Did you know that many Germans above the age of 50 are reportedly switching to Ayurveda? While a part of Europe is filled with scepticism and concerns towards the ancient healing system, the grass of optimism for Ayurveda is greener in the central part of Europe, which is within the lands of Deutschland.
But how does Ayurveda find its way into the hearts of Germans? And what is the implication of this revolution? To find out, let’s talk about the role of Ayurveda in Germany and what it means to the people who are new to the system of ancient healing.
There’s no specific factor that pinpoints the reason why Ayurveda has gained popularity in Germany. This is because the reasons lie within the speciality of Ayurveda itself. In fact, Ayurveda in Deutschland is the ultimate standard, as recent data suggests that there are more than 200 wellness centres where patients receive Ayurvedic consultations and advice.
The German influence throughout the branches of Ayurveda starts from within their core interest towards nature. The best example would be their culturally common activity of hiking, or “Wanderlust”, where hiking and climbing within the whereabouts makes them feel more connected to nature. While it starts with their inclination toward nature, their interest towards Ayurveda makes their belief and trust towards nature even stronger.
At the end of the day, the primary reason is self-explanatory. Globalisation has helped the exchange of ideas, business and thoughts throughout the world. Thanks to our thoughtful masters of Ayurveda who travelled to different countries to showcase their practice, it has currently gained worldwide recognition for the right reasons.
Therefore, the idea of holistic healing has already bypassed the cultural and language barriers, to promote a new trend in wellness that addresses the root cause of various diseases.
Travelling to a different nation for specific treatments used to be common in the golden days. You may have witnessed accounts of people who have opted for intensive treatments like Panchakarma by travelling to the Ayurveda retreat Keralacentres. Therefore it’s no surprise that Kerala has the best Ayurvedic treatment centres and retreats.
While travelling to Kerala is ideal for a unique healing experience, it may not be the same case if you are a German citizen who wants convenience at all costs. Therefore, going to the nearest Ayurveda hospital in Germany or retreat centre can do your healing deeds as well.
With that being said, let’s take a look at some of the best Ayurveda retreats and hospitals in Germany.
Location: Kunzmann’s Hotel, Bad Bocklet
Looking for authentic Ayurvedic treatments in Germany? You can find Ayurveda Gesundheitszentrum Madukkakuzhy at the top of the list. Owned by a family of four traditions, it is committed to maintaining the natural heritage of healing and combining modern amenities at the same time. It provides all services including detox therapy of panchakarma, herbal remedies and massages.
Location: Bismarckturmstraße 24, Lindenfels
People often rely on both sides for healing, somewhere traditional yet modern to an extent. So if you are looking for a blend of both traditional and modern approaches to wellness, this could be the place where you can make your peace. Services include rejuvenation therapies, yoga sessions, and Ayurvedic cooking classes, promoting a holistic experience of physical and mental well-being.
Location: Römerstraße 1, Bad Ems
Nothing speaks better than detox programs and traditional therapies followed by the Maharishi Ayurveda principles. Overall it is a rejuvenating space that transcends the beauty of historic times. Interestingly, it is also combined with modern health techniques. And provides services such as personal health consultations, detox programs, and traditional therapies like Shirodhara.
Location: Wildbadstraße 201, Traben-Trarbach
The setting is like a park and the environment is suitable for full relaxation. Therefore, it is an all-rounded experience for wellness dedicated to promoting health and happiness. Therefore the speciality services are inclusive of detox programs, yoga classes, and various gourmet Ayurvedic cuisines you can indulge in.
Location: Saline 1, Bad Rappenau
Recovery is a slow process that has to be guided through mindfulness and support. While recovery follows its own pace, did you know that garden-based healing environments can be an added benefit to your journey of healing? Here we focus on the role of the environment within the spaces around hospitals and retreats in healing and it is followed by services such as consultations, detox programs, herbal treatments, and wellness workshops.
Along with the top ayurvedic treatment centres and retreats mentioned above, there are many more centres for ayurveda in Deutschland that are still running and yet to come on in the near future.
Also, if you are a German citizen who prefers a different experience over an Ayurveda hospital in Germany, you can always come back to Kerala for the best Ayurvedic consultancy and treatments. With Ayurvedic centres like Svaztha, you are just one call away from experiencing the healing embrace of nature, health, happiness, and well-being through the generational wisdom of Ayurveda.
The role of Ayurveda in promoting wellness among the German community has proven to be a grand success. Its success is counted by the positive experiences of many adults and the increasing number of Ayurvedic practice centres that keep the revolution of ancient healing moving forward.
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Ayurveda is accepted in Germany. That’s why you can find many well-educated individuals who are attracted to its holistic approach to health and wellness. Most practitioners in Germany work under the regulations of their medical licenses.
Generally, it is known to vary between range from 1,090 EUR to 3,750 EUR. However, the salary of an Ayurvedic doctor cannot be set to a precise range because it can be different based on the location and experience of the individual.
Ayurvedic treatments are mostly covered by health insurance. This is due to the lack of formal recognition in the economy. But in certain exceptional cases, there are some practitioners who may provide the offer for services that align with preventive health measures followed by specific reimbursement.
The treatments can be above 2500 euros, as this is determined by the facility and the type of treatment program. It is advisable to consult with the centre for the cost based enquiries and it may also vary by charges that go into accommodations, meals, and various therapies.
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Svaztha Ayurveda Retreat By Chemepenkulam Ayurveda Hospital
Attapallam PO Thekkady,
Kerala, 685509. India
svaztha@gmail.com
+91 94463 03902,
+91 94970 73902
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Indication
Arthritis, rheumatic joint pains and swellings, sprains, etc.
Usage
The bundles, warmed in medicated oil or neem oil, are applied all over the body/part till the desired perspiration is attained. The treatment is carried out for around 45 to 60 minutes.
Ingredients
Sathahwa(Anethum sowa) – 20gm
Arka(Calotropus gigantic – 16gm
Eranda(Ricinus cummunis) – 20gm
Punarnava(Boerhavia diffusa)- 16gm
Shadee(Zingiber Officinale) – 16gm
Devadaroo (Cedrus deodar) – 16gm
Indication
Cleanses and conditions the hair, and also protects from dandruff and hair fall.
Usage
Mix 2 tbs of powder with water to make a thick paste. Apply it on the wet hair and scalp, soak well and then wash it off.
Ingredients
Emblica officialis – 10gm
Hebiscus rosa – 10gm
Albizzia lebbeck – 10gm
Phaseolus aureus – 10gm
Sapindus trifoliatus – 10gm
Indication
Sumukam nourishes and cleans the facial skin and keeps it soft and smooth.
Usage
Mix 1tsp powder with rose water to make a thick paste. Apply on the face and neck in a circular motion. Wash with lukewarm water before it gets dry.
Ingredients
Azadirachta indica – 12.5gm
Phaseolus aureus – 12.5gm
Vetveria zizanoides – 12.5gm
Rosa centifolia – 12.5gm
Indication
It nourishes and rejuvenates the facial skin. Removes pimples, wrinkles, scars, black spots, and black heads. Enhances facial nourishment, promotes new collagen formation. Removes facial tension and stress. Restores normal health of the facial skin.
Usage
Mix 2 spoon powder with milk for dry skin and with rose water OR fresh juices for oily skin to make a smooth paste. Apply a thick layer evenly on the face and neck. Keep in wet state for 20–30 minute and then wash off with warm water, and pat dry.
Key ingredients
Contains ayurvedic flowers of
Michelia champaca – 10gm
Nelumbo nucifera – 10gm
Mimusops elaegi – 10gm
Jasminum officinale – 10gm
Rosa centifolia – 10gm
Indication
Sinusitis, Tonsillitis, Otorrhoea, Allergic sneezing, chronic rhinitis, Bronchitis, migraine headache.
Usage
Gentle massage on head 10 minutes before bath.
Ingredients
Aengle marmelos – 250mg
Ocimum sanctum – 250mg
Vitex nigundo – 250mg
Zingiber officinale – 250mg
Plumbago zeylanica – 20mg
Embelia ribes – 20mg
Boswellia serrata – 20mg
Piper longum – 20mg
Moringa ptrygosperma – 20mg
Coconut Oil – 1ml
Indication
Saffron is regarded as the ‘queen’ in beauty treatment.
Safroil restores the natural glow and moisture of the facial skin. It helps to protect face from pimples and black heads. It removes the wrinkles, scars and gives a glowing beauty and freshness to the face. Removes facial tension. Enhances fairness.
Usage
Massage on face and neck daily in a circular motion.
Ingredients
Curcuma longa – 500mg
Aloe barbadensis – 500mg
Crocus sativus – 0.25mg
Rubia cordifolia – 1.65mg
Nelumbo nucifera – 1.10mg
Caesalpina sappan – 1.1mg
Rosa centifolia – 1.4mg
Mesua ferrea – 1.2 mg
Hemidesmus indicus – 0.9 mg
Vetiveria zizanioides – 1.35mg
Cow milk – 4ml
Seas mum oil – 1ml
Indication
‘Raksha’ – means one that protects. ‘Raksha’ includes natural roots blended with herbs like Sida, Aloe, vetivera, etc. General body massage oil helps to remove body fatigue, excess fat, skin dryness, stimulate nerves and remove bad odour and nourish the skin.
Usage
Massage by self or others and take warm water bath.
Ingredients
Sida cordifolia – 100mg
Aloe vera – 100mg
Withania somnifera – 16mg
Cyperus rotundus – 1.55mg
Hemidesmus indicus – 0.85mg
Rubia cordifolia – 1.45mg
Vetiveria zizanoides – 12.5mg
Cedrus deadar – 1.75mg
Pluchea lanceolata – 15.5mg
Seasame oil – 1ml
By tradition the women of Kerala have taken more care in their natal period as a protective measure to their pregnancy and health. Specially prepared medicated oils are used for it.
Usage & Indication
As a pre-natal care gently massage partially OR the whole body from six months of pregnancy to get relief from cramp pains, lumbago, varicose vein and stretch marks. And as post-natal care-use from the third day of the delivery onwards (in caesarean, use only after healing) for the pro-delivery fatigue. It also helps in the contraction of the uterus and the vagina. After usage take warm water bath.
Key ingredients
Ficus racemosa – 50gm
Strobilanthes heynianus – 25gm
Aegle marmelos – 25gm
Curcurma longa – 2gm
Rubia cordifolia – 2gm
Cynodon dactylon – 2gm
Anethum sowa – 2gm
Lepidium sativum – 2gm
Sesamum oil – 100ml
Indication
Helps to prevent hair fall, dandruff and itching of the scalp. It stimulates thick and strong hair growth. Prevents scalp from bacterial and fungal attacks.
Usage
Mix 2 tbs of powder with water to make a thick paste. Apply a thick layer evenly on the hair and scalp. Keep in wet state for 20–30 minute and wash off with warm water, and then pat dry. Daily usage helps in making dry rough hair to tangle free soft and shiny hair.
Ingredients
Eclipta alba – 2.5gm
Emblica officianalis – 2gm
Psoralea corylifolia – 1.5gm
Terminalia belerica – 1.5gm
Nymbphasa stellata – 1.5gm
Azadirachta indica – 1gm
Indication
This natural hair nourisher enriched with Aloe and Hebiscus helps to prevent hair fall and dandruff. It stimulates thick and strong hair growth. It nourishes hair with natural proteins, and prevents bacterial and fungal attacks.
Usage
Massage 5ml of oil on scalp and hair from root to end before or after shower. Daily usage helps in making dry rough hair to tangle free soft and shiny hair. In just 6 month of regular use you will experience only normalized hair fall.
Ingredients
Indigofera tinctoria – 400mg
Aloe vera – 400mg
Hebiscus rosa – 100mg
Eclipta alba – 650mg
Emblica officinalis – 350mg
Azadirachta indica – 100mg
Cow milk – 1ml
Seasamum oil – 1ml
Pongamia pinnata – 3.75mg
Psoralea corylifolia – 3.75mg
Terminalia belerica – 5mg
Indication
Used to nourish and moisturise the baby’s skin. Protects from skin infections and skin dryness. Removes bad odour, gives glowing beauty and freshness, and also enhances fairness.
Usage
Massage on body and after 10-20 minutes give a bath with warm water.
Ingredients
Ficus bengalensis – 5gm
Ficus racemosa – 5gm
Ficus religiosa – 5gm
Ficus lacor – 5gm
Curcuma longa – 0.25gm
Leptadena reticulate – 0.25gm
Azadirachta indica – 0.25gm
Withania sominifera – 0.25gm
Ellettaria cardamomum – 0.25gm
Sesamum oil – 10ml
Cow milk – 20ml
Indication
Brahmi itself is a famous brain tonic.
Brami Head Massage Oil helps to reduce stress and strain, insomnia, headache, etc. Improves function of brain nerves. Provides mental serenity and calmness, and concentration of mind. Relaxes body and mind. Also helpful in insomnia and pre-menstrual head ache
Usage
Gently massage 5-10ml oil on scalp 10 minutes before wash.
For sleeplessness apply 15 drops on pate, and 15 drops on palms and feet before going to bed. You will be blessed with easy sleep immediately.
Ingredients
Eblica officinalis – 20mg
Bacopa monnieri – 1gm
Valeriana wallichii – 17.5mg
Withania somnifera – 15mg
Clitoria ternatea – 17.5gm
Celastrus panicuatus – 15mg
Centalla asistata – 15mg
Seas mum oil – 1ml
Indication
‘Aswan’ is the rare formulation of herbal extract, which is used for erectile dysfunction in men.
Usage
Daily massage once on the penis and pubic till the oil is absorbed fully.
Ingredients
Phaseolus mungo – 50gm
Leptadena reticulate – 50gm
Asparagus recemosus – 50gm
Benincosa hispida – 50gm
Withania somnifera – 2gm
Myristica fragrans – 2gm
Gossypium herbaceum – 2gm
Celastrus paniculatus – 2gm
Solanum indicum – 2gm
Cow milk – 400ml
Sesamum oil – 100ml
Indication
Rheumatic arthritis, osteo arthritis, spondylitis, sprain, body aches Joints pain, back pain etc.
Usage
Gently massage on affected area.
Ingredients
Tinospora cordifolia – 20gm
Ricinus cummunis – 20gm
Sida cordifolia – 20gm
Vitex nigundo – 20gm
Pluchea lanceolata – 20gm
Cissus quandrangularis – 5gm
Asparagus recemosus – 5gm
Tamarindus indica – 5gm
Moringa pterygosperma – 5gm
Allium sativum – 2.5gm
Anethum sowa – 2.5gm
Zingiber Officinale – 2.5gm
Boswellia serrata – 2.5gm
Sesamum oil – 100ml
Eucalyptus oil – 1ml