Ayurveda Detoxification Therapy – Panchakarma

Panchakarma, which literally means ‘five detox processes’ in Sanskrit. 

Panchakarma treatments involve: 

  1. Vamana (Therapeutic Emesis) 
  2. Virechana (Purgation Therapy) 
  3. Sneha Vasti (Therapeutic Oli Enema) 
  4. Kashaya Vasti (Herbal Enema) 
  5. Nasya (Nasal Cleansing) 

Why Should One Undergo the Panchakarma Therapy? 

Every single day, our body accumulates various kinds of toxins from food, drinks, environment etc. This toxic accumulation, known as Ama in Ayurveda, disturbs the natural biochemistry and functioning of all organs within the body. Over the years, the toxins in the body blocks the flow of Prana (vital energy) which causes imbalance in the five elements and three Dosha constitution of our body, and mind too. Panchakarma balances Doshas (the fundamental energies), strengthens Agni (digestive fire), detoxifies ama (toxins) and rejuvenates the entire body—the result—a sense of good health that promotes happiness. Panchakarma utilizes a combination of massage, home grown saunas, special foods and nutritional directives, mellow fasting, and colon treatments to free the body from accumulated toxins. 

Highlighting the effect of Panchakarma therapy, Acharya Charaka has mentioned that the person, who has undergone the purificatory regimen, the digestive power increases, his disorders disappear and his health returns to normal, senses mind, understanding and complexion become clear and the individual acquires strength, vigor and virility. 

Your own Panchakarma program starts with an intensive exam by an Ayurvedic Physician, which empowers the specialist to prescribe a therapy according to an individual’s wellbeing. As your Panchakarma medicines advances, you will be given a special ayurvedic diet routine mixed with specific medicinal plants and basic oils to use at home. These will help animate your liver and stomach related organs, helping them to cleanse toxins.