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PANCHAKARMA:(The
detoxification process).
It is a comprehensive system of knowledge
and practice to purify the body. As more
and more people are falling prey to the
adverse effects of stress, there are more
and more complaints of Disease like Poor
digestion, Lack of sleep, Allergies, Chronic
fatigue, Cancer, Heart diseases, Osteoporosis,
Arthritis, Spondylitis, Psoriasis, Eczema
etc.
All
these disease are complex disorders that
are a result of toxins that accumulate in
the body over a time. The most deeply seated
toxins that cause diseases are heavy and
sticky, and damaging to the tissue layers.
Panchakarma permanently eliminates these
toxins from the body, allowing permanent
healing of tissue channels, digestive, mental,
and spiritual functions.
Panchakarma
Includes:-
In Ayurveda, the treatment is broadly divided
in to two categories Sodhana
and Shamana.
Curing the diseases by clearing out the in particles
is called Shodhana Chikitsa, which is the principal
of Panchakarma.
It involves the clearing of vitiated doshas (vatta,
pitta and kapha) which cause the diseases and
there by the restoration of equilibrium of Dosha,
Dhatu and Malas .
Panchakarma Includes the following five purification
therapies :-
Aim and Objectives of Panchakarma:
Panchakarma aims to remove the
ailments of a diseased person, maintain positive
health in a healthy individual and obtain extra
ordinary Qualities like rasayana (rejuvenation
therapy) and Vajikarna.
Panchakarma in a Diseased Person:
Panchakarma is equivalent to
the medicinal treatment given to the patient.
Some diseases respond to panchakarma treatment
better than the medicines given to them.
Panchakarma in a Healthy Person:
Diseases can not invade the
lives of people who follow the daily and seasonal
regime (dincharya and ritucharya). Therefore,
most of the people are adopting these therapeutic
techniques in their daily routine.
Introduction
Panchakarma
Includes:- 
According To Charak: