Listed beneath are some of the Ayurvedic therapies included in the programme:

• Vamana

  Vamana Karma, primarily a Samshodhana Karma (Detoxification procedure) is one of the five Pradhana Karmas (chief procedures) of Panchakarma.

  Vamana Karma means induction of emesis. It is a procedure in which Doshas (waste products or toxins) are expelled out of the body through oral route. Emesis therapy, cleanses Kapha collected in the body and decongests the respiratory tract.

  Literally, Vamana Karma means to persuade therapeutic vomiting or expelling out the contents of the stomach including vitiated Doshas through oral route, which is indicated for the purification of Urdhwa Bhaga (upper part) of the body.

  

• Virechan

  Virechana Karma is a medicated purgation process aimed at expelling doshas or toxins through the lower pathways i.e. anus. It is the most widely used detoxification procedure especially for Pittaj disorders.

  Virechana should be performed only after doing snehan (both internally and externally) and swedan and preferably after Vamana therapy.

  Virechana is less stressful procedure than Vamana Karma. It has less possibility of complications and could be done easily. So it is widely used as Shodhana therapy in routine. It is more acceptable to all classes of patients. In an addition to the acceptability and popularity, the Virechana is considered as the best treatment for morbid and increased Pitta Dosha.

  

• Basti

  Basti Karma is a specific therapeutic procedure, in which medicines are administered into body through lower pathways, most often through anus. It cleanses the accumulated toxins from all over the body.

  Some times medicines are also administered by other routes, like Urethra or vagina, then this procedure is termed as Uttara Basti.

  Basti is primarily administered to treat vata dosha but can be tridoshahara in nature and can produce both samsodhana or shamana effects. It is also highly beneficial in rejuvenating treatment, especially in convalescence.

  

• Nasya

  Nasya therapy is a process whereby the required medication is administered through the nostrils. Since the nose is the gateway of the head, this form of therapy is highly effective in treating a number of diseases related to the head & neck area, if systematically performed.

  Nasya, primarily cleanses accumulated Kapha dosha but can be tridoshahara depending medicine administered.

  Patient who regularly undergoes Nasyakarma does not become victim of diseases of eyes, ears and nose. His hair and beard does not turn gray. His hair doesn‟t falls but instead grows faster. The joints, sinus, tendons and bones of his cranium acquire great strength. His face becomes cheerful and plump and his voice becomes mallow, firm and stentorian. He gets clarity of senses, good smell of mouth etc. He never suffers from the premature appearance of wrinkles and Vyanga. There will be no sudden invasion of disease above the clavicle (Urdhvajatrugata) of the body.

  

• Raktamokshana

  Raktamokshana, or bloodletting, it is an important part of the clinical therapeutic use of Panchakarma in the management of several important disease conditions.

  Raktamokshana is an effective blood purification therapy, in which carefully controlled removal of small quantities of impure blood is conducted to neutralise accumulated toxins.

  when excess toxicity of rakta and pitta has occurred so much so that it cannot be cured by herbs or any other procedure, raktamokshan comes to rescue.

  

• SHIRODHARA

  ● Shirodhara is an immediate effect on the brain and mind and can be done anytime.

  ● Shirodhara is very beneficial in anxiety, krodha (excess of anger), tension, fear, depression, mania, epilepsy, seizures, insomnia, forgetfulness.

  ● Shirodhara is useful for increasing students' concentration in studies. It is useful for memory, cognition, intelligence, memory enhancement.

  ● Insomniacs dependent on sleeping pills may experience immediate sleep with a single infusion.