Treatments
Ayurvedic Treatments
Sirovasthi
Sirovasthi, a specialized Ayurvedic therapy, involves retaining warm medicated oil on the head for a specified duration using a leather or cloth cap. This treatment is particularly beneficial for neurological, psychological, and scalp-related conditions.
Dhara
Dhara is a traditional Ayurvedic therapy where herbal oils, milk, buttermilk, or medicated liquids are poured continuously in a stream over specific body parts or the forehead (Shirodhara). This therapy has profound physical and mental health benefits.
Abyangam
Abyangam, a traditional Ayurvedic full-body oil massage, is an integral part of Ayurveda that promotes holistic health and wellness. Regular Abyangam stimulates blood flow, enhancing oxygen and nutrient delivery to the body’s tissues while removing toxins and metabolic waste.
Pizhichil
Pizhichil, often called the “King of Ayurvedic Therapies,” involves the continuous pouring of warm medicated oil over the body in a synchronized manner. This luxurious treatment combines elements of massage and heat therapy, offering numerous health benefits.
Urovasti
Urovasti is a specialized Ayurvedic therapy performed on the chest region, where warm medicated oil is retained in a circular reservoir made with dough. It is particularly beneficial for respiratory, cardiac, and musculoskeletal health. Urovasti helps in relieving conditions like asthma, bronchitis.
Pichu
Pichu is a localized Ayurvedic therapy that involves placing a thick cotton pad soaked in warm medicated oil on a specific area of the body. The oil is retained on the pad for an extended period, offering targeted therapeutic benefits.
Tharpanam
Tharpanam is best when eyes become drier or in summer when it becomes too hot. In Ayurvedic tharpanam the ghee or medicated oil with Brimhana Dravyas is retained over the eyes. The eyes are bordered with a thick herbal combination made of urad dal or black gram flour that prevents seepage of oil.
Patra Patra Potali Swedam
Patra Patra Potali Swedam is a therapeutic Ayurvedic treatment where a poultice (potali) containing medicinal leaves (patra), herbs, and other ingredients is used to massage the body. The poultice is heated in medicated oils and then applied to the body, providing warmth and medicinal benefits.
Udwarthanam
Udwarthanam is a popular Ayurvedic therapy involving a dry or herbal paste massage. It is a form of Abhyanga where herbal powders or pastes are rubbed onto the body in a specific upward motion. This therapy is primarily designed to promote detoxification, weight management, and improve overall skin health.
Ksheera Dhoomam
Ksheera Dhoomam is a therapeutic Ayurvedic treatment involving the application of medicated milk steam to the body. It is particularly effective for respiratory and neurological conditions, as well as skin and musculoskeletal issues. The treatment is part of Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapies.
Sweda Karma(Steam Bath)
Swedana Karma, or Steam Therapy, is an essential Ayurvedic treatment involving the application of steam to induce perspiration. It is commonly performed as part of Panchakarma therapy or as a standalone treatment for detoxification and relaxation. Reduces inflammation in the body, promoting healing in affected areas.
Nasyam
Nasyam (also spelled as Nasya) is an Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy that involves administering medicated oils, powders, or herbal juices through the nostrils. It is a powerful cleansing treatment for the head and neck region and offers numerous therapeutic benefits for physical, mental, and emotional health
Vamanam
Vamanam (or Vamana Karma) is one of the five main treatments in Panchakarma therapy in Ayurveda. It involves medically induced emesis (vomiting) to eliminate toxins (ama) and excess Kapha dosha from the body. This cleansing therapy is highly beneficial for managing various physical, mental, and metabolic disorders.
Virechanam
Virechanam is a key detoxification therapy in Panchakarma that involves medically induced purgation to eliminate toxins and excess Pitta dosha from the body. This therapy primarily targets the liver, stomach, intestines, and other parts of the gastrointestinal tract. Cleansing the body enhances focus, memory.
Vasthi
Vasthi is a core component of Panchakarma therapy in Ayurveda and involves the administration of medicated oils, herbal decoctions, or other therapeutic substances into the colon via the rectum. It is regarded as one of the most effective treatments for balancing Vata dosha and addressing various chronic conditions.
Vamanam
Vamanam (or Vamana Karma) is one of the five main treatments in Panchakarma therapy in Ayurveda. It involves medically induced emesis (vomiting) to eliminate toxins (ama) and excess Kapha dosha from the body. This cleansing therapy is highly beneficial for managing various physical, mental, and metabolic disorders.
Virechanam
Virechanam is a key detoxification therapy in Panchakarma that involves medically induced purgation to eliminate toxins and excess Pitta dosha from the body. This therapy primarily targets the liver, stomach, intestines, and other parts of the gastrointestinal tract. Cleansing the body enhances focus, memory.
Vasthi
Vasthi is a core component of Panchakarma therapy in Ayurveda and involves the administration of medicated oils, herbal decoctions, or other therapeutic substances into the colon via the rectum. It is regarded as one of the most effective treatments for balancing Vata dosha and addressing various chronic conditions.
Thalam
Thalam is an Ayurvedic therapy where a medicated paste is applied to the scalp, particularly to the forehead and temples. This treatment is primarily used to balance Vata dosha and has various therapeutic benefits. It is particularly effective for conditions related to the head, neck, and nervous system.
Lepam / Upanaham
Lepam (or Upanaham) is an Ayurvedic external therapy in which a medicinal paste or poultice is applied to specific parts of the body, typically to treat localized pain, inflammation, and other conditions. This therapy uses herbal pastes made from various herbs, oils, and powders to address musculoskeletal, skin, and joint issues.
Anjanam
Anjanam is an Ayurvedic therapy primarily used to treat eye disorders. It involves the application of medicated herbal pastes or oils around the eyes, specifically on the eyelids, and sometimes directly onto the eyeballs. This treatment is beneficial for improving eye health, preventing and treating various eye conditions.