Ayurvedic Therapies

Medicated oils or decoctions given rectally to soothe dryness and clear vata impurities from the colon.

Therapeutic oil massage nourishes joints and tissues, grounding and calming excessive vata energy.

Steam therapy with medicated herbs relaxes stiff muscles and removes vata toxins from tissues.

Medicated oils or powders administered through the nose pacify vata in the head and sinuses, relieving headaches and insomnia.

Purgative herbs expel excess pitta through the intestines, helping with acidity, skin problems, and inflammation.

Controlled removal of blood via leech therapy or other methods clears pitta-associated impurities like skin eruptions.

Cool oil poured gently on the forehead calms agitation and mental irritation caused by high pitta.

Gentle massage with cooling oils like coconut or sandalwood helps calm inflamed pitta and supports the skin.

Controlled vomiting expels excess kapha and mucus from the stomach and chest, improving respiratory and metabolic health.

Vigorous rubbing of medicinal powders helps remove excess fat, stimulates circulation, and reduces sluggish kapha.

Nasya with herbs or oils cleanses kapha accumulations from the head, improving breathing and clearing sinuses.

Herbal steam induces sweating, removes toxins, reduces heaviness, and improves circulation in kapha-predominant individuals.