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Ayurvedic Consultation

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Ahar Sessions

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Pulse Examinations - Nadi Parikshan

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‘Manas’ Sessions

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Ayurvedic Consultations

An Ayurvedic consultation is a personalized health assessment based on the principles of Ayurveda that aims to understand a person’s body constitution, current health condition, and lifestyle to restore balance and promote overall well-being.

Ahar Sessions - Ayurvedic Diet & Nutrition Guidance

Ahar Sessions are specialized diet and nutrition consultations based on the principles of Ayurveda. In Ayurveda, “Ahar” means food or nourishment, and it is considered one of the most important pillars of health.

Pulse Examinations - Nadi Parikshan

Nadi Parikshan (Pulse Examination) is a traditional diagnostic method used in Ayurveda to understand a person’s overall health and internal body balance. In Sanskrit, “Nadi” means pulse and “Parikshan” means examination.

Manas Sessions

Manas Sessions are specialized counselling sessions focused on mental and emotional well-being based on the principles of Ayurveda. In Ayurveda, “Manas” refers to the mind, emotions, and psychological balance. During a Manas session, the practitioner carefully understands the individual’s mental state, emotional concerns, lifestyle, and stress levels.

Panchakarma

What is Panchakarma?

Panchakarma is a core detoxification and rejuvenation therapy in Ayurveda, designed to cleanse the body, eliminate toxins, and restore balance to the doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha). The term "Panchakarma" translates to "five actions" or "five treatments," referring to the five primary procedures used to purify the body.

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Physical Healthcare

Abhyanga

Abhyanga is a traditional Ayurvedic self-massage technique involving the application of warm herbal oils tailored to an individual's body type (dosha). It is performed in a rhythmic manner, promoting physical and mental well-being.

Balances Doshas: Helps harmonize Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas.

Potli Pinda Swedana

Potli Pinda Swedana is a traditional therapeutic procedure used in Ayurveda. It is a type of Swedana (sudation or fomentation therapy) where warm herbal poultices, called “potli”, are gently pressed and massaged over the body to relieve pain, stiffness, and muscular disorders.

It cures stiffness and muscular skeletal disorders.

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Udwartana

Udwartana (उद्वर्तन) is a specialized Ayurvedic therapy involving a dry or paste-based herbal massage. It focuses on exfoliating the skin, stimulating blood circulation, and reducing Kapha dosha.

Mental Healthcare

Shirodhara

Shirodhara (शिरोधारा) is a deeply relaxing and therapeutic Ayurvedic treatment in which a continuous stream of warm medicated oil, herbal decoction, milk, or buttermilk is poured gently over the forehead (specifically the Ajna chakra or third-eye region). It is one of the most effective therapies for calming the mind, reducing stress, anxiety, ADHD and addressing conditions related to the nervous system and mental health.

Shiro Abhyanga

Shiro Abhyanga (शिरो अभ्यंग) is an Ayurvedic head massage that involves applying medicated oils to the scalp, head, neck, and shoulders. It is a therapeutic procedure known for its ability to promote relaxation, improve hair health, and balance the mind-body connection.

It manages stress, anxiety, insomnia and Vata-related disorders.

Disease Specific treatments

Local basti

In Ayurveda Basti therapy (Local) ,a dough ring structure is placed on the neck area/ back area/ heart area/ knee area/ nabhi area and warm medicated oil (e.g., Sahacharadi tailam, Balaaswagandha taila, Ksheerabala Taila, Mahanarayana Taila etc.) is poured and retained for 20–30 minutes.a localized reservoir using dough and medicated oils to treat specific areas of the body. It is a highly effective procedure for targeting pain, stiffness, and imbalances in localized regions.

Janu basti

Janu Basti is a traditional therapy from Ayurveda used to treat knee pain and joint disorders. The word “Janu” means knee, and “Basti” means retaining warm medicated oil in a specific area.

  • Reduces knee pain and stiffness

  • Helpful in osteoarthritis and joint degeneration

  • Improves joint lubrication and flexibility

Greeva basti

Greeva Basti is another therapeutic treatment in Ayurveda focused on the neck region. The word “Greeva” means neck, and the therapy helps relieve neck-related disorders.

  • Relieves neck pain and stiffness

  • Improves cervical spine flexibility

  • Reduces muscle tension

Sensory and Emotional Healthcare

Akshitarpana

Akshitarpana (अक्षि तर्पण), also called Netra Tarpana, is a specialized Ayurvedic therapy focused on nourishing and rejuvenating the eyes. It involves retaining medicated ghee around the eyes within a constructed frame made of dough.

This treatment is highly effective in improving vision, relieving eye strain, and managing various eye-related disorders.

Karna Purana

Karna Purana (कर्ण पूरण) is an Ayurvedic therapy involving the filling of medicated oil or liquids into the ears. It is part of daily health maintenance (Dinacharya) or can be employed as a therapeutic procedure to address ear-related ailments.

This treatment soothes the ear canals, balances Vata dosha, and promotes auditory health.

Nasyama

Nasya (नस्य) is an Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy that involves administering medicated oils, powders, or herbal decoctions through the nostrils. It is primarily used to treat disorders of the head, neck, and upper respiratory system.

Nasya not only cleanses and nourishes these regions but also balances the doshas, particularly Vata and Kapha.

Pain Management

Agnikarma

Agnikarma is a specialized para-surgical Ayurvedic procedure in which controlled therapeutic heat is applied to specific points of the body using heated metallic instruments or herbal materials. It is considered one of the most effective Ayurvedic methods for relieving pain, especially in conditions where Vata and Kapha dosha are involved.

  • Relieves chronic and acute pain

  • Reduces stiffness and inflammation

  • Improves blood circulation in affected tissues

Rakta moksha

Rakta Moksha (Raktamokshana) is a classical Ayurvedic detoxification therapy that involves the controlled removal of impure or vitiated blood from the body. It is one of the important Shodhana (purification) therapies described in Ayurveda.

It primarily used when toxins accumulate in the blood, causing localized inflammation, skin disorders, and pain.

  • Purifies vitiated blood

  • Reduces inflammation and burning sensation

  • Improves local blood circulation

Consult, Heal, Restore Naturally.

At Kimaya Ayurveda, consultations are designed to understand your unique body constitution, lifestyle, and health concerns through authentic Ayurvedic principles. Our personalized approach helps identify the root cause of imbalance and offers natural guidance through diet, therapies, herbal support, and daily routines for long-term wellness and holistic healing.

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