Lekshmi Yoga School
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Lekshmi Yoga School offers Ayurveda Panchakarma treatment programs and other wellness/beauty programs and treatments. They also offer Yoga teacher training courses and Ayurveda Panchakarma Training Courses, the latter with a duration of 7 or 14 days.Internet sites
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India
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Kerala, Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram)
> Training Services
- Practitioner Training
- Teacher Training
- Indian Ear Care Therapy (Karnapooranam)
- Indian Eye Rejuvenation (Netra Tarpana)
- Indian Facial Massage (Mukha Abhyanga)
- Indian Foot Massage (Padabhyanga)
- Indian Full Body Oil Massage (Abhyanga)
- Indian Head Massage (Champi | Shiro Abhyanga)
- Indian Herbal Ball Massage (Pinda Sweda | Ela & Podi Kizhi | Potli)
- Indian Keralite Barefoot Massage (Chavutti Thirumal)
- Indian Nasya Treatment (Medication through the Nose)
- Indian Pizhichil Massage (Kaya Seka | Thaila Dhara)
- Indian Powder Massage (Udvartana)
- Indian Shirodhara Treatment (Forehead Liquid Pouring)
- Indian Steam Therapy (Svedana)
- Indian Vasti (Vasthi Oil Treatments)
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