Kerala Panchakarma Therapy

Ayurveda is one such form of treatment which believes in relaxing your mind as well as your body. Ayurveda is a 5000-year-old medical science. It has been passed down from generation to generation orally and through the sacred Vedas. The Ayurvedic form of treatment is the most natural form of therapy. The treatment doesn’t have any side effects which is one of the major benefits of taking an Ayurvedic treatment. Ayurvedic treatment has worked miracles where the modern medicines have failed. Ayurveda has a solution for all the health problem from infertility to arthritis.

Panchakarma treatment means five actions. Pancha Karma is a process where one gets to the cause of the problem and not only identifies but also takes care of the problem by creating the right balance in the body. Panchakarma is not only helped you with all the diseases but also helps you in maintaining the health. Ayurveda itself advises Pancha Karma, which helps the body with the seasonal changes while improving the bodily functions like digestion and another metabolic process.

Panchakarma is a purification process of the body. It is paramount for the body to get rid of the toxins from time to time. The body needs to drain all the toxins from the body. kerala panchakarma therapy is done in two stages. In the first phase, the oil applied on the body in and the entire body is massaged. This helps the toxins move towards the gastro-intestinal tract of the body. Oil also makes the body loose and the tissues soft. This is repeated for three to seven days. The second stage consists of sweating which is done every day after the first step of Panchakarma. Also, an herbal concoction can be added to the steam which will further help you to get rid of the toxins from the individual’s body. Also, it fastens the movement of the toxin from the body to the gastro-intestinal tract. After the Panchakarma for three to seven days, the body becomes toxic free and you feel rejuvenated. The Panchakarma Treatment in Kerala is done by an individual’s problem and it is not a generalised one.