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Panchakarma Treatment- The Ayurvedic Detoxification Ayurveda is much more than a therapeutic way of healing. It is a science of living beautifully- with good health and longevity. Panchakarma means “five actions” or “five treatments”. Our body has natural ability of removing the waste materials, including the vitiated doshas. Panchakarma therapy helps to cleanse the body and remove toxic materials from the body, when our innate ability is not able to do so. Ayurveda is much more than a therapeutic way of healing. It is a science of living beautifully- with good health and longevity. Panchakarma means “five actions” or “five treatments”. Our body has natural ability of removing the waste materials, including the vitiated doshas. Panchakarma therapy helps to cleanse the body and remove toxic materials from the body, when our innate ability is not able to do so. We may require Panchakarma Rejuvenation detox therapy when our internal homeostasis gets disorganized due to dietary irregularities and choices, lack of exercise, erratic lifestyle, and at times our genetic predisposition, which cause altered physiological condition of the body. This results in the release of toxins resulting in a disease. Toxins are very harmful and must be completely removed from the body. The word ‘Panchakarma’ Treatment is made up of two words – Pancha and karma. ‘Pancha’ means five and’ karma’ means treatment. The combination of five therapies is carried out to detoxify our body. The procedure followed by the Ayurveda experts is strictly as per the traditional Ayurvedic Panchakarma Treatment described by our sages. The five procedures which comprise the Panchakarma are known to reduce the vitiated Doshas from our body. Panchakama comprises Vamana therapy (medical vomitting), Virechana therapy (the Purgation therapy), Nasya therapy (applying medicine through nasal passage), Niroohavasti therapy or asthapana (Decoction enema), and Anuvasanavasti therapy (giving oil enema). Of these, three of them viz., Nirooha, Anuvasana and Uttaravasthi combine together to form the primary kinds of Vashti. The Ayurvedic therapy Panchasodhana comprises Vamana, Nasya, Virechana, Rakthamoksha (Bloodletting) and Nirooha.
