Description :

About Kansya Thali

1. Lab tested 16" thall and 6" bowl
2. 90watt powerful motor. 1.5 Unit Power
3. Consumption for 12 Hrs.
4. Texture and 23 Acupressure dot on thali for wonderful massage & Foot Reflexology.
5. Count with timer display.
6. Clockwise and anti-clockwise movement.
7. Remote controller operated (On/Off & Rotation).
8. Foam roller mounted for Calf Massage.
9. Weight of Thali - 2 Kg. Thali & 600 grm Katori.
10. One year Warranty for Motor and Timer only.
11. Total Weight of Machine - 22kg

What is Kansya Thali ?

In Ayurvedic Medicine, the kansa thali is cherished because it is said to balance the three Doshas, the Vata (Air), Pitta (Fire), and Kapha (Water). Doshas are energies in the body, and their alignment is key in influencing overall health. This holistic practice of harmonizing the mind and body is something that has been tried, proven, and true for thousands of years in Ayurveda to boost energy and healing. 

From the Vedic times to modern-day utensils, Kansa has been an integral part of Indian culture and cuisine. Known for its unique properties and health benefits, Kansa metal has evolved and continues to be a popular choice among chefs and home cooks alike. Kansa metal is an alloy of 78% copper and 22% tin that was used in ancient India for making utensils. In this blog post, we'll take a deep dive into the fascinating history of Kansa metal and explore how it's transformed from ancient times to present-day use in our kitchens.

So buckle up as we embark on a journey through time to discover the evolution of Kansa.

HOW TO WORKS

The mechanism of Kansa Thali foot massage involves the use of the Kansa Thali, a bowl-shaped instrument made of kansa or bronze, to provide therapeutic benefits to the feet. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects of its mechanism:

1. Stimulation of reflexology points: Kansa Thali foot massage targets specific reflexology points on the feet. According to reflexology, these points correspond to different organs and systems in the body. By applying pressure and massage techniques to these points, the massage aims to stimulate and balance energy flow throughout the body.

2. Relaxation and stress relief: The gentle pressure and circular motions used in Kansa Thali foot massage help relax the muscles and tissues of the feet. This can promote overall relaxation and provide relief from stress and tension.

3. Enhanced blood circulation: The massage techniques used in Kansa Thali foot massage can help improve blood circulation in the feet. By stimulating blood flow, more oxygen and nutrients can reach the tissues, while waste products are carried away more efficiently.

4. Detoxification: Kansa, the alloy used in the Kansa Thali, is believed to have natural detoxifying properties. It is thought to help draw out toxins from the body, promoting a sense of cleansing and rejuvenation.

5. Balancing Energy Flow: Ayurveda emphasizes the concept of balancing the body's energy or doshas. The Kansa Thali foot massage is believed to help restore balance by harmonizing the flow of energy through the feet and the entire body.

BENEFIT OF KANSA THALI FOOT MASSAGE

1. To reduce Knee pain, heel pain, waist pain.
2. To reduce the amount of bile in the body.
3. To reduce excess body heat.
4. To give movement to the eye muscles.
5. To reduce fatigue and increase cooling of the body.
6. To balance Vata, pitta and Kapha in the body.
7. Useful for diabetic people so that they do not lose their foot sensitivity.
8. To reduce foot swelling.
9. Can help improve the effects of migraines.
10. Assists in controlling the blood pressure.
11. Reduces irritation from flat feet.
12. Helps transport oxygen through the body.
13. To reduce the problem of cracked feet and swelling of the feet.
14. Useful on varicose veins.
15. To reduce dark circles under the eyebrows.
16. The problem of sleep deprivation can be controlled.
17. Helps to detox if y the internal organ.
18. Improves blood circulation.
19. Improves digestion.
20. Reduce stress and anxiety.
21. Promote sleeps cures insomnia.
22. Heals cracked feet.
23. Activate metabolism.
24. Improves eyesight's help to relieve eyestrain and tired eyes.
25. Improves the condition of ligaments and muscles of the lower limbs calms the body.
26. Restore and balance the bodies initiate energy.
27. Help to detoxify the internal organs and improves digestion.
28. Activate out Immune system.
29. Good for restless leg syndrome.
30. Gives good hearing capacity.
31. Useful for preventing to reduce foot senses due to diabetes.

HOW TO USE

For a Kansa thali foot massage machine, it is recommended to use Ayurvedic massage oils specifically designed for foot massage. These oils are typically formulated with a blend of herbs and essential oils to provide therapeutic benefits and enhance the massage experience. Here are some commonly used oils for Kansa thali foot massage:

Sesame Oil: Sesame oil is a popular choice for Ayurvedic massage due to its nourishing and warming properties. It is believed to balance the Vata dosha and provide lubrication to the skin during the massage.

Coconut Oil: Coconut oil is another commonly used oil for foot massage. It has moisturizing properties and can help soften and hydrate the skin.

Ghee: Cooling and Soothing :While ghee is generally considered warming, it also has a cooling effect on the body when applied externally. This can be particularly beneficial for hot or inflamed feet, providing a soothing and calming sensation.

Balancing for Doshas- Ghee is considered balancing for all three doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. It has a soothing and grounding effect on Vata, a cooling effect on Pitta, and a lubricating effect on Kapha.

Herbal Oils: There are various herbal oils available in the market that are specifically formulated for foot massage. These oils may contain a combination of herbs such as neem, turmeric, ginger, or ashwagandha, known for their therapeutic properties.

When selecting an oil for your Kansa thali foot massage machine, it is essential to choose a highquality, organic, and preferably cold-pressed oil. It is also a good idea to consider your specific needs and preferences, such as any allergies or sensitivities you may have.

Before using the oil in the massage machine, ensure that it is compatible with the machine and follow the manufacturer's instructions for usage and maintenance.

Method of use

Prepare the area: Find a comfortable and quiet space where you can sit and relax. Place a towel or cushion on the floor to support your feet during the massage.

Choose the right Kansa Thali: The Kansa Thali is a bowl-shaped instrument made of kansa or bronze. Select a Kansa Thali that fits comfortably in your hand and has a smooth surface.

Apply oil or lotion: Optionally, you can apply some oil or lotion on your feet to reduce friction and enhance the massage experience. Traditional Ayurvedic oils like sesame oil or herbal oils are commonly used, but any massage oil or lotion can work.

Hold the Kansa Thali: Grasp the Kansa Thali firmly by its handle, making sure the bowl-shaped part is facing downwards.

Start the massage: Begin by gently rubbing the Kansa Thali over the soles of your feet in circular motions. Apply light to moderate pressure based on your comfort level.

Cover the entire foot: Move the Kansa Thali across all areas of your foot, including the heels, arches, balls, and toes. You can use different strokes such as long strokes, circular motions, or even tapping motions to provide a varied massage experience.

Pay attention to pressure points: While massaging, focus on areas with acupressure or reflexology points on the feet. These points are believed to correspond to different organs and systems in the body. Applying gentle pressure to these points can help stimulate and balance energy.

Take your time: Allow yourself to relax and enjoy the massage. Take your time to thoroughly massage each foot, paying attention to any areas of tension or discomfort.

Repeat on the other foot: Once you have completed the massage on one foot, move on to the other foot and repeat the same steps.

Aftercare: After the massage, take a few moments to rest and allow the relaxation to sink in. You can wipe off any excess oil or lotion from your feet if desired.

Remember, if you're new to Kansa Thali foot massage or have any health concerns, it's advisable to consult with a trained professional or Ayurvedic practitioner for proper guidance and personalized recommendations.

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