Panchakarma

Vaman is one of the five therapies of Ayurvedic Panchakarmas. Vaman refers to therapeutic vomiting which is done through medicated emesis.

Virechan is one of the karma from panchkarma therapies where in purgation is induced by drugs . It specifically aims at the elimination of excessive pitaa dosha from the body

Basti is the introduction of herbal decoctions and medicated oils into the colon through the rectum. While it directly affects the colon, it is not a localized or symptomatic treatment.

Nasya refers to administering ayurvedic medications through the nasal cavity to clear complications in the ear, nose, throat, and head.

The term Raktamokshana is derived from the Sanskrit word “Rakta”, which means blood, and “Moksha”, which means liberation. Process where impure blood is released from one’s body.

As per Ayurveda, Shirodhara is specifically advised when there is an aggravation of Vata and Pitta Doshas in the mind and body

Agnikarma procedure involves thermal micro-cauterization using  a metallic instrument called Agnikarma Shalaka

Udhvartan, also known as Udvartana, is an Ayurvedic dry powder massage that has been practiced for centuries to promote overall well-being.

This is a procedure in which medicated or plain unctuous substances like Ghrita are retained over the eyeball for a prescribed period of time as either a preventive or curative treatment modality

Abhyangis a Sanskrit word that means “application of oil all over the body.” It is a type of massage that is done with warm oil. The oil is applied to the entire body, from the scalp to the soles of your feet.

The body is massaged with the “potalis” (cloth bags) made from fried leaves of medicinal plants after dipping it in warm oil.

Janu Basti means a treatment in which medicated oils are poured and pooled for a fixed duration of time in a compartment or a cabin constructed around the knee joint using wet flour of black gram.