Spa consultant Renata de Abreu unleashes the wonders of Ayurveda

Originated in India, more than 5000 years ago, Ayurveda, commonly called “The mother of healing,” is considered by many scholars to be the oldest healing science. This is a traditional Hindu system of medicine, based on the balance in bodily systems using a distinct diet, herbal treatment, meditation and yogic breathing.

This historic curative system rests on the belief that health and wellness depend on a delicate interconnection between the mind, body, and spirit. It states that a balance of the three life forces called Doshas control our bodywork, while their imbalance equals diseases. The Doshas are Vata (space and air), Pitta (fire and water) and Kapha (water and earth), which are known to internally purify the incapacitated soul and subconscious, thereby fostering the emergence of personal wellbeing.

Treatment through Ayurveda is extremely individual and personalized for each patient because each patient is unique and therefore needs unique care. A famous Ayurvedic saying is, “When diet is wrong, medicine is of no use; When diet is correct, medicine is of no need.” Hence, the diet encourages eating whole foods like fruits, vegetables, grains, and legumes. This can benefit the health greatly, as these foods are rich in many essential nutrients. 

International fitness and leadership brand, Renata de Abreu, an ayurvedic coach, has emerged as one of the finest body therapists in the world of wellbeing. She has developed courses associated with professionals of the world references in their fields. The certified Instructor of the Chopra Center Perfect Health Program has graduated up to 800 students. Renata is a technical consultant for spa management with international training who participates in health programs and beauty pictures on Fox Tv and Rede Globo channels. Her notable techniques include More Life Massage, Detox Power Detox and Rejuvenation Protocols, Yauvana Facial Yoga, Spice Up Your Love and Shat Pelvic Yoga. De Abreu’s healing techniques have done wonders on many and aided people in caring for themselves and their loved ones.

Today, the top-notch business lady has her quality brands in more than 25 luxury spas worldwide, as in Nekupe in Nicaragua and was in charge of the consultancy and operation of the São Paulo units. She has opened numerous incredible spas in Fasano Hotels over ten years in Paulo, Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro and Punta Del Este. One of her bliss retreat creation is The Spa Home Life, an exclusive space in Miami to experience the best in the most technological devices and preventive techniques from Ayurveda. The Spa Home Life counts with many services such as massages, body and facial treatments, infrared sauna, laser waxing, meditation, Facial Yoga, Detox Plan. It aims to provide an esthetical transformation from the inside to the outside, improving the body and mind’s health.

Renata is escorting an affirmative change in the world of aesthetics. Many have found comfort and serenity through her sanative procedures as their health and emotional wellbeing have elevated to phenomenal stratums. Renata is also working to make the world a better place. Her book “Ayurveda Way of Life and its History” is about the mix of Indian and Brazilian Culture favoring health and children’s education using Ayurveda. The project includes her visit to the favelas in Brazil, teaching kids how to take care of themselves according to Indian medicine. They will learn Meditation, Detox Practices, Recipes, and much other information. Additionally, this book is a Rouanet Law project which is a Brazilian law named after Sérgio Paulo Rouanet whose role is providing monetary funds for use in art and culture, including the production of movies. It is intended to encourage cultural investments, and its major highlight is the tax incentive policy that enables companies and citizens to deduct a portion of income tax.

Noteworthy is the actuality that the surge in modern medicine has readily extinguished the application of the Ayurvedic healing process. Endorsed widely by medical practitioners, modern western medicine is considered more safe, secure and effective. However, the wonders of historic Ayurvedic medicine are beyond the usual effects of modern treatments. There is a requisite need to revive back this art and voice the concern to resume the use of this epoch-making medicine.