Panchakarma

Panchakarma is an important portion of ayurvedic treatment. Not only as a traditional Ayurvedic detoxification and rejuvenation therapy designed to cleanse the body of toxins (ama) and restore balance to the body’s doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha), it also includes five primary therapeutic procedures aimed at treating certain diseases too.

Vamana therapy is an ayurvedic detoxification process where controlled vomiting is induced using herbal preparations to expel excess Kapha from the upper digestive tract. It...

Virechana therapy is an ayurvedic cleansing therapy where herbal laxatives are used to eliminate Pitta-related toxins from the liver and intestines. It helps with skin...

Matra Vasti and Kashaya Vasti are traditional Ayurvedic enema therapies aimed at balancing the doshas and promoting detoxification. These therapies are primarily meant for Vata...

Nasya therapy is an ayurvedic nasal therapy where medicated oils or powders are administered through the nostrils to clear sinus congestion, improve breathing, and enhance...

Raktamokshana is an ayurvedic bloodletting therapy that removes impure blood from the body using leeches or controlled incisions. It is used to treat skin diseases,...

Panchakarma aims at balancing the body’s energies, improving immunity, and promoting wellbeing.  Therapeutically, it is a very essential tool in tackling various diseases. 

It is especially modified to an individual’s specific constitution and health issues.