Avagaha, derived from the Sanskrit word meaning "submerged," is an Ayurvedic treatment where the patient immerses themselves in warm, medicated decoction infused with herbal extracts. The water level in the tub is carefully adjusted by the Vaidyan (Ayurvedic doctor), based on the patient’s health condition and the specific area being treated.
BENEFITS:
The warm, medicated decoction helps relax tight muscles, reducing stiffness and promoting flexibility, The treatment enhances circulation, which helps deliver nutrients to tissues and supports healing, The herbal extracts in the water help nourish the skin, improve texture, and promote a healthy complexion, Effective in reducing pain, especially in conditions like arthritis, muscular pain, and joint stiffness.
"Submerged in the healing waters, the body finds relief, the mind finds peace, and balance is restored within."

Choorna Pinda Sweda is a classical Ayurvedic sudation therapy where choorna (fine herbal powders) are used in the form of a pinda (bolus) to deliver therapeutic heat to the body. In this procedure, selected medicinal powders with anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties are tied into a cloth to form a bolus, which is further used to provide conductive heat to the whole body or the affected areas.
BENEFITS:
Effectively reduces pain, stiffness, and inflammation in joints and muscles, The heat and herbal properties stimulate blood flow to affected areas, aiding healing, Beneficial in conditions like osteoarthritis, frozen shoulder, spondylitis and other musculoskeletal disorders.
“Infused with herbal heat, the body finds relief—pain dissolves, Vata calms, and comfort is restored.”

Acchapana is the oral intake of medicated sneha in required quantities for a limited time period without mixing with any food articles. It can be utilized as Shamananga or Sodhananga Snehapana. In this, sneha alone should be given in the early morning; after the digestion of sneha, supachya, ushna ahara should be given.
BENEFITS:
Individuals seeking Panchakarma therapies, General detoxification, Skin diseasese, Eye disorders, Neurological disorders, Gastric problems, Allergies, Respiratory problems, Endocrine disorders, Emaciated individuals, Insomnia and stress.

Ayurveda believes in striking a balance between an individual (body, mind, soul, spirit) and environment. Dhoopana is a method by which drugs of herbal, herbo-mineral or animal origin are used for fumigation so as to heal Vrana (Injury), Karna Rogas (ear disorders), Nasa Rogas (Nasal Problems), Guda Rogas (disorders of rectum and anus), Gatra Daurgandhya (bad smell from body).
BENEFITS:
Helps as a disinfectant, As a therapeutic measure for restricting the growth of microbes, Purifies and sterilise the various vessels and areas of the hospital.

Dhumapana is a medicated smoke inhalation procedure of dincharya regimen mentioned in Ayurveda text. Dhumapana is a procedure which is used as a preventive measure as well as promotive and curative method. It prevents vitiated vata and Kapha generated Urdhva jatrugata vyadhi (heaviness of head, headache, rhinitis, pain in eyes, ear, cough etc.). Vitiated kapha situated in the head is eliminated very fast by dhumapana. So, after application of collyrium smoking is prescribed. Inhalation of dhuma (smoke) from the dhumavarti(medicated cigar) which is made up of using different herbal drugs by placing it in dhumanetra, an instrument used for smoking. Dhumpana works as both shamana and shodhana therapy for vitiated dosha. Read More

Greeva Vasti, derived from the Sanskrit words "Greeva" (neck) and "Vasti" (to retain), is a deeply therapeutic Ayurvedic treatment focused on the neck region. In this procedure, warm, medicated herbal oil is retained over the cervical spine within a specially constructed herbal dough dam. Greeva Vasti calms the nervous system, promoting overall relaxation and releasing stress held in the upper body.
BENEFITS:
Greeva Basti offers numerous benefits, particularly for those suffering from neck pain, stiffness, and cervical spondylosis. The warm medicated oil nourishes and strengthens the muscles and connective tissues in the neck, improving flexibility and reducing inflammation. It helps relieve compressed nerves, enhances blood circulation, and supports spinal health.
“Where warmth meets stillness, The neck lets go of pain, Strength rises from within and calm flows down the spine.”

Gandusha, traditionally known as oil pulling, is an age-old Ayurvedic oral care practice mentioned in classical texts. Practiced for centuries in India and now gaining global recognition, Gandusha involves swishing herbal or medicated oil in the mouth for a specific duration. This process helps draw out toxins from the teeth, gums, and oral tissues into the oil. Once done, the oil, now carrying impurities is expelled, leaving the mouth cleansed and refreshed. It is highly recommended in Ayurveda for maintaining oral hygiene and overall health.
BENEFITS:
It helps cleanse the mouth by drawing out toxins, reducing bad breath, preventing cavities, strengthening gums and teeth, and promoting overall oral hygiene. Regular practice also helps in relieving jaw tension, improving voice clarity, enhancing taste perception.
"Gandusha is more than oral care; it's a daily ritual of detox, strength, and clarity that begins with a simple swirl of healing oil."

Jalaukavacharana, one of Ayurveda’s most powerful and time-tested blood purification therapies, involves the gentle application of medicinal leeches to remove impure blood and restore balance in the body. Derived from the Sanskrit words "Jalauka" (leech) and "Avacharana" (application); the leeches draw out toxic, stagnant blood, they also release healing enzymes that promote circulation, reduce swelling, and accelerate the body’s natural recovery process.
BENEFITS:
It is highly effective in managing chronic skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne, as well as relieving joint pain, swelling, and inflammation associated with arthritis and related disorders. This therapy also supports better blood flow, helps in removing stagnant or impure blood, and boosts the body’s natural healing response, making it a powerful treatment for both localized and systemic imbalances.
"With nature’s healers at work, Jalaukavacharana draws out impurities, restores balance, and awakens the body’s innate power to heal."

Word meaning of raktamokshana- raktamokshana= rakta + mokshana Rakta – blood Mokshana – letting it to flow
Rakta is thought to be the source of life and the thing that keeps life going. For this reason, we must make every effort to defend it. Rasa dhatu, the initial dhatu, is where rakta is created. Ranjaka pitta's action is what gives blood its red colour. When it enters the liver and spleen, it turns into a crimson colour. Blood has characteristics of each of the five elements of the cosmos(Panchamahabhoot), including its fishy odour, liquidity, redness, pulsation, and lightness.
It is of following types:
SHASTRAKRITA: The word "shastra" is used to describe something with a sharp character (such as instruments). The word "krita" is an action verb. The practise of using sharp objects is referred to as shastrakrita. The treatments covered by it are: a. Prachannam is a procedure that involves repeatedly pricking the skin's surface layers using sharp objects. When vitiated blood concentrates in one area and accumulates over the superficial layers of skin, it is used. b. Sira vyadhanam, a more advanced form of bloodletting that involves puncturing a vein to remove contaminated blood from the body. When contaminated blood is present throughout the body, it should be done.

a. Shringa ( horn )- horn of animals such as cow are used in this procedure , mainly if twak (layers of skin ) are effected with vata dosha.
b. Alabu (gourd ) -if twak (layers of skin ) are effected blood letting with gourd can be done.
c. Jalauka (leech ) – non poisonous leechs are used for blood letting when blood is vitiated by pitta dosha

The term "Janu" refers to the knee, and "Vasti" means to retain. In this therapy, a ring made of gram flour is placed around the knee joint, and warm, medicated oil is poured into it and retained for a specific duration. The heat and herbal properties penetrate deeply, easing discomfort and promoting healing. The session often ends with a gentle Abhyanga (oil massage), further enhancing relief and flexibility. Oils and herbs are chosen based on the individual's condition and dosha imbalance.

BENEFITS:
Janu Vasti offers significant relief from knee-related conditions by reducing pain, stiffness, and inflammation in the joint. The warm medicated oil used in the treatment penetrates deep into the tissues, improving circulation, nourishing the joint structures, and promoting flexibility. It is especially effective in managing osteoarthritis, ligament injuries, and chronic knee degeneration.
"Janu Basti brings relief, restores movement, and strengthens the knee with the power of soothing oils."

Kati Vasti is a specialized Ayurvedic therapy designed to address lower back pain and related spinal issues, offering deep relief through a combination of heat and medicated oils. The term "Kati" refers to the lower back, while "Vasti" means to retain—indicating the core technique of holding warm, healing oil over the lumbosacral region using a dough dam.

BENEFITS:
It helps relieve chronic and acute lower back pain, sciatica, lumbar spondylosis, and disc-related disorders by deeply nourishing and strengthening the muscles, nerves, and vertebrae in the lumbosacral region. The warm medicated oil improves circulation, reduces inflammation, and promotes flexibility while soothing stiffness and muscle spasms.
"Kati Vasti nourishes from the root—soothing the spine, calming Vata, and awakening strength where the body bears its burden."

Janu Dhara is an Ayurvedic treatment focused on soothing and healing the knee area. In this therapy, a continuous stream of warm, medicated oil is gently poured over the knee joint for a specific duration( 45 Minutes). The warm oil penetrates deeply into the tissues, helping to reduce pain, inflammation, and stiffness while improving circulation.

BENEFITS:
Janu Dhara is particularly effective for conditions like osteoarthritis, ligament injuries and tears, and general knee discomfort. It enhances joint flexibility, nourishes the tissues, and promotes overall knee health, offering long-lasting relief and improved mobility.
"Experience the soothing flow of warmth – let Janu Dhara restore comfort, ease pain, and bring your knees back to life."

Niruha Vasti, also known as Asthapana Vasti, is one of the most powerful and essential therapies in Ayurveda’s Panchakarma system. It is a type of medicated decoction enema used primarily to eliminate aggravated Vata Dosha and deeply cleanse the colon. Unlike oil-based enemas (Anuvasana Vasti), Niruha Vasti uses herbal decoctions, honey, rock salt, and other ingredients customized to the individual’s constitution and condition.

BENEFITS:
Niruha Vasti provides extensive benefits by detoxifying the colon and restoring balance to the body’s internal systems. It helps eliminate accumulated toxins (Ama), corrects digestive disorders, and effectively manages chronic constipation, bloating, flatulence, lower back pain, sciatica, arthritis, and neurological conditions. This therapy also supports reproductive health, enhances nutrient absorption, and boosts immunity.
"With every gentle release, Niruha Vasti clears the path for healing, freeing the body from toxins, calming Vata, and renewing balance from the inside out."

Kashaya Dhara is a therapeutic Ayurvedic procedure where a warm, herbal decoction (Kashaya) is rhythmically poured (Dhara) over the body from a specific height, maintaining consistent temperature and flow. This continuous stream of medicated liquid induces gentle sweating, allowing the body to naturally detoxify and release deep-seated toxins.

BENEFITS:
This treatment is especially beneficial in managing inflammatory conditions, skin disorders, musculoskeletal pain, stress, and hormonal imbalances. The warmth and medicinal action of the decoction relax the nervous system, relieve stiffness and fatigue, and support overall rejuvenation. It also enhances skin health, improves metabolic function, and promotes a sense of mental calm and physical lightness.
"With every healing pour, Kashaya Dhara washes away toxins, cools the body, and restores harmony from skin to soul."

Ksheeradhara is a calming Ayurvedic therapy where warm, medicated milk boiled with herbs like Brahmi, Ashwagandha, and Shankhpushpi is gently poured in a continuous stream over the body. This soothing flow helps balance aggravated Doshas, nourishes the nervous system, and enhances circulation and mental clarity. By stimulating key Marmas (vital points), it supports higher brain functions and promotes deep relaxation.

BENEFITS:
The warm, medicated milk helps to balance Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas, deeply nourishing the skin and tissues while promoting overall detoxification. It improves circulation, aids in the relaxation of muscles, and enhances flexibility. The soothing nature of the treatment calms the nervous system, reducing stress and promoting emotional balance. By deeply hydrating the body, Ksheeradhara rejuvenates the skin, leaving it soft and radiant.
" "Immerse in the healing flow of Ksheeradhara—nourish your body, sharpen your mind, and awaken boundless energy and vitality."

Ksheera Dhooma is a powerful Ayurvedic treatment that combines the healing properties of milk (Ksheera) and herbal medicines to create therapeutic vapors. The milk-based decoction is heated, and the resulting steam is directed through a rubber tube, allowing the patient to inhale the vapors or receive them on the affected areas.

BENEFITS:
The steam, created from a milk and herbal decoction, is used to treat problems of the head and neck, including lockjaw, facial paralysis, and other neurological conditions. It improves circulation, relieves muscular stiffness, and eases joint pain, particularly in the facial and neck areas. By calming the nervous system, it reduces stress and promotes deep relaxation. The treatment also aids detoxification, enhances skin health, and improves mental clarity.
"Take in the healing warmth of Ksheera Dhooma; nourishing your body, soothing your mind, and restoring balance from head to neck."

Karna Poorana is a therapeutic Ayurvedic treatment where warm, medicinal herbal oil is gently poured into the ear canal, filling it completely. This process involves administering a lubricating herbal wash to the inner ear, making it an effective remedy for ear-related issues like ear infections, earaches, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and hearing loss.Karna Poorana helps restore equilibrium by nourishing, protecting, and cleansing the ears.

BENEFITS:
It is highly effective in treating ear infections, earaches, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and hearing loss by soothing inflammation and promoting healing. Additionally, it helps balance Vata dosha, which is particularly dominant in the ears, making it a key treatment for conditions triggered by Vata imbalances such as dryness, itching, and sensitivity to sound.
"Heal, soothe, and restore balance to your ears with Karna Poorana at Ayurvedguru"

Matra vasti is an Ayurvedic treatment designed to balance Vata dosha in the digestive tract, promoting strength and overall well-being. Typically, 50-120 ml of medicated oil or ghee, selected based on the individual's condition, is administered via the rectum. This treatment helps restore digestive harmony and is often used as a preparatory step for other therapeutic enema therapies.

BENEFITS:
It helps alleviate constipation, indigestion, bloating, and gastric discomfort by restoring balance to the digestive system. This therapy is particularly beneficial for conditions caused by Vata imbalances, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), gastritis, and intestinal dryness. Additionally, it can assist in managing low energy, weakness, chronic fatigue, paralysis, arthritis and other neurological, musculoskeletal disorders by nourishing the body.
"Revitalize your digestion and restore harmony with Matravasti."

Mamsa Pinda Sweda (also known as Mamsa Kizhi) is an Ayurvedic therapy designed to treat conditions affecting the bones, muscles, nerves, and skin nourishment. In Sanskrit, "Mamsa" refers to animal flesh, while "Pinda" means bolus, and "Sweda" indicates sudation or fomentation. This therapeutic bolus is used in Swedana Karma, a sudation process, to promote deep healing, relieve pain, and rejuvenate the body’s tissues.

BENEFITS:
It is particularly beneficial for joint pain, muscular stiffness, inflammation, sciatica, and arthritis. The therapy helps to relieve deep-seated pain, reduce swelling, and improve flexibility by nourishing and revitalizing the tissues. It is effective in treating nerve disorders, muscle atrophy, and skin issues caused by imbalances in the body's tissues.
"Revitalize your body, relieve pain, and restore mobility with the healing power of Mamsa Pinda Sweda."

Murdhni Taila (or Murdha Taila ) refers to an Ayurvedic therapy where medicated oil is applied to the head (Shira Pradesh) and left to soak into the scalp for a specific duration. The head, or "Uttamanga," is considered the most vital part of the body, as it governs all sense organs and regulates the functions of the body, including the Vayu dosha. This treatment, which includes therapies like Shiroabhyanga, Shirodhara, Shiropichu, and Shirobasti, plays a crucial role in addressing psychological imbalances, promoting mental clarity, and soothing the nervous system.

BENEFITS:
It is effective for treating headaches, migraines, insomnia, and stress-related disorders. This therapy also helps alleviate scalp conditions like dryness, dandruff, and hair loss by nourishing the scalp and improving circulation. Murdhni Taila is beneficial for anxiety, depression, and mental fatigue, as it enhances clarity, concentration, and mental stability.
"Let Murdha Taila soothe your mind, heal your scalp, and restore balance, bringing peace and clarity to both body and soul."

Patra Pinda Sweda (also known as Ela Kizhi) is a specialized Ayurvedic therapy that involves applying heated medicinal plant leaves wrapped in a cloth to the body. The treatment typically follows an Abhyanga (oil massage) and is designed to relieve ailments related to the bones, muscles, and nerves. The leaves are wrapped in a cloth to form a bolus, which is then gently massaged and tapped over areas of pain or inflammation, allowing the healing properties of the herbs to absorb into the skin.

BENEFITS: It helps alleviate joint pain, arthritis, sciatica, and muscle stiffness by reducing inflammation and improving circulation. Helps in managing muscle spasms, back pain, and fibromyalgia. By inducing sweating, it also aids in detoxification, helping to flush out toxins from the body.
"Revitalize your body and ease pain with Patra Pinda Sweda—where nature’s healing leaves bring relief, flexibility, and lasting comfort."