PANCHKARMA

Comprehensive detoxification and rejuvenation program rooted in ancient Ayurvedic practices for equilibrium and vitality.

VAMANA (THERAPEUTIC VOMITING)

Panchkarma is a holistic healing regimen rooted in ancient Ayurvedic practices designed to bring equilibrium and vitality to body, mind, and soul.
Vamana involves inducing vomiting to eliminate excess mucus and toxins from the upper respiratory tract and stomach.
Eliminates excess Kapha dosha and accumulated toxins, particularly from the upper gastro-intestinal tract.
Benefits include elimination of excess mucus, improved respiratory function, enhanced digestion, and clearer skin.

Virechana involves therapeutic use of laxatives to eliminate toxins from the intestines and body.
Eliminates excess Pitta dosha and accumulated toxins from the liver, gallbladder, and small intestine.
Benefits include elimination of excess bile and toxins, improved digestive function, clearer skin conditions, and enhanced metabolism.

Basti involves administration of medicated enemas to cleanse the colon and remove accumulated toxins from the body.
Most important Panchakarma procedure involving introduction of medicated oil or herbal decoctions through the rectum.
Balances Vata dosha and cleanses the colon with benefits including elimination of accumulated fecal matter and toxins.
Nourishes and strengthens colon, improves mobility and flexibility, and enhances overall vitality.

Nasya involves administration of herbal oils or medicated substances through nasal passages to cleanse and rejuvenate head and neck region.
Clears nasal passages and sinuses while improving mental clarity and focus.
Enhances sensory perception, supports healthy hair and eyes, and promotes emotional balance.

Raktamokshana involves therapeutic removal of a small amount of blood to eliminate impurities from the bloodstream.
Specialized procedure for eliminating excess blood and toxins, particularly useful for conditions with high Pitta involvement.
Benefits include blood purification, relief of Pitta-related conditions, and improved skin conditions.

Shirodhara is an Ayurvedic therapy known for its relaxation and rejuvenation properties.
Involves continuous stream of warm herbal oil or other liquids poured onto the forehead in rhythmic and continuous manner.
Oil flows gently over forehead and scalp, creating a soothing sensation, typically lasting 30 to 60 minutes.
Renowned for calming the mind, promoting mental clarity, relieving stress and anxiety, and improving sleep quality.
Nourishes scalp and hair and is used for insomnia, headaches, anxiety disorders, and certain neurological conditions.

Podikizhi is a massage treatment involving herbal powders and therapeutic oils in the warmth of herbal poultices.
Embraces body strength, mobility, and unparalleled refreshment.
Boosts joint mobility and strengthens muscles while refreshing the entire body.
Perfect for anyone battling arthritis or seeking a holistic uplift.

Navarakizhi is a poultice of special rice cooked in healing herbs and medicated milk, lovingly wrapped and warmed.
Rejuvenates body and soul while boosting circulation and tissue nourishment.
Enhances sexual vitality and joint mobility with improvements to complexion and muscle tone.
Fights neuromuscular disorders and general debility.

Polti swedana is an ancient Ayurvedic massage therapy using warm herbal poultice (potlis).
Improves circulation and lymphatic drainage while reducing pain and inflammation.
Relieves muscle tension and stiffness, and detoxifies the body.
Boosts immunity, promotes relaxation, and improves sleep.

Tarpanam is an Ayurvedic treatment where medicated ghee is applied around the eyes in a specially designed well structure.
Uses dough made from black gram flour to create a reservoir or dam-like structure around the eyes.
Ghee is retained in the well for specific duration, nourishing and lubricating the eyes.
Reduces eye strain, relieves dryness, and assists in managing eye conditions like eye fatigue, conjunctivitis, and computer vision syndrome.
Nourishes the ocular tissues for improved eye health.

Putapaka involves application of herbal pastes or medicated dough rings around the eyes.
Rings are made using specific Ayurvedic herbs with medicinal properties.
Rings are filled with warm medicated oils or ghee, providing deep nourishment to eye tissues.
Helps in reducing eye strain and promotes better vision and eye health.