/ -- Come February and New Year wellness resolutions are all but forgotten. Keeping this in mind, to help realign their wellness goal, Nimba Nature Cure Village is offering patrons a physical, psychological and spiritual health overhaul, with the help of the power of nature.
Nimba one of the largest Naturopathy centres in India, located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat is offering health conscious individuals the chance to revive the crucial equilibrium of the five basic elements of life: Earth, Water, Air, Fire, and Ether, and more crucially adhere to their New Year wellness resolution. At Nimba, these elements also known as 'Panch Mahabhoota' are treated bringing them back to normalcy, thereby restoring the optimum health of the body.
At the beginning of each year, like a ritual, people pledge to improve their individual wellbeing by setting achievable goals. However, they often end up investing in only one aspect of their well-being, which is fitness.
Though used interchangeably, the two words - fitness and wellness are significantly different. The word fitness is associated with the physical health of an individual, which includes strength, flexibility, and the composition of the body, wherein wellness is a broader concept that includes the integration of emotional, intellectual, spiritual, social, physical, environmental, occupational, financial, and cultural health of a person.
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Moreover, consumed by technology and gadgets, people have lost connectivity with nature. It's time for a digital detox. RJ Archana of 94.3 MY FM, who recently visited Nimba for a rejuvenation session validated the importance of digital detox, saying, "Our habits decide our future. After visiting Nimba, your one habit will change for sure, which is, to constantly check your phone. Nimba is the perfect place for the digital detox you require."
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