Her Story
In her early thirties Ms. Mita Vinay, a corporate professional, started experiencing back pain, pain in her joints, along with difficulty in joint movement and intermittent migraines and gradually the pains started to interfere in her daily routine causing her stress. In addition to her thyroid issues. That’s when she consulted an Orthopedic for her pain relief. She was diagnosed with early arthritis. The physician put her on pain relief medicine, but she was not convinced with the treatment as the pain was playing an on and off game with her. She was also progressively using an inhaler for her breathing difficulties. All this kept her away from the things she loved to do.
Treatment Journey & Recovery
While researching for alternative solutions for her health issues, she tried yoga and acupuncture and dry cupping. This helped her pain relief and reduced the recurrence of pain. With relief from pain, she enrolled herself for a yoga course and this course taught her that yoga is not just about being on the mat–it’s really about a whole lifestyle choice.
Mita has used this knowledge to help reverse many of her health conditions such as thyroid, arthritis, migraines, asthma, and back pain. For the past 4 years, she has been living a medication-free life.
Personal Learnings
Mita’s firsthand knowledge of how cupping, acupuncture and yoga can heal acute physical ailments, as well as how mindfulness can change a person’s awareness of life.
Life Today
She has founded “Bodhsara” a wellness center to promote alternative healing systems as part of everyday life for everyone.
Learn more about Yoga, Acupuncture, and Cupping therapies and how it can benefit you for pain relief and optimal health.
What is Cupping?
Cupping is an ancient Chinese method, like acupuncture, that aims to stimulate the acupoints or meridians by placing cups on the skin to create suction. The suction can be created through heat or a mechanical device, and it draws the skin and underlying tissue into the cup. Cupping is the opposite of massage – rather than applying pressure to the muscles, cupping uses gentle pressure to pull them upwards. It has been described as a particularly relaxing and relieving sensation.
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