Karnapooran is a traditional Ayurvedic therapy that involves the application of warm herbal oil to the ears to nourish and protect the ears and surrounding tissues. The term "Karnapooran" is derived from the Sanskrit words "karna" meaning "ear" and "pooran" meaning "filling" or "nourishing".
Benefits of Karnapooran
Karnapooran helps to reduce inflammation, relax tense muscles, and improve blood flow to the ears.
The therapy is believed to improve hearing by nourishing and protecting the ears and surrounding tissues.
Karnapooran can help to reduce symptoms of tinnitus, such as ringing or buzzing in the ears.
The therapy helps to reduce inflammation and fight off infections in the ears.
Karnapooran can help to improve balance and equilibrium by nourishing and protecting the inner ear.
The Karnapooran Process
The therapist prepares the herbal oil blend according to the individual's Ayurvedic constitution.
The therapist applies the warm herbal oil to the ears, using a specialized container or dropper.
The oil is retained in the ears for 5-10 minutes, allowing it to penetrate deep into the tissues.
The therapist performs a gentle massage to the ears and surrounding tissues, using long strokes and gentle manipulations.
The individual relaxes for 10-15 minutes, allowing the herbal oil to work its therapeutic effects.
Contraindications
Karnapooran should not be performed during active ear infections.
Karnapooran should not be performed in individuals with a perforated eardrum.
Karnapooran should not be performed immediately after ear surgery.
Consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner or a licensed therapist before undergoing Karnapooran.
