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1. Ayurveda Panchakarma Treatments September 10, 2011 In Ayurveda Panchakarma is an important treatment. Panchakarma is a purifying therapy to improve the metabolic process through food and herbal medicines. Panchakarma treatment is mainly used to balance the tri-Doshas that are vatha pitha and kapha. Vamana (vomiting), virechana(purging), basthi(therapeutic enema), Nasya karma (Nasal therapy)and Raktamokshana (therapeutic bloodletting). These are the five Panchakarma treatments. The Panchakarma treatment contains three stages Purva karma (Pre-treatment), Pradhama karma (Primary-treatment) and Paschath karma (After-treatment).These three ... (read more) Author: Tia Margaret

2. Ayurveda Restores Balance In Your Body February 22, 2011 Ayurveda is a way of life of one and the aim of Ayurvedic treatment is to restore health and disease prevention. During the consultation ayurvedic doctor will examine the causes of illness and prescribe treatments that are Sodhana therapy for metabolic waste cleanup, Samaná therapy for the benefits of therapy Brahmana for rejuvenation of the body. Yoga also has a fundamental role in Ayurveda. Panchakarma is a procedure that is five times the detoxification of Virechana, Vashti, Vamana and Raktamokshanam Nasyam. Ayurveda has treatments for various diseases, including degenerative depression, st... (read more) Author: Ideal Panchakarma Center

3. Ayurvedic Hospital in Bangalore January 20, 2011 Ayurveda basis means the medical knowledge or science of life. Ayurveda believes that everything on this earth has a curable identity to itself waiting to tapped in the right form. If you are looking for the best ayurvedic hospital in Bangalore, be you are definitely one of those who prefer natural medication amid the plethora of allopathic treatments or surgeries available at every other hospital. If you are stressed out and looking for a complete rejuvenation, prevent ageing and boosting up your immune system, look no further as ayurveda provides with the Panchakarma therapy which ... (read more) Author: Anita Prakash

4. Astanga Vinyasa Yoga September 27, 2010 Astanga, or sometimes spelled ashtanga Yoga is actually taught today by a man named Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, in Mysore, India. He has brought astanga yoga to the west about 25 years ago and still teaches today at 91 years of age. Astanga yoga began with the rediscovery of the ancient manuscript Yoga Korunta. It describes a unique system of Hatha yoga as practiced and created by the ancient sage Vamana Rishi. It is believed to be the original asana practiced intended by Patanjali The Yoga Korunta emphasizes vinyasa, or breath-synchronized movement, where one practices a posture with specific... (read more) Author: alex smith

5. The Benefits of Tantra Breathing Techniques September 13, 2009 The techniques of Tantra breathing form the most esoteric part of the art of tantra. Vamana Muni formulated a unique system of breathing, which is also evident in the asanas prescribed by Rishi Patanjali. Tattva breathing (or engaging in breath-centric postures) requires the practice of several tantric positions within related breathing norms. This Tantra breathing technique is marginally similar to ujayyi pranayama, where the word 'ujayyi' means 'triumphant'. It produces intense body heat and makes one sweat profusely. It stimulates our organs and has a purifying, detoxifying effect on t... (read more) Author: Subhojit Dasgupta

6. Purification Therapy In Ayurveda October 16, 2008 Panchakarma involves 5 types of detoxification methods. They are 1. vamana 2. Virechana 3. Anuvasana basthi 4. Niruha basthi 5. Nasya karma Vamana Vamana means expelling doshas through oral route . It is emesis therapy. Before inducing vamana the toxins and vitiated doshas are brought to amashaya or stomach with various preparatory methods like snehana and swedana. The emesis should never be induced in empty stomach. Vamana therapy is conducted in early hours of day, when kapha dosha is dominant. Vitiated doshas and accumulated toxins are expelled through methodically induced... (read more) Author: Dr.Savitha Suri

7. Panchakarma- The detoxification therapy in Ayurveda October 16, 2008 According to ayurvedic texts our body is crisscrossed by srotas or channels or tube like structures. This net work contains both microscopic and macroscopic channels. ( Digestive system, nervous system , circulatory system etc are few examples of these channels). Innumerable physiological process like breathing, blood circulation, fsecretions of enzymes, hormones etc , flow of signals, supply of nutrients, filtration of toxins , excretion of waste etc are aided by these tubular structures. Diseases occur when toxins get accumulated in body and clog these channels. Unhealthy diet, lifestyle,... (read more) Author: Dr.Savitha Suri

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