AYURVEDA KARKIDAKA CHIKITSA

Kerala is famous for its traditional Ayurvedic treatment. Monsoon treatment or Karkidaka chikitsa is one of it. Karkidaka is the most challenging period of the year physically, mentally and spiritually. Karkidakam or the monsoon season is most suitable for the ayurvedic treatment as the human body will be more receptive to all ayurvedic medicines and treatments. Karkidaka Kanji/ oushadha Kanji is a medicinal rice soup is a traditional item of Kerala during the rainy days. The Karkidaka Chikitsa or monsoon treatment is also known as Rithu acharya treatment. Monsoon is the time when tridoshas undergo vitiation and needs to be expelled out of the body. Due to this vitiated and imbalanced doshas many diseases like fever, skin diseases, cold and cough, digestive problems, inflammatory conditions etc are seen to surf up. A combined therapy schedule as per the individual constitution is recommended for complete physical and mental health. The therapy leaves the body replenished, nourished and fully rejuvenated.

According to Ayurveda, the monsoon is the best time to rejuvenate your body through therapies like Abhyanga, Shirodhara, Pizhichil, Virechana etc., as this is the season when your body’s pores are open to their maximum extent, making the body most receptive to Ayurveda therapies.

To top it off, the atmosphere remains dust-free and cool during the rainy season, which helps in accelerating healing and restoring the body’s vitality through monsoon Ayurveda treatment.
Karkidaka chikitsa is a time-honoured preventive ayurvedic therapy that is specifically administered at the beginning of this season to prevent ailments that arise during aadi or karkidakam season. Karkidaka chikitsa regularises the bodily functions...

The monsoon softens and ripens our seven major body tissues, the Saphta dhatu, during the pre-purification (Purvakarma). Toxins melt away quickly and get ready for elimination during the cleaning phase (Panchakarma). The client benefits from a more intensive cleaning by the longer treatment period of 3 weeks. The Ayurveda techniques completely and effortlessly clean out our over surplus Dosha energy, our body channels become clean and open, the natural balance is being restored – equal to nature.

Why Karkidaka Chikitsa?
Karkidaka Chikitsa aims to improve the immunity of one ’s self with the right dietary plans and special herb mix. Our body is under the continuous consumption of pollutant whether they are by inhaling of vehicular smoke and smog or by the digestion of pesticide injected fruits and vegetables. The right release of tensions by loosening the joints with a good massage is also ideal during the monsoon time. The therapies will also help to rejuvenate one’s mind body and soul. A perfected treatment can help you symptom-free for a whole year.

Benefits of Karkidaka Treatment:
  • The treatment can accelerate healing and restore the body’s vitality and health
  • It helps in enhancing the immunity and thereby, helps prevent diseases
  • Enhances blood circulation
  • Eases physical stress
  • Helps you to get better sleep
  • Reduces muscular tension and pain
  • Cleanses and detoxifies the body
  • Helps to revitalize the mind and body
  • Improves the skin’s complexion
  • Helps to retain youthfulness

For more details: Agni Panacea Ayurveda

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