Sriranga Ayurveda Chikitsa Mandira - a reputed Panchakarma center in Mysuru - offers authentic Ayurveda detoxification procedures through five classical therapies. Each program is individually customized, guided by expert physicians and conducted in a serene, nurturing environment for deep cleansing and holistic healing.
There are the 5 types of purificatory procedures which clean our body / eliminate the vitiated Dosha (fundamental functional energies). They are a) Vamana, b) Virechana, c) Basti, d) Nasya and e) Raktamokshana. The concept is to bring Dosha from all parts of the body to the Koshta i.e, digestive tract and to expel by inducing vomiting (Vamana) or purgation (Virechana). We carry out Panchakarma in classical way with an affordable price and with financial support to the needy people (subjected to the Trust’s decision).
It is medically induced vomiting therapy, where medicines are administered orally and elimination of vitiated / imbalanced Dosha (mainly Kapha and Pitta) from the body (especially from stomach) is done through oral route.
Virechana is medically induced purgation therapy, where medicines are administered orally and elimination of vitiated / imbalanced Dosha (mainly Pitta and Kapha) from the body (especially from intestine) is done through rectum / anal route.
Basti can be understood as medicated enema, where medicines (medicated oils and / or decoctions) are administered through rectal route (Anus). Here the toxins will be expelled out through Anus.
This therapy is considered as the most powerful treatment modality among Ayurveda therapies. It is very useful in Vaata disorders like Neuro-muscular, Orthopedic, Digestive disorders etc.
Nasya is the procedure where medicines are introduced through nasal orifice, in the form of medicated oil / ghee / powder / (fresh) juices etc.
It is the procedure in which vitiated blood is taken out by various methods like venupuncture, leech application etc.
It is very useful in
(Acharya Sushruta has given very much importance for this procedure.)
It is important to prepare the body before carrying out these Pancahkarmas. The following process is followed before carrying out the Panchakarma procedure
Snehana means Oleation or to make smooth. (मार्दव)
Also the procedure which produces Unctuousness (स्नेहन), Oozing (विष्यन्दन), Softness (मृदुत्व), and Liquidity (क्लेदन) is known as Snehana.
It is very important to make soft all the Doshas and Dhatus before selecting any cleansing procedure.
Importance of Swedana
This procedure is very important to liquefy the vitiated Doshas inside the body (which are already made soft by oleation / स्नेहन procedure), later to be brought to Koshtha (कोष्ठ), which will be eliminated by inducing either Vamana / Virechana.