry at Gulbarga University, India in 2003. He then joined the research in Nutraceuticals in Department of Chemistry, University of Mysore, Mysore India. He received his PhD degree in 2008 at the same institution. Served  as scientist in leading Nutraceuticals and Pharmaceutical Firms, and worked as research consultant at yenepoya medical college, Mangalore. Presently as  Ayurveda Therapist he helms Radha Raman AncientRoots Trust, Doing Ayurvedic Life Style Consultation and teaching ancient Ayurvedic and naturopathy wisdom. He has published more than 10 research articles.

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