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41 sats \ 1 reply \ @Jer 21h \ parent \ on: What great advice do you give that you yourself don't follow? AskSN
I worked at an Ayurvedic Spa when I was young. I was open to the ideas at first but I kept seeing the same middle-aged women, month after month, and they seemed to be worse-off emotionally each time.
An aside: they were also the horniest chicks I’ve ever met. Must be the ghee?
Fast-forward 18 months and it turned out to be a money laundering operation with one confirmed instance of human trafficking.
I'm not sure whether the western countries/people even get it about Ayurveda.
Only people who can restrain, understand their body type and be patient can be cured by Ayurveda, because Ayurveda is at the core is a therapy and taking herbal pills or syrups alone won't be of any use.
Fast-forward 18 months and it turned out to be a money laundering operation with one confirmed instance of human trafficking.
Do all Ayurvedic spa do such activities where you live?
In India Ayurveda is attached to religion and culture and in normal cases the advice is free of cost. Because people generally know and believe in the power of Yoga here, it works for most of them in most of cases.
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