Ayurveda recommends Panchakarma as a seasonal treatment for maintaining mental and physical hygiene and balance. Panchakarma Ayurvedic treatment is a five-fold therapy; it is highly individualised based on the needs of the individual depending on the Ayurvedic constitutional type, imbalance in doshas, age, digestive strength, immune status, and many other factors.
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Elements of Panchakarma
Vamana Karma
1. Therapeutically induced vomiting.
2. Promotes respiratory and digestive tract health by eliminating excessive mucus and toxins.
3. Treats Joint disorders, Gynecological disorders, Chronic Fever, Headaches, Asthma, Skin disorders, Diabetes, and Digestive disorders
Virechana Karma
1. Therapeutically induced purgation using Ayurvedic herbs.
2. Improves bowel movements
3. Treats digestive issues, chronic fever, kidney stones, heart pains, backache, joint pains, muscle spasms, headaches, Colitis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and Obesity
Basti Karma
1. Cleansing colon using medicated enemas, including decoction and oil enema.
2. Cleanses and improves the large intestine.
3. Treats bronchial asthma, chronic allergies, hay fever, and nasal congestion.
Nasya Karma
1. Administration of nasal drops.
2. Removes toxins from the sinuses and respiratory system
3. Treats insomnia, pigmentation, premature greying of hair, migraine, neck stiffness, nasal allergies, and sinusitis.
Three-phases of Panchakarma Treatment
Pre-Panchakarma Phase
The prep phase for Panchakarma involves body assessment, counseling, digestive fire correction, and planning diet/lifestyle. Oleation (Snehana) and Fomentation (Swedana) optimize the body for effective treatment, promoting overall balance and well-being.
Panchakarma – the Main phase
The phase involves performing the actual panchakarma procedures under the supervision of Ayurveda experts. It consists of administering medicines and enemas and guiding individuals in purgation to ensure they are not facing any threatening difficulties.
Post-Panchakarma Phase
This phase involves monitoring the individual for post-treatment symptoms and advising diet based on the intensity of detoxification. Diet starts with liquids like rice gruel, which will gradually change to semi-solid and then to the normal diet. This phase is as important as the main phase.
- Eliminate toxins and toxic conditions from the body and min
- Restore the constitutional balance and improve holistic health
- Reverse the effects of stress on the body and mind
- Slow the effects of the ageing process
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