Panchakarma

What is Panchakarma?

Panchakarma is an extensive Ayurvedic treatment approach that involves a series of cleansing and rejuvenating procedures to restore balance and promote overall health.

Panchakarma encompasses a set of five therapeutic procedures


• Vamana (emesis)

• Virechana (purgation)

• Basti (enema)

• Nasya (nasal administration)

• Raktamokshana (bloodletting)

These procedures are carefully designed to eliminate toxins, restore doshic balance, and enhance the body's innate healing abilities.

How does Panchakarma

Panchakarma is a deeply personalized therapy that takes into account various factors such as an individual's constitution, dosha balance, age, digestive capacity, and immune condition. Depending on the specific requirements of each person, the complete set of five therapies or specific components of Panchakarma is selectively utilized.

These procedures are administered in a specific order and for a prescribed duration, ensuring a tailored approach to meet individual needs. 

A skilled Ayurvedic practitioner assesses the individual's unique constitution (prakriti), imbalances (vikriti), and specific health concerns to tailor the Panchakarma treatment plan accordingly.

Stages of Panchakarma

By diligently following all three stages of Panchakarma, individuals can ensure comprehensive and effective results in their journey.