TREATMENT PROCEDURES

Abhyangam is a classical Ayurvedic full-body oil massage performed with warm, herbal-infused medicated oils selected according to your individual body constitution (Prakriti) and health condition.

It helps relieve muscle fatigue, lubricates the joints, enhances lymphatic circulation, calms the nervous system, tones bodily tissues, and imparts a natural glow and softness to the skin.

Svedanam is a therapeutic medicated sudation (herbal steam) therapy. Following a gentle oil massage, the patient is seated in a specialized wooden steam chamber infused with healing herbal decoctions.

It opens the bodily channels (Srotas), liquefies deep-seated metabolic toxins (Ama), relieves muscular stiffness and heaviness, and promotes profound relaxation and detoxification.

Tailadhaara is a classical Ayurvedic therapy in which a continuous, gentle stream of warm medicated oil is rhythmically poured over the entire body (Sarvanga Dhara) or a specific affected area.

It deeply nourishes the tissues, relieves chronic musculoskeletal pain and stiffness, calms the nervous system, improves circulation, and supports the body's natural restorative and healing mechanisms.

Navaradhaara is a highly nourishing Ayurvedic therapy in which warm medicated milk prepared with special Navara rice (Shashtika Sali) and herbal decoctions is gently and continuously streamed over the body.

It strengthens muscle tissues, combats degenerative wasting, improves circulation, relieves stiffness, and promotes deep cellular rejuvenation (Brimhana).

Dhaanyaamla dhaara is a specialized traditional therapy in which a warm, fermented herbal wash prepared from medicinal cereals, grains, and herbs (Dhanyamla) is gently streamed over the body.

It is particularly effective in reducing Ama (accumulated toxins and metabolic waste), alleviating chronic inflammation, swelling, joint pain, heaviness, and improving metabolic and circulatory function.

Sirodhaara is a world-renowned classical Ayurvedic therapy in which a steady, rhythmic stream of warm medicated herbal oil is gently poured over the forehead (the 'Third Eye' or Ajna Chakra).

It deeply pacifies the nervous system, relieves mental exhaustion, anxiety, stress, and insomnia, improves sleep quality, and plays an important role in the management of neurological and psychosomatic disorders.

Thakradhaara is a soothing traditional Ayurvedic therapy in which a continuous stream of specially processed medicinal buttermilk infused with herbs (like Amalaki and Musta) is gently poured over the forehead.

Its natural cooling, Pitta-pacifying properties help reduce stress, alleviate chronic insomnia, and provide therapeutic support in skin conditions (such as psoriasis), hypertension, diabetes, and headaches.

Navarakkizhi (Shashtika Sali Pinda Sweda) is a classical Kerala rejuvenation therapy where cooked medicinal Navara rice is wrapped in muslin boluses, dipped in warm medicated herbal milk decoction, and rhythmically massaged over the entire body.

It promotes muscle strength, prevents tissue atrophy and degeneration, nourishes peripheral nerves, relieves arthritis, and enhances immune vitality.

Ilakkizhi (Patra Pinda Sweda) is a classical Ayurvedic fomentation therapy using warm linen poultices packed with freshly harvested medicinal leaves and herbal powders fried in herbal oils.

The warm application relieves pain, inflammation, stiffness, and muscle spasms, improves joint lubrication and flexibility, and is highly effective for osteoarthritis, sciatica, spondylitis, and sports injuries.

Podikkizhi (Choorna Pinda Sweda) is a therapeutic fomentation therapy where herbal boluses containing finely powdered medicinal herbs and roots are applied rhythmically with heat over the body.

It is highly effective in relieving joint swelling, stiffness, muscular spasms, heaviness, and metabolic congestion, particularly in conditions aggravated by Kapha and Vata doshas.

Vasti is revered as the foremost and most powerful of all Panchakarma therapies for balancing Vata dosha. It involves the therapeutic administration of customized herbal decoctions (Kashaya Vasti) and medicated oils (Sneha Vasti) through the lower intestinal tract.

It cleanses accumulated toxins from the colon, relieves chronic constipation, and treats sciatica, lumbar spondylosis, arthritis, hemiplegia, and degenerative spinal conditions.

Lepam is the topical application of a customized, finely ground herbal paste directly onto affected body parts. The paste is left until it dries naturally before being washed off with warm herbal water.

It acts quickly to alleviate localized inflammation, relieve pain, reduce arthritic joint swelling, cool burning sensations, and treat chronic skin conditions such as eczema and acne.

Sirolepam (Thalapothichil) is a traditional Kerala therapy where a thick cooling medicinal paste of herbs (such as Amalaki, Brahmi, and cooling roots) is applied uniformly over the scalp and enclosed with banana leaves.

It offers exceptional relief from intense stress, mental fatigue, chronic migraines, hypertension, insomnia, scalp psoriasis, dandruff, and premature hair graying.

Nasyam is the therapeutic administration of medicated herbal oils, herbal juices, or fine herbal preparations into the nostrils following gentle facial massage and steam fomentation.

As the nasal passages are the doorway to the head, Nasyam cleanses accumulated doshas from the sinuses, neck, and cranial channels, treating sinusitis, migraine, cervical spondylitis, facial palsy, and sensory fatigue.

Netra tharpanam is a specialized classical ocular therapy where a reservoir created from black gram dough is sealed around the eye orbits, and lukewarm medicated ghee (such as Triphala Ghritam) is gently poured over the open eyes.

It strengthens optical nerves, relieves computer vision syndrome and digital eye fatigue, treats dry eye syndrome, reduces burning sensations, and promotes visual clarity.

Netra dhaara is a gentle and soothing ocular washing procedure where a continuous, sterile stream of cooled herbal decoction or Triphala water is poured over the eyes.

It instantly cleanses, cools tired eyes, relieves burning irritation, washes out metabolic toxins, and alleviates conjunctivitis and strain caused by prolonged screen exposure.

Pichu is a localized palliative therapy where a thick sterile cotton pad soaked in warm medicated herbal oil is kept continuously over a specific affected area (such as the crown of the head for Siro Pichu, or over painful spinal joints, knees, or neck).

It provides sustained nourishment, reduces localized inflammation, and is highly beneficial in disc prolapse, cervical spondylosis, osteoarthritis, and neurological pain.

Snehapaanam is the therapeutic oral administration of progressively increasing doses of medicated unctuous ghee (Ghritam) on an empty stomach in the morning as a preparatory procedure (Purvakarma) for Panchakarma.

It permeates deep bodily tissues, lubricates internal channels, softens deeply embedded metabolic waste (Ama), and mobilizes toxins towards the digestive tract for complete elimination.

Panchakarma is the complete, five-fold classical detoxification and rejuvenation system of Ayurveda comprising Vamana (therapeutic emesis), Virechana (therapeutic purgation), Vasti (medicated enema), Nasyam (nasal purification), and Rakta Mokshanam (bloodletting).

It eliminates deep-rooted toxins at the cellular root, re-establishes Tridoshic equilibrium (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), rekindles digestive fire (Agni), and restores vitality, longevity, and disease immunity.