Ayurveda and Panchakarma

Ayurveda is a holistic medical system that originated in India, where it is widely known.

The word Ayurveda comes from Sanskrit and means science of life (ayu = life, veda = science). The first writings about this traditional Indian medicine are found in the oldest scriptures of mankind, the Vedas. Ayurveda has been practiced in India for over 5000 years. Ayurveda aims to restore or maintain the balance between body, mind and spirit and to be in peace and harmony with oneself, which is ultimately the key to good health. This holistic medical approach touches every aspect and element of life.

The human body can cleanse itself of toxins. However, due to our modern lifestyle (unnatural food, pollution, stress, etc.), our bodies are overwhelmed with eliminating harmful substances. Their accumulation often ends in chronic diseases that can lead to disability, such as:

• Diabetes;

• Allergies;

• Obesity;

• Hypertension;

• Cancer;

• Migraines;

• Heart disease;

• Parkinson's disease;

• Kidney and liver imbalance;

• Diseases of the digestive system;

• Rheumatism;

• Osteoarthritis;

• Depression;

• Burnout;

• and much more.

Thus, our body needs help to be cleansed and to regain its balance.

Ayurveda has elaborated a large number of purification techniques that enable deep-seated toxins to be eliminated from our body. This totality of detoxification and cleansing techniques is called Panchakarma (pancha = 5, karma = action).

Even people who want to maintain their health, counteract premature aging processes, as well as increase their quality of life, are best advised with an Ayurvedic cure.

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Namaami Dhanwanthary Aadi Devam Surasure Vanditham Pada Padmam Loke Jara Rugbhay Mrityu Nashakam Datharam Eesham Vividhaushadhinam|
(I bow to Lord Dhanvantari, who embodies perfect health. He is respected by both material and spiritual people. With humility I pray to you through your divine presence in all medicinal herbs to let us go beyond the discomfort of aging, diseases and the fear of death)

Dhanwantharim Ramanaadham
Sarva Roga Nivaarakam
Ayurveda Pravartharam
Vande Piyusaha Daayakam |
(Dhanvantari who is also called Ramanaadham, with Him Ayurveda practices, I bow down before Him, to The one who gives ambrosia)

Sarve Jana Sukhino Bhavantu
Sarve Santu Niraamayaaḥ
Sarve Bhadraaṇi Paśyantu
Maa Kaśchid Duḥkhabhaag Bhavet
Auṁ Shaantiḥ Shaantiḥ Shaantiḥ |
(May all be well and in bliss, May all be free of disease, May all see the sublime of spirituality, May none suffer, OM peace, peace, peace)