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document.write('Detoxify and moisturize the skin with the Nepal nettle scrub towel with Himalayan natural ingredients. Nettle yarn is similar to the linen and is gentle exfoliation on face, body. Handknitted by local women in Nepal. 7 oz x 2 soaps (Himalayan Mountain Woods, Himalayan Nettle Spearmint).
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document.write('The entirely imaginary adventures of young David Black, Family Physician, as he sets sail between the Overbearing Cliffs of Scientific Practice and the Whirlpools of Holism, battling the forces of Unintended Bachelorhood, Financial Reality, and Crass Commercialism in his search for Love, Wisdom, and a Reasonable Approach to Semi-Optimal Health
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document.write('Under a timeless South Asian sky, fingers expertly probe flesh, bones and hands. Healer Brahmanand Swamigal is practicing Ayurveda, the "science of life", one of the oldest holistic medical systems in the world. Originating in India more than 5000 years ago, and spreading to Tibet, China and Japan, this uncanny intersection of science, medicine, and magic is only now receiving serious study in the West. Shot over three years on three continents, AYURVEDA: THE ART OF BEING is both a breathless globe trotting travelogue that\'s "fascinating to watch" (Variety) and a deeply spiritual testament to the power of Ayurveda\'s medicine. Founded on the belief that human disease is cured by restoring an imbalance of individual life entergies, Ayurveda suppports diverse forms of treatment. Scenes of dreamlike resonance, where "the camera itself seems to be smiling beatifically" (The New York Times), deonstrate both the power of Ayurveda and the commitment of its acolytes. Intuitively manipulating nerves that can either cure or kill, a healer displays amazingly intimate pressure point mastery. One wizened practitioner grinds precious stones into priceless medicinal powders while another shrugs off payment and brusquely dispenses treatment like a crusty country doctor. Whether documenting the catastrophic loss of potentially cancer curing herbs or detailing the mounting scinetific evidence suporting Ayurveda\'s efficacy, AYURVEDA: THE ART OF BEING retains an affecting sense of wonder. In the end, the film simply and persuasivly observes that "Hope is nature\'s way of enabling us to survive so that we can discover nature itself."
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