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Panchakarma Treatment at Adyant Ayurveda

Modern lifestyle factors such as chronic stress, unhealthy dietary habits, sedentary routines, irregular sleep patterns, and continuous exposure to environmental toxins gradually disturb the body’s natural physiological balance. Over time, this imbalance may result in chronic and recurrent health conditions.

Ayurveda addresses these root causes through Panchakarma, a classical physician-supervised detoxification and rejuvenation therapy. Panchakarma aims to eliminate deep-seated metabolic toxins (Ama), correct doshic imbalance, strengthen digestion (Agni), and restore systemic equilibrium.

Adyant Ayurveda provides authentic, doctor-guided Panchakarma treatment based on individual Prakruti (constitutional nature) and Vikruti (pathological imbalance), following classical Ayurvedic texts and established clinical protocols.

Adyant Ayurveda has over 28 years of clinical experience in Ayurvedic medicine and Panchakarma and has treated thousands of patients across Bangalore through ethical, protocol-based care.

Adyant Ayurveda – Panchakarma Practice Overview

Panchakarma at Adyant Ayurveda is practiced strictly as a medical therapeutic procedure and not as a wellness or spa-based program. Each treatment is planned, executed, and monitored by qualified Ayurvedic physicians.

Clinical Expertise

All Panchakarma therapies are conducted under the supervision of BAMS-qualified Ayurvedic doctors trained in:

• Shodhana Panchakarma

• Chronic disease management

• Preventive and promotive healthcare

Treatment protocols are aligned with classical Ayurvedic texts and AYUSH standards.

Individualized Treatment Planning

Panchakarma is customized for each patient based on:

• Prakruti (body constitution)

• Vikruti (current dosha imbalance)

• Digestive strength (Agni)

• Age and disease chronicity

• Lifestyle, stress levels, and medical history

Facilities and Hygiene

• Dedicated Panchakarma therapy rooms

• Use of classical Ayurvedic oils and medicines

• Strict hygiene and sterilization protocols

• Continuous medical supervision during therapy

Treatment Centers

Panchakarma services are available at:

• Jayanagar

• Indiranagar

• Kalyan Nagar

• Bannerghatta Road

• Rajarajeshwari Nagar

Initial Ayurvedic Consultation (Mandatory)

Panchakarma therapy is initiated only after a detailed Ayurvedic evaluation.

Clinical Assessment Includes

• Nadi Pariksha (pulse examination)

• Dashavidha Pariksha (ten-fold examination)

• Assessment of digestive strength (Agni)

• Evaluation of disease duration and severity

• Review of existing medical records and medications

Pre-Treatment Medical Screening (If Required)

• Blood investigations (CBC, LFT, RFT)

• Blood sugar and blood pressure assessment

• Thyroid evaluation was indicated

• Determination of fitness for detoxification procedures

Physician Decision Includes

• Whether Panchakarma is indicated

• Selection between Shamana (palliative therapy) and Shodhana (detoxification)

• Choice of Panchakarma procedure

• Duration and preparatory protocol

This process ensures patient safety, therapeutic appropriateness, and ethical medical practice.

Shamana vs Shodhana Treatment

• Shamana Chikitsa involves symptom control through medicines, diet, and lifestyle regulation.

• Shodhana Chikitsa (Panchakarma) aims to eliminate the root cause by expelling accumulated toxins and correcting doshic imbalance.

Not all patients require Panchakarma. The decision is made solely by the physician based on diagnosis and suitability.

Indications for Panchakarma

Panchakarma may be considered for:

• Chronic stress, fatigue, and burnout

• Long-standing digestive or metabolic disorders

• Recurrent diseases despite medication

• Preventive healthcare and immunity enhancement

• Systemic rejuvenation under medical supervision

Panchakarma vs Wellness Detox

Panchakarma Therapies Offered

Vamana (Therapeutic Emesis)

Indicated for the elimination of excess Kapha dosha.
Common indications include asthma, sinusitis, obesity, skin disorders, and PCOD.

Virechana (Therapeutic Purgation)

Used for the elimination of aggravated Pitta and liver-related toxins.
Indicated in fatty liver, skin diseases, and metabolic disorders.

Basti (Medicated Enema Therapy)

Primary therapy for Vata disorders.
Indicated in arthritis, back pain, constipation, and neurological conditions.

Nasya (Nasal Therapy)

Administration of medicated oils via the nasal route.
Indicated in sinusitis, migraine, cervical disorders, and cognitive complaints.

Raktamokshana (Blood Purification)

Controlled blood-letting techniques for blood-borne disorders.
Indicated in psoriasis, eczema, acne, and inflammatory skin conditions.

Seasonal Panchakarma (Ritu Shodhana)

• Spring (Vasanta): Vamana for Kapha regulation

• Monsoon (Varsha): Basti for Vata regulation

• Autumn (Sharad): Virechana for Pitta regulation

Seasonal Panchakarma is performed only after physician’s evaluation.

Panchakarma Treatment Duration

• Short Detox Program: 7 days

• Standard Panchakarma: 14 days

• Complete Panchakarma: 21–28 days

Duration is finalized after clinical assessment.

Conditions Commonly Managed

• Digestive disorders (IBS, acidity, constipation)

• Obesity and metabolic syndrome

• Skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, acne)

• Joint and musculoskeletal disorders

• PCOD and hormonal imbalance

• Fatty liver and dyslipidemia

• Stress, anxiety, insomnia

• Chronic inflammatory and autoimmune conditions

Panchakarma Treatment Protocol

Purva Karma (Preparatory Phase)

• Deepana and Pachana

• Snehapana (internal oleation)

• Abhyanga and Swedana

Pradhana Karma (Main Procedure)

• Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, or Raktamokshana

• Daily medical monitoring and protocol adjustment

Paschat Karma (Recovery Phase)

• Samsarjana Krama (dietary progression)

• Rasayana medications

• Lifestyle and preventive guidance

Expected Outcomes

• Supports root-cause disease management

• Improves digestion, metabolism, and immunity

• Chronic conditions require phased and sustained care

• Results depend on disease duration and patient compliance

Panchakarma is a medical detoxification process and not an instant cure.

Follow-Up Care

• First follow-up: 7–14 days

• Second follow-up: 1–3 months

• Periodic or seasonal Panchakarma as advised

Follow-up ensures sustained benefits and relapse prevention.

Safety and Monitoring

• Daily physician assessment

• Monitoring of digestion, strength, and vitals

• Modification of therapy when required

• Immediate medical attention for adverse responses

Contraindications / Precautions

Panchakarma is avoided or postponed in:

• Pregnancy and lactation

• Acute infections or fever

• Severe anemia or extreme debility

• Post-surgical recovery phase

• Children and the elderly without physician approval

Major Panchakarma procedures are conducted only in-clinic. Home care is limited to selected therapies.

Approximate Treatment Cost

Costs vary based on therapy type, duration, and patient condition.

Medical Disclaimer

Panchakarma should be undertaken only under the supervision of qualified Ayurvedic physicians. Treatment outcomes vary depending on individual health status, disease chronicity, and adherence to medical advice. This document is for educational purposes and does not replace professional medical consultation.

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