10 procedures, delivered only at a partnered Ayurvedic clinic under a qualified Vaidya — never self-administered.
A preparatory (purvakarma) therapy of internal and/or external oleation that softens and mobilises the doshas before a main Panchakarma procedure.
A preparatory therapy using herbal steam or heat to liquefy doshas and relieve stiffness, usually following oleation.
A supervised Panchakarma procedure of controlled, medicated emesis to clear aggravated kapha. A clinical procedure only.
A supervised Panchakarma procedure using controlled, medicated purgation to clear aggravated pitta. A clinical procedure only.
A supervised Panchakarma procedure delivering medicated decoctions and oils per rectum — classically considered the foremost treatment for vata.
A Panchakarma procedure administering medicated oils or powders through the nasal passages for disorders of the head and neck.
A supervised Panchakarma procedure of controlled bloodletting (by leech or instrument) for localised, aggravated pitta-rakta conditions. A clinical procedure only.
A gentle therapy pouring a steady stream of warm medicated oil over the forehead, traditionally used to calm the mind and support sleep.
A localised therapy holding warm medicated oil in a dough well over the lower back, traditionally used for stiffness and discomfort there.
A vigorous massage with herbal powders (with or without oil), traditionally used in kapha-medas (heaviness/sluggishness) regimens.