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'''Panchakarma''' is name given to 5 detoxification processes, used to treat diseases, according to [[Ayurveda]]. Panchakarma includes following 5 karma / processes. |
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== Concept of Shodhana == |
== Concept of Shodhana == |
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Panchakarma is name given to 5 detoxification processes, used to treat diseases, according to Ayurveda. Panchakarma includes following 5 karma / processes.[1][2]
Concept of Shodhana
List of Panchakarmas
- Vaman (Medicated emesis)
- Virechana (Medicated purgating)
- Basti (Medicated enema)
- Nasya (medication through the route of nose)
- Raktamokshana (Bloodlating)