Vamana therapy is used in the treatment of respiratory conditions like allergies, sinusitis, and metabolic conditions such as obesity. During the therapy, patients undergo preparatory measures or Purvakarma, followed by the ingestion of medicated herbal decoctions to induce vomiting. The process is supervised by trained Ayurveda doctors to ensure safety and efficacy. After the therapy, patients experience improved digestion, respiratory function, and overall well-being along with symptom alleviation.
Virechana, a key part of Panchakarma in Ayurveda, is a detoxification procedure that purges accumulated toxins from the body, restoring balance to the Doshas and rejuvenating vitality.
It is particularly beneficial for addressing most GI disorders, metabolic disorders like obesity, and chronic skin conditions like psoriasis and vitiligo. Patients undergo Purvakarma preparations followed by consuming specialized herbal formulations to induce controlled purgation. This process is closely monitored by experienced practitioners to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Nasya therapy is a key procedure in Panchakarma, a detoxification modality in Ayurveda medicine, that eliminates toxins from the body. It is particularly beneficial for treating disorders related to the head, neck, and respiratory system, such as sinusitis, headaches, allergies, and neurological conditions. Nasya therapy uses therapeutic substances such as medicated ghee, oil or herbal powders through the nasal route to clear nasal passages, improve respiratory function, and restore Dosha balance. In Dinacharya, Nasya therapy is recommended daily for maintaining overall well-being and mental clarity.
In basti karma the medicated oil or medicated decoction is administered through the anal route. Basti treatment used to remove excess vata dosha from the body . In ayurvedic classics basti having broader therapeutic action on almost all the tissues of the body and has rejuvenative, curative , preventive and health promotive actions
Basti have been categorized into various types according to ingredient & number of basti.
Raktamokshana, a therapeutic para-surgical practice in Ayurveda, focuses on eliminating vitiated blood from the body to address various health concerns.
It is a crucial part of the Panchakarma therapy. This specialized technique comprises methods such as incision, venesection, leech therapy, and cupping, each targeting specific conditions and areas of the body. Raktamokshana is useful to detoxify the blood, improve circulation, and alleviate conditions like skin disorders, arthritis, and certain chronic ailments by removing toxins and promoting better blood flow.
