
Ayurveda, called a ‘Science of Life’, originated in India 5,000 years ago. In Ayurvedic theory, individuals are composed of five basic elements:
air - associated with the nervous system
fire - with metabolism
water – with body fluids
earth - with the minerals that make up bone and muscle
space - everything that holds the body together
The predominance of elements make up three primary constitutions (bodymind types) in individuals. In Ayurveda, these are called ‘doshas’. They are called, Vata which has air as the predominant element; Pitta with fire
predominant, and Kapha with earth and water predominant.
Ayurvedic system of healing works with the Laws of Nature to create health and balance – a state where body, mind, emotions and spirit harmonize in perfection.
Based on the principle that the body will heal
itself if imbalances are corrected and maintained, Ayurveda relies on the use of herbs and oils and some minerals for therapeutic use.
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ISUN Ayurveda Dosha-Balancing Body Oils
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ISUN - Kapha Balance Herb Oil - 240 ml
Item 18046
$44.00


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| Helps reduce kapha symptoms by invigorating the body and mind by stimulating circulation, increasing mental alertness, detoxifying the system and elevating mood and emotions. |
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ISUN - Pitta Balance Herb Oil - 200 ml
Item 18045
$44.00


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| Helps reduce pitta symptoms by removing excess heat to soothe and cool the body, mind and emotions, purifying the blood and generally relaxing mental stress and tension. |
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ISUN - Vata Balance Herb Oil - 200 ml
Item 18044
$44.00


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Helps reduce vata symptoms by warming and moisturizing the body, restoring strength, calming the nervous system, grounding anxiety-related emotions and center scattered thoughts. |
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ISUN Mist! Jetsetters, vacationers and sun lovers, rejoice! With your $85 or more ISUN purchase, receive a full size After Sun Mist as your gift! A $30 value! Let this cooling mist with pure aloe gel with skin-soothing herbs soothe your sun-exposed skin!
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