Ayurveda Panchakarma which can be divided into five segments involves oil/herbal massage and even body-brushing regime. Your body becomes internally refreshed when it completely soaks in these very beneficial herbal products. Your immune system is jolted out of its stupor and it stars working better post treatment.
Ayurveda Panchakarma is a means to what end?
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The accumulation of waste products in the body occurs due to poor lifestyle choices leading to medical disorders. These waste materials are collectively called Ama, which is a foul-smelling viscous liquid. The presence of excessive Ama in the body can cause manifold difficulties. The aim of Ayurveda Panchakarma treatment is to remove this Ama and revive the body.
Ayurveda Panchakarma uses a holistic approach towards treating disorders.
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A practitioner will try to understand the constitution of the person first and based on the abnormalities the patient claims to observe, the therapist would determine the type of treatment he/she requires. It is a holistic approach because it not only treats physiological disorder, but it also resuscitates the mind and the soul.
What is excess dosha according to Ayurveda?
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According to Ayurveda, lifestyle or genetic disorders can lead to the accumulation of toxic elements in the body. The body can also suffer from imbalances owing to a disease. This treatment restores the balance and removes the surplus toxic from the body using relaxation therapy.
Ayurveda Panchakarma therapy does not require and preceding examination of the self. It starts right away.
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The five elements, according to Ayurvedic shastra, that make up our body are air, water, fire, earth and space. Imbalances of these elements predispose us to various disorders. These imbalances are divided into 3 doshas, namely excess of pitta,vata and kapha. A therapist takes a dosha quiz and figures out which of the five elements is in excess before starting treatment.
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