Ace Wellness Ayurvedic Panchakarma Treatment Center
Ace Wellness Ayurvedic Panchakarma Treatment Highlights
- We have designed mild detoxification fo those who have sensitive routine and a lot of work load.
- We provide the panchakarma which will not disturb your routine and you will get the expected results as well.
- We provide panchakarma therapies for admitted patients as well.
Our Ayurvedic Panchakarma Treatments
Some of these treatments have been modified for obvious reasons. A panchakarma program today will usually include the following
Herbal oil massages
Steam baths
Cleansing enemas
Nasal administration
Gentle laxatives
Specialized diet
How Ayurvedic Panchakarma Treatments are Applied
Yoga
Meditation
Daily abhyanga
Dosha-specific diet
Pranayama
Why Should You Try Panchakarma Treatments?
You don’t have to be sick to benefit from panchakarma. If you are healthy, then you will become stronger and have more energy. If you are sick, it will gently encourage you back to health in a natural way. Prevention is important! Anything you can do to maintain a state of balance will help in the long run and ensure a long wholesome life. Here are a few of the benefits of doing panchakarma:
Benefits of Panchakarma
- Eliminates impurities from your body and mind
- Restores your mind-body constitutional balance (or doshas), improving health and wellness
- Strengthens your immune system and you become more resistant to illness
- Reverses the negative effects of stress on your body and mind thereby slowing the aging process
- Enhances your self-reliance, strength, energy, vitality, and mental clarity
- Brings about deep relaxation and a sense of health and well-being.
How Often and When
Traditionally, Ayurveda suggests doing panchakarma with the change of the seasons, so about three times per year. Any time you experience transitions, things can get out of balance and accumulations occur. Anytime you feel out of sorts or ill, consider panchakarma. The whole process helps to remind you about the importance of taking care of yourself and honoring where you are at and what you need in the moment.