panchakarma Purvakarma Before the actual panchakarma, there is a purvakarma, which literally means ‘the preceding karma’. In this stage the physician gives the directions to prepare the body for the panchakarma chikitsa. The panchakarma method is chosen according to the physical constitution and the disorder on the body. Vaman is administered for kapha related disorders like bronchitis, colds, breathlessness, chronic asthma, diabetes, indigestion, etc. These are all due to excess mucus. The patient must go through purvakarma before administering vaman.

Virechan is applied to relieve excess Pitta accumulated in the gall bladder, liver, small intestine etc. The result of accumulation of excess toxic materials will be rashes, inflammations, fever, nausea and jaundice. Vata is dominant at the colon region. Basti is used to flush out fallen doshas through intestinal tract. Enimas are of different kinds and they are well above 100. Basti is good for different kinds of vata disorders. Nasya is used to eliminate kapha related problems affecting eyes, ear, nose and throat. Migraine, sinusitis, bronchitis are the main diseases curable with nasya. It is also regarded as treating prana (life). The life energy or prana enters our body through nose. It is also connected to brain and consciousness.

Raktha Moksha is the technique to eliminate toxic substances accumulated in the blood stream. It is a process of purification of blood. Skin disorders like rash, acne, itching etc are due to impure blood. It regulates the action of pitta. This treatment method is not suitable for children and elderly people and persons with anemia, general body weakness and similar problems. Please Purchase Online http://ayurvedasbeautycare.com