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Panchakarma Protocols: A Practitioner’s Perspective

Ayurvedic practitioner with a client during a Panchakarma treatmentNo two healing journeys are the same—and Panchakarma is no exception. In this second installment of our Panchakarma series, discover how Ayurvedic practitioners design personalized detox protocols based on each individual’s unique constitution, imbalances, and digestive strength.

Panchakarma in the Ayurvedic Practice

woman with warm oil being poured on her head during a panchakarma treatmentWhat makes Panchakarma more than just a detox? In this first blog of our series, explore Ayurveda’s profound approach to healing through personalized cleansing. Learn why Panchakarma stands apart in addressing the root causes of imbalance, supporting the body, mind, and spirit in true harmony.

The Tridoshic Theory

woman standing on a beach at sunset with three dosha icons representing vata, pitta, kaphaAyurveda teaches that the doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—arise from the five great elements and govern all biological functions. This article explores how these elemental forces shape your constitution and health, and how balancing them supports overall well-being.

Discovering your Ayurvedic Body Type

Three women with different dosha and body types walking outsideAyurvedic medicine categorizes individuals into three main ‘types’ according to the predominant qualitative tendencies of their anatomy and physiologies.

Winter Nasya

woman using nasal drops, or nasya, in her noseDuring winter, dryness and congestion can take a toll on your respiratory health. Nasya, the Ayurvedic practice of nasal oiling, helps keep your nasal passages moisturized, supports clear breathing, and enhances mental clarity. Discover its benefits, best practices, and how to incorporate it into your winter wellness routine.