Dr. Jeevan Sampat Jadhav

AYURVEDIC BEST PANCHAKARMA
Shirodhara Type:-

Takra dhara:- 

Takra dhara is highly useful in diabetic neuropathy, migraine headache, anxiety neurosis,psoriasis, etc., 
* Diseases of ear, nose and throat 

Medicine for Takra dhara
1. Make a decoction with 1.5 liters of milk and Nut grass-Cyperus rotundus. Then ferment it in the night. 
2. On the next morning, churn the curd, remove the butrer and separate the buttermilk 
3. Add 1.5 liters of DHTRI kasayam  (Indian gooseberry decoction)to it.
4. This liquid is used for shirodharo. 
5.  Like wise Yastimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra),hribera candana( Santalum album). ginger.    (Zingiber oficinale), Usira (Veliveria zizaniodes) are used 
6. Aragvadha kasayum is also used in the same method for skin diseases like psoriasis. Ksheer dhaara . It is useful in pitta conditions.
7.This type of traditional ayurvedic best shirodhara done in our Vishwavallabh ayurvedic panchakarma center regularly.

Shirodhara
It is otherwise called Shiro pariseka.
Well developed by physicians of Maharashtra.
By selecting different liquid media, we can use it for many diseases.
For example
For vata- Oil.
For pita- Milk, ghee and coconut water.
For Kapha- Buttermilk, cow's urine and dhanyamlam (a fermented liquid preparation of cereals).
Dhara can be done on head or all over the body or locally.

General indications
- Insanity.
- Chronic sinusitis.
- Cerebrovascular diseases.
- Diseases of head, neck, ears, nose, throat and nervous system.
- Epilepsy. 
- Psoriasis.
- Migraine headache
- Mental disorder
- Hair fall
- Improve hair health 

Murdha taila (Application of oil on head)  Siro abhyariga - 

Application of oil on scalp,  Siro pariseka or Siro dhara
 - pouring oil over the scalp Siro pichu 
- Putting a cloth soaked in oil over the head.  

Shiro vasti / shiro dhara
- Retaining the oil on head for a specific period of time using a cap  Siro abhyariga 
-Oil is massaged over the head, in conditions like dry and itchy scalp, cervical spondylosis, tinnitus, migraine,etc.,  

Common herbal oils for head massage made in our vishwavallabh ayurvedic clinic,Nashik are
Vata- Sarvangvathar oil, shirovathar oil 
Pitta- Kshirabala oil, asana manjistadi oil.
Kapha- Nirgun. di oil, surasadi oil.

Headache is a symptom of many diseases. 

Sometimes it is only a headache. There are four main types of headache. 

1. Semi-chest.

2. Full forehead pain 

3. The other part of the cardiovascular head is pain 

4.Paused and stopped headache.

Causes:

Mental labor, mental stress, physical labor, noise, cough, sexual disorders, indigestion Cholesterol, lack of tea during tea, loss of head, headache, tiredness in the head, headache in the next day after drinking alcohol, brain haemorrhage, cerebral knot, specimenitis, colds, fever, and symptoms of asthma Trichic dislocation of the discharge, etc. 

Abhyanga (Oil bath) 

Application of oil on the head and body parts is one of the daily routines in Indian culture
Processed sesame seed oil is generally used for Vata and Kapha conditions. Coconut oil is good for pitta.
For Vata people, it is advised every day, for Pitta on alternate days, for Kapha people once in a week.

Application of oil on the head, ears and feet is necessary.
Warm water bath after fifteen to thirty minutes of massage is advised.
Avoid cold water bath, ice creams, curd, sex, day sleep, alcohol, exposure to sun and exertion during the day of massage.
Oil bath is avoided during indigestion, cough, cold, diarrhoea, fever, menstruation conjunctivitis, post emesis therapy, purgation and infectious diseases etc..  

Benefits of oil bath

1)It controls vata  Promotes strength and sleep
2)Overcomes fatigue. 
3)Provides growth Postpones old age Mitigates 
4)pain promotes hair growth and vision
 

Udvartanam (Dry Powder massage)
 In order to prepare the body to receive external snehana (abhyanga) properly. udvartanam (Dry massage) is often administered. 
For pitta and kapha prakruti individuals it is normally done for 3 days prior to abhyanga treatment. For very lean vata types, it is done for one day only, or not at all.
A dry powder is massaged into the body in a brisk manner. The massage strokes are from bottom to top (feet to head) instead of top to bottom, as in abhyanga. The duration is from twenty minutes to one and a half hour.  Afterward, the body is wiped with a clean cloth to remove excess powder. After one hour a warm water bath is advised.    

Udvartanam can also be done independently of Panchakarma and Abhyanga. It is indicated in a variety of disorders including skin diseases, obesity, diabetic neuropathy. wasting conditions, myopathies, etc.
 The herbal powders can be mixed with water, milk, oil or ghee depending on the condition being treated in our Vishwavallabh panchakarma center Nashik. 
Also, the duration of treatment can be longer or shorter than what is indicated for purvakurma. In obesity, for example. it can be done for 7, 14 or 21 days.

Preparatory Therapies For Best Panchakarma Therapy:-   

The presence of low Agni and high ama in the kosha (G.I.tract) can diminish the effectiveness of Panchakarma. For instance, before virechan karma, Agni must be kindled and ama should be burnt for it to be effective. Otherwise, the medicine will not be properly digested. 
This can be done through fasting and the use of carminative herbs. 

Vamana (in selected conditions), however, does not require this process. It can be administered even when there is high ama in the kosha.
Before Panchakarma is performed it is important to prepare the body through the preparatory techniques of Snehana (internal and external oleation) and Svedana (Sweating). These procedures are known as Purvakarma. 
They prepare the body for best Panchakarma therapy. 

Oil (Sneha)
It lubricates the channels of the body (srotas) and sweating therapy (svedana) dilates them. This loosens mala and ama from the cells and tissues so that these toxins can travel back to the G.I.tract (kostha) and be expelled by Vamana or Virechana.   

Nasya is independent karma for the head and neck. 

Snehana and Svedana are only done locally to the face and neck, and just prior to the treatment.       

Sneha Basti is done before and after cleansing enema (Niruha Basti).

AYURVEDIC TREATMENT FOR ALL TYPE SKIN PROBLEM

SKIN ACCORDING TO AYURVEDA....

Types of Pittadosha and skin

1) Bhrajaka 2) Ranjaka 3) Aalochaka 4) Pachaka 5) Sadhaka are the five types of pitta dosha.

1)Bhrajakapitta : Resides in the skin texture of the skin. Protection from cold, wind, dust or other such things and strength of the skin, suppleness of the skin, protection against harmful things is also maintained by this type. Digestion of the substances entered through and into the skin is also done by this very Pitta.
2)Ranjakapitta : This is not directly related to the skin. This is the creater of Raktadhatu and Raktadhatu is responsible for colour of the skin and immunityof the skin.
3)Aalochakapitta : This type is mainly related to eyes. But colour of the eye is luminated by skin of mucous membrane, at the same time sense organ 'skin' is covering the eyeball. (we can think further, if required)
4)Pachakapitta : This is connected with all the other types of pitta as the main resource of nourishment to them. This is also very much related to Agni (digestive power) and Aaharpachanakriya (digestion in the digestive canal). In our Vishwavallabh ayurvedic skin clinic all type ayurvedic panchakarma treatment available for all skin

PANCHAKARMA

There are three main modes of treatment in Ayurveda
They are 
1. Cleansing of metabolic wastes (sodhana)
2. Pacification of excess dosas (shamana) and
3. Rejuvenation of the seven bodily tissues (Brmhana)

Panchakarma concerns itself with sodhana. Metabolic wastes include the excessive oily quality of pitta and kapha.

• This is known as ama or mala.
• This ama is said to be the cause of all metabolic diseases.
• Pancha means five and karma means actions. 
• The five karmas, or therapeutic actions, are defined in a slightly different way by different Ayurvedic authors. Susruta (500 B.C) was a master surgeon. He placed a strong emphasis on blood (rakta) and its role in health and disease. 

His five categories include-
  
1) Vamana (Therapeutic Vomiting)
2) Virechana (Therapeutic Purgation)
3) Basti (both oily and non oily enemas)
4) Nasya (nasal medication) and
5) Rakta rnoksana (blood letting)
 

Dryness of skin and ayurvedic treatment view

1) Vata dominance and Pitta growth of the ushna(hot), teekshna (acuteness) qualities.

 2) Rasa reduced to a greater extent.

3) Meda - reduced unctousness.

4) Swed reduced great extent.

The line of treatment should focus on -  - reduced to

 
1) Vata - alivation - reduction. 
2) Pitta - Especially to be treated with counteracting qualities like Sheet (cold-cooling) Mrudu - softness of the skin.
3) To increase the Rasa and Meda.
General treatment :  1)Snehana - Oliation treatment."ABHYANG TEL"
2)Brumhana:- treatment to increase the dhatu.
Use "KUSHTHAGHNA RASAYAN/ RAJYOG RASAYAN"
3)Avagahaswedana : A type of sweat increasing treatment,moisturization