Panchkarma

Panchakarma is cleansing of the body according to Ayurved. Pancha in Sanskrit stands for Five and Karma are procedures, therefore Panchakarma means set of fivefold specialized techniques of therapy for eliminating the toxic elements from the body. These five procedures are Vaman (i.e. therapeutic vomiting), Virechan (i.e. therapeutic purgation), Basti (enema), Nasya (nasal administration) and RaktaMokshan(therapeutic bloodsucking by leeches). Snehan and Swedan are done before Panchakarma.

Along with these Abhyang, Shirodhara, Swedan, HridBasti, Basti are useful in heart diseases.

A large quantity of toxic byproducts is formed in the body as a result of continuous metabolic process. Although most of these toxins are eliminated naturally by the body's excretory system, some may get deposited in the various tissues of the body, which causes the vitiation of Doshas, Dhatus etc. and then the normal functioning of the system is impaired. Similarly, disease causing toxins accumulate in the body as a result of various factors like harmful body habits, wrong food habits, incompatible combination of food items, suppression of the body urges, emotional imbalance, etc. The main aim of this treatment is to eliminate the internal causative factors of Heart diseases.

A gentle stream of warm herbal oil on the forehead creates ultimate peace and tranquility. It promotes sound sleep and relieves stress.

The ayurvedic oil massage - is an integral part of the daily routine recommended by Ayurved for overall health and well-being. It is nourishing; pacifies the doshas, relieves fatigue, provides stamina, pleasure and perfect sleep; enhances the complexion and the luster of the skin; promotes longevity and nourishes all parts of the body.

A series of medicated oil or herbal tea enemas will loosen toxins, dry impacted feces, cleanse the colon and nourish the cells. The colon is a seat of VataDosha, therefore Basti treatment is beneficial for gas or bloating, chronic constipation, anxiety attacks, restless mind, bronchial asthma and poor circulation.

Nasya karma aims at detoxification of vitiated doshas from the head and neck region primarily and is regarded as the best and most specific treatment for diseases in that region. Ayurveda implies that nostrils are the gateway to the head and medicines imparted through this way acts more effectively than other methods.