Panchakarma Treatment In Ayurveda, Panchakarma is the ultimate mind-body healing experience for detoxifying the body, strengthening the immune system, and restoring balance and well-being. It is one the most effective healing modality in Ayurvedic Medicine. It promotes Detoxification and Rejuvenation.

2.  Panchakarma Therapy for achieving balance
in mind, body and consciousness.
 Ayurveda is more than a system of healing.
 It is a science and art of living that helps us
to achieve health and longevity.

3.  It emphasizes on preventative and healing
therapies along with various methods of
purification and rejuvenation.
 Panchakarma is an integral part of Ayurveda
which helps achieve a balanced state of
mind, body and consciousness through
rejuvenation and detoxification.

5.  Panchakarma can bring limitless benefits to
the individual.
1. Elimination of toxins
2. Reducing weight
3. Rejuvenation of tissues
4. Relaxing the mind
5. Relieving stress

6. 6. Boosting immunity
7. Opening up of blocked channels
8. Improving strength of digestive fire
9. Speeding up metabolism
10. Complete cleansing of the body

7.  Panchakarma is a set of five therapies
designed for cleansing the body of toxins.
 Ayurveda considers that the purification of
the body is essential before the
commencement of any other therapy.

8.  The body needs to be purified before
replenishing it with the new colours of health,
youthfulness, vigour and vitality.

9.  Vaman Treatment, a patient is given internal
and External oleation and fomentation
therapies for few days.
 Toxins get liquefied and gather in upper
cavities of the body, and the patient is given
emetic medicine and decoction.

11.  It induces vomiting and helps to eliminate
toxins from the body tissues.
 Vaman therapy is recommended primarily for
kapha-dominated conditions such as
asthma, obesity and hyperacidity.

12.  In Virechana, purgation or elimination of
toxins occurs through the evacuation of the
bowels.
 In Virechana Treatment the patient is given
internal and external oleation and
fomentation therapies.

14.  Later the patient is given a herbal laxative to
facilitate the evacuation of the bowels that
helps in cleansing the body of toxins.
 Virechan therapy is recommended primarily
for the pitta-dominated conditions such as
herpes zoster, colitis, jaundice, celiac
disease etc.

15.  Basti Therapy has enormous benefits,
especially in complicated and chronic disease.
 This therapy is extremely effective against vata-
dominated conditions such as piles, arthritis,
and constipation.
 As per the nature of the disease, herbal
decoctions, oils, ghee or milk are administered
into the rectum, and this has incredibly positive
effects.

17.  Nasya therapy is effective in clearing and
cleansing the head region.
 In therapy, the head and shoulder regions
are given a gentle massage and
fomentation.
 Then, nasal drops are administered in both
the nostrils.

19.  It brings about the cleaning of the entire
head region and relieves various types of a
headache, hair problems, neurological
disorders, migraine, sleep disorders,
sinusitis, chronic rhinitis and respiratory
diseases.

20.  Raktamokshan therapy is good for cleaning
of blood and effective against diseases
caused due to impure blood.
 It can be done in a specific area or for the
entire body.

22.  This therapy useful in various skin diseases
such as psoriasis, eczema, and also in local
lesions such as abscesses and
pigmentation.

23.  Panchakarma therapies should be avoided
during fever, injuries and pregnancy.