Panchakarma has been derived from the Sanskrit word, which means five action plan. The process includes detoxification and cleansing of the body by eliminating toxins formed due to illness, poor lifestyle, toxic medicines and poor nutrition. Panchakarma, a therapy for achieving balance in body, mind and consciousness, removes accumulated waste materials from the body and corrects imbalances of doshas (vata, pitta and kapha).

Your body naturally has the ability to evict waste materials, but an imbalanced diet, lifestyle, lack of exercise and genetic susceptibility disorganizes the digestive system (agni), hormones and metabolic factors which are helpful in regulating the internal homeostasis of the body.

With the help of Panchakarma treatment the cells/tissues of your body are cleansed from within. The process include Vaman, Virechan, Vasti, Nasyam and Raktamokshan. According to Ayurvedic knowledge, Panchakarma should be received as a regular seasonal treatment for maintaining physical and mental health. For any disease, it can be taken as and when required (under the guidance of Ayurvedic doctors)

Body waste/toxins in Ayurvedic terms is known as ‘Ama’. These are harmful substances, which should be completely eliminated from the body.

Panchakarma therapy is given depending on the age, immune status, type of Ayurvedic constitution (prakriti), and many other factors. The treatment is done as per the need of individuals.

Correct administration of panchakarma treatments is as important as the treatment itself. Our doctors at Ayurveda guide you to take panchakarma in a proper sequence for a particular time period for best results.