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Panchakarama Treatment
Ayurvedic Panchakarma is a traditional detoxification and rejuvenation therapy that aims to balance the body, mind, and spirit by removing accumulated toxins and restoring the body’s natural equilibrium. The Panchakarma treatment involves a series of steps and therapies that are customized based on an individual’s constitution (Prakriti) and imbalances (Vikriti).
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Preliminary Assessment (Purva Karma):
- Initial consultation with an Ayurvedic doctor to determine your Prakriti (constitution) and Vikriti (current imbalances).
- Based on the assessment, a personalized Panchakarma treatment plan is designed to address your specific needs.
2.
Snehana (Oleation):
- This step involves internal and external oleation, which means using medicated oils or ghee to lubricate the body internally and externally.
- Internal oleation includes consuming small quantities of medicated ghee or oils.
- External oleation involves receiving full-body massages using specific herbal oils.
3.
Swedana (Sudation):
- Swedana is the process of inducing sweating to further open up the channels and release toxins from the body.
- Different methods of inducing sweating can be used, such as steam baths, herbal steam, or warm poultices.
4.
Vamana (Emesis) - Optional:
- Vamana is a controlled therapeutic vomiting process used to eliminate excess Kapha dosha and toxins from the upper gastrointestinal tract.
- It’s typically recommended for individuals with Kapha-related imbalances.
5.
Virechana (Purgation) - Optional:
- Virechana involves the administration of herbal laxatives to eliminate excess Pitta dosha and toxins from the intestines.
- It’s generally recommended for individuals with Pitta-related imbalances.
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Basti (Enema):
- Basti is a crucial Panchakarma therapy involving the introduction of medicated decoctions, oils, or ghee into the colon.
- This helps to remove accumulated toxins and balance Vata dosha.
- Basti is divided into two types: Niruha Basti (with decoctions) and Anuvasana Basti (with oils or ghee).
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Nasya (Nasal Administration):
- Nasya involves administering medicated oils or herbal preparations through the nostrils.
- This helps to clear the nasal passages, eliminate accumulated toxins from the head region, and balance Prana Vata.
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Rakta Mokshana (Bloodletting) - Rarely Used:
- In specific cases, bloodletting may be recommended to remove excess Pitta and toxins from the blood.
- This therapy is performed by trained Ayurvedic practitioners.
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Paschat Karma (Post-Treatment Care):
- After the main Panchakarma therapies, a period of post-treatment care is advised, including a specific diet, lifestyle recommendations, and herbal supplements to support the body’s rejuvenation process.
It’s important to note that Panchakarma should only be undertaken under the guidance and supervision of a qualified Ayurvedic doctor. The therapies are tailored to each individual’s unique constitution and imbalances, and the treatments may vary based on the practitioner’s assessment.
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