Panchakarma Treatment Packages
Panchakarma is a therapeutic way of eliminating toxic elements from the body. It balances the state of mind and body ( Vata, Pitta and Kapha in ayurveda) therefore gives a complete rejuvenation and maintains health. This treatments gives permanent solution for Knee pains, stress , Headache, & other General illness.
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1 | Abhyanga |
Ayurvedic massage involving long strokes on the body. Promotes circulation and nourishes the body tissues. Method: Abhyanga is essentially a full-body oil massage, often taken before one's morning shower or bath, and it is very popular. Many affectionately refer to Abhyanga just as 'the relaxing massage'. Benefits:Abhyanga massage is a deeply relaxing, rejuvenating experience as well as treatment in certain illness. protects from stress, anxiety, exhaustion and Vata disorder. |
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2 | Asana |
Yoga exercise involving stretching and correction of body posture. This contributes to muscle tightening and spinal correction. Also helps bring about physical and mental calmness. Benefits:
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3 | Avagahana |
Body or limbs are immersed in specially formulated herbal oil. This will help to speed up the process of healing and helps in reducing inflammation.
Method: Immersion of the body or limbs in an individualized herbal fluid or oil Benefits: Strengthen the Area, Reduce inflammation and accelerate healing. |
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4 | Basti: |
(Part of Panchakarma treatment) Ayurvedic enema which involves specially prepared oils, herbal concoctions and milk per perenium in order to detoxify, cleanse or supplement the lower part of the body.
Method : Basti is the introduction of medicated liquids into the colon through the rectum. While it directly effects the colon, its is not a localized or symptomatic treatment. Benefit : Basti therapy is the most effective treatment for disorders arising from abdominal vata. This includes chronic constipation, low back pain, sciatica, rheumatism, gout, arthritis, hemiplegia, poliomyelitis, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's Disease, multiple sclerosis and dystrophy and atrophy of nerves and muscles. It benefits epilepsy, mental retardation, and sensory dysfunction. |
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5 | Elakizhi: |
Soothing music used for therapeutic reasons. Helps in restoring body harmony and imbalances leading to disease.
Method: It is a process in which herbal leaves are tied in a cloth bag. This bag is dipped into hot medicated oil and then applied all over the body. Benefit: It relieves body pain, stiff joints, backaches, and similar ailments. |
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6 | Gandoosham: |
Herbal oils are sipped and held in the mouth for a few minutes. This helps restore the health of teeth and gums.
Method: Gandoosha, gargling with sesame oil (or oil pulling), is a way of restoring oral health and is a common daily recommended activity in accordance with the principles of Ayurveda. The process should be carried out in the morning on an empty stomach, preferably after brushing thoroughly. The traditional oil of choice for this procedure is sesame. Benefit: Restores the health of teeth and gums. |
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7 | Greeva Vasti: |
A paste is made out of medicated oil and flour. This is then applied to the back of the neck, lower back, etc., to help lower localized radiating pain. (See also Netra Tarpana).
Method: A reservoir made of black gram dough is built up on the neck, covering all the vertebrae of the neck and 2-3 vertebrae of the thoracic region. After ensuring that this is leak-proof, lukewarm medicinal oil, which alleviates pain and strengthens the bone and joint tissues, is slowly poured into it. When the oil cools down, it is squeezed out with cotton gauze, and the procedure is repeated a few times. Benefits:
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8 | Hridya Vasti: |
Specially prepared herbal oils are pooled over the chest area for a certain period of time. It is used in respiratory and cardiovascular conditions.
Method: Hridaya Vasti (also known as Uro Basti) involves the retention of medicated oil on the chest wall. Specially prepared warm medicated oil (Dhanwantharam oil) is poured over the chest wall and retained for 30 to 45 minutes. This form of external Basti particularly benefits muscle rigidity in the chest wall and strengthens the bone tissue in that area. It also strengthens heart muscles. Benefits:
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9 | Janu Vasti: |
Specially prepared herbal oils are pooled over the knee area. Helps in improving circulation, arthritis, joint lubrication, sprains, etc.
Method: Janu Vasti is one of the most effective treatments for relieving pain and rejuvenating the joints. This procedure involves warm herbal oil being stagnated over the affected knee for 30 minutes, followed by a skillful massage and fomentation. Benefits:
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10 | Karna Puranam: |
A specially prepared herbal oil bath for the ears. This helps with vertigo, tinnitus, jaw locks, headaches, earwax, etc.
Method: Karna Puranam is the process of healing ear problems with warm herbal oils. Treatment begins with a vibrant head and neck massage, followed by a gentle massage to the ears. The ears are then gently cleaned with cotton buds, and a few drops of herbal medicated Ayurvedic oil are poured into the ears. Once the cavity of the ear is completely occupied with the oil, the person is requested to rest in position to allow the oil to be absorbed. Benefits:
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11 | Katti Vasti: |
A specially prepared herbal oil bath for the lower back. Helps with osteoporosis, sciatica, lubrication and flexibility, deep relaxation, etc.
Method: Warm signature oil is poured into a black gram dough ring and placed on the spot of pain or discomfort. The deep fomentation of the oil radiates through the muscles, releasing tension and stiffness. Benefits:
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12 | Ksheera Dhoomam: |
Specially medicated cow’s milk fomentation applied to the affected area. Helps in conditions like facial paralysis, speech problems, and other neurological disorders like asthma.
Method: In this treatment, medicated cow milk is mixed with suitable drugs and heated. The steam coming out is made to pass through a tube/pipe and is applied over the affected part of the patient’s body. Benefits:
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13 | Kunjal Kriya: |
Controlled vomiting involving drinking warm, slightly salted water until the stomach is full. It is done early morning on an empty stomach. Helps in respiratory problems like asthma.
Method: Kunjal is performed by drinking tepid, salty water up to the point where you feel like vomiting. The water should be lukewarm and contain about one or two teaspoons of salt for half a liter of water. Then, put two fingers down your throat and massage the back of your tongue as far down as possible. Water will come out of your mouth in a quick series of gushes. Continue pressing until your stomach is empty. Benefits:
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14 | Lepanam: |
Medicated herbal paste is applied to the affected part of the body. Helpful for skin diseases, arthritis, various inflammatory conditions, etc.
Method: This is a process by which warm medicated herbal paste is applied to the affected part of the body. The paste is a blend of many potent herbs, spices, juice of leaves, and buttermilk. Benefits:
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15 | Marma Chikitsa: |
Ayurvedic acupressure and contour massage, primarily for overall rejuvenation.
Method: Marmas are specific points on the body where the application of pressure induces the flow of vital energy (prana) along a complex system of subtle channels called nadis. It energizes the body to relieve occupational illness and stress-related diseases. Benefits:
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16 | Nasya: |
Part of Panchakarma therapy, Nasya involves the administration of herbal preparations into the nose. It helps in disorders related to the brain, head, and mind, and is beneficial for sinusitis.
Method: Drops of medicated oil or herbal juice are administered in each nostril of the patient for about 7-14 days. This treatment helps eliminate toxins from the head and neck region. Benefits:
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17 | Navara Kizhi: |
Medicated paste applied and massaged all over the body. Helps with joint aches, muscle tension, paralysis, and overall rejuvenation.
Method: Navarakizhi is a treatment using medicated milk-porridge made from a special medicinal rice called Navara. The rice is bundled into a cloth pouch (kizhi), which is dipped in a mixture of milk and herbal decoction and then applied all over the body through a rhythmic massage. Benefits:
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18 | Netra Dhara: |
Medicated paste applied over the eyes. This treatment is deeply relaxing for the eyes, helps eliminate fatigue, improves eyesight, and reduces wrinkles.
Method: Netra Dhara is an effective eye-cleansing technique in which the eyes are washed with a continuous stream of medicated herbal decoctions or oils. This process gently removes impurities, nourishes eye tissues, and soothes strained eyes. Benefits:
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19 | Netra Tarpan: |
Dough of black gram flour is used to make a well-like structure around the eyes. Once the dough is set over the eyes, ghee is poured in. This helps in various eye problems like conjunctivitis, squinting, burning, dryness, and excessive watering.
Method: In this treatment, the eyes are bathed in pure medicated cow’s ghee. Ayurvedic Netra Tarpana involves placing freshly made dough rings around the eyes and filling them with fragrant medicated ghee. The person keeps their eyes open so the ghee can penetrate, nourishing and soothing the eye tissues. Benefits:
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20 | Panchakarma: |
Panchakarma consists of five main types of treatments: vomiting, bloodletting, laxatives, enema, and nasal medication. These treatments are designed to detoxify and rejuvenate the entire body.
Method: Panchakarma (meaning "five actions") is a deep cleansing and rejuvenation program for the body, mind, and consciousness. It is known for its profound effects on overall health, wellness, and self-healing. Benefits:
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21 | Patra Panda Swedanam: |
This process involves inducing perspiration using external application of medicinal boluses tied in a cloth bag. It is beneficial for conditions such as back pain, spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis, and paralysis.
Method: Also known as Pain Management System, this is one of Ayurveda’s most nourishing and rejuvenating external therapies. The body is massaged with poultices filled with medicinal leaves and powders, combined with warm medicated oil. This treatment is particularly effective for inflammatory conditions of bones and joints, as well as sports injuries. Benefits:
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22 | Pichu: |
Pichu and Shirovasti are similar treatments, differing slightly in their mode of application. Both focus on ailments affecting the head and neck region, particularly those caused by disrupted Vata dosha. Pichu is also beneficial for certain cranial nerve disorders.
Method: A cotton cloth is soaked in warm medicated oil and placed on the affected area for a few minutes. The cloth is continuously kept warm by pouring warm oil over it, ensuring deep penetration and relief. Benefits:
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23 | Pizhichil: |
Full body massage using a cloth soaked in specially prepared herbal oils. This therapy is beneficial for joint conditions, paralysis, poor circulation, and chronic muscle tension.
Method: A gentle and synchronized body massage is performed with a constant flow of warm herbal oil. The treatment also involves squeezing a cloth soaked in oil over the body, ensuring deep relaxation and rejuvenation. Benefits:
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24 | Pranayama: |
A yogic breathing exercise that provides maximum oxygen to the mind and body, enhancing circulation and energy flow to vital organs.
Method: Pranayama, the formal practice of breath control, is central to yoga. It has the power to soothe and revitalize the body, mind, and spirit. During practice, prana (life energy) flows through subtle energy channels called 'nadis' and energy centers known as 'chakras,' influencing mental and physical well-being. Benefits:
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25 | Purva Karma: |
Preparation phase before undergoing the rigorous Panchakarma therapies. This includes dietary advice, exercise, breathing techniques, and lifestyle adjustments.
Method: Purva Karma is the preparatory stage for Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy. It consists of two main procedures:
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26 | Shiro Abhyanga: |
Ayurvedic head, neck, and shoulder massage designed to deeply relax the mind, balance the central nervous system, and nourish the scalp.
Method: Also known as Ayurvedic Head Massage, this therapy involves applying warm medicated oils to the scalp, followed by a gentle yet invigorating massage. The oil is retained for a suitable period to allow deep penetration and nourishment. Benefits:
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27 | Shiro Dhara: | After Shiro Abyanga, a stream of warm oil is poured over your forehead as you lie down face up. Again deeply relaxing and bringing in a sense of calmness and serenity in you. | Book Treatment |
28 | Shiro Vasti: | A cleansing procedure. Medicated ghee is taken internally in a proportionately increased quantity for a period of 8- 10 days. Mainly helps with osteoarthritis, psoriasis, leukaemia etc. | Book Treatment |
29 | Snehapanam: | A cleansing procedure. Medicated ghee is taken internally in a proportionately increased quantity for a period of 8- 10 days. Mainly helps with osteoarthritis, psoriasis, leukaemia etc. | Book Treatment |
30 | Talam: | A herbal past of oil is applied to the scalp. Helps relieve insomnia, headaches, stress, improves eyesight etc. | Book Treatment |
31 | Udvartana: | A herbal massage of either chick pea flour mixed aromatic herbs and a little bit of oil or just dry herbs mixed with oil. This mixture is gently massaged into the skin. This detoxifies and nourishes the body tissue. Aids in the the lymphatic flow drainage. Also nourishes the skin giving it a natural glow. | Book Treatment |
32 | Uzhichil: | Oil massage done to the whole body for a period of 14 days taking a break on the 8th day allowing the body to detoxify. During this period the patient is also put on a specified diet recommended by the consultant. This detoxification programmed is very beneficial to rheumatoid arthritis, osteo arthritis, spondilitis, nerve weakness etc. | Book Treatment |
33 | Vamanam: | This is a vomiting therapy. Patients suffering from chest infections, asthma, bronchitis, psoriasis, cold and coughs are recommended for this treatment. The vomiting will help eliminate excess mucus from the body. Proper attention and good skills required for this process. | Book Treatment |
34 | Virechanam: | This is a strong laxative process. Helps to eliminate toxic and waste products from the intestine. Helps with skin diseases, worms, gout glaucoma, piles etc. not for everybody as it is a very strong therapy. | Book Treatment |
35 | Gandharva Veda: | Soothing music used for therapeutic reasons. Helps in restoring body harmony and imbalances leading to disease. | Book Treatment |

