Sanjeevani Kaya Shodhan Sansthan

https://www.startus.cc/company/sanjeevani-kaya-shodhan-sansthan

Swami Satyanand A Unit Swami Satyanand Charitable trust Foundation c/o Ram Sharnam Ashram Jind Road, Gohana - 131301 (Haryana)

New Delhi Delhi 131301

India

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General information:

Sanjeevani Kaya Shodhan (SKSS) located in Gohana (Haryana) is surrounded by lush green and healthy environment with in 102 acres of breath taking scenric space. We wish to focus on natural healing, where we choose treatments & session to work on specific issues through our various offerings. Sanjeevani is dedicated to serve the humanity with physical, mental and spiritual health through ancient Yoga, Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Physiotherapy etc.

Company information:

Company type:

Startup

Industry:

Healthcare / Medical Services

Founded when:

Friday, 25 March, 1994

Startup stage:

Mature stage (being profitable)

Funding needs:

currently no funding needs

Types of jobs in the company:

Accounting, Business Development, Customer Support, Human Resources, Management / Leadership, Product Management, Public Relations, Sales, Other Occupations

Products and Services:

Mud Therapy Treatment

Product category:

ayurveda

Mud is one of the five elements of nature and helps in the treatment of all chronic diseases, hypertension, obesity, various skin diseases, diabetes, constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion etc. It also enhances the body’s resistance power, vitality and beauty.

Physiotherapy Treatment

Product category:

ayurveda

Physiotherapy treats a wide array of conditions as- Orthopedic cases including fractures, sports injuries, spinal pain and headaches. The treatment may include therapeutic exercise to improve strength, endurance and correct muscle and postural imbalance, joint manipulation and mobilisation. To relieve pain, reduce stiffness massage of the soft tissue, trigger point therapy and stretching may be applied. Hair and skin

Acupuncture

Product category:

ayurveda

Acupuncture is an age-old healing practice of traditional Chinese medicine in which thin needles are placed at specific points in the body. It's primarily used to relieve pain but also has been used to treat other conditions. More than 3 million Americans use acupuncture, but it is even more popular in other countries.

Acupuncture seeks to release the flow of the body's vital energy or "chi" by stimulating points along 14 energy pathways. Some scientists believe that the needles cause the body to release endorphins -- natural painkillers -- and may boost blood flow and change brain activity. Skeptics say acupuncture works only because people believe it will, an effect called the placebo effect.