Athreya Ayurvedic Resort

Vamana herbally induced vomiting, which is usually done once during the course of a Panchakarma treatment, cleanses the upper gastro system and has a positive effect on other systems too

Purgation or virechana, also herbally induced and usually done one time during a Panchakarma treatment, cleanses the stomach, the intestines, and the liver and has other systemic benefits too.

Vasthi/ Basti, enemas with a herbal decoction or oil base, which is usually done multiple times. It has a deep cleansing effect on the large intestine and with different combination of medicines becomes the basis for cleansing and rejuvenation process. It has wide range benfits in multiple organ systems of body.

Nasya nasal application of medicines usually in liquid, sometimes in powder form helps in cleansing and nourishing the above clavicle . Its associated with a herbal smoke treatment also. Nasya gives strength to the sense organs in the head, clarity in thought process, better management of stress, neck & shoulder health & many systemic benefits.

Rakta Moksha is an easily endured method for bloodletting. Implemented only in some specific clinical condition and is not a mandatory therapy.

Rejuvenation results are attained by different Rasayana medications. Combinations in Basti / vasthi and Nasya which are part of Panchakarma is customized for getting rejuvenation benefits as well.

Kutee Praveshika Rasayana is an ancient Ayurvedic treatment which goes back to the secret practice of the Himalayan yogis – masters of anti-ageing themselves – and its knowledge was almost lost to the public. This treatment belongs to the category of regeneration therapies which aim at strengthening the human body's own immunity against ailments and at halting the ageing process. Its effectiveness is based on the almost complete elimination of outer influences on the human senses which goes along with a stronger focus on oneself. Kutee is Sanskrit for hut, praveshika means to enter: This treatment is conducted in a special house build only for that purpose and complemented by a strict regimen with specific medical herbs. The traditional execution of this therapy is very complex; and the exact mixture of the medicines as well as the correct scientific process were only known to a handful of skilled Ayurvedic doctors in the form of passed-on knowledge. After comprehensive studies and in cooperation with a great number of scientists and experts, Dr. Sreejit from the Athreya Ayurvedic Centre has undergone the Kutee Praveshika Rasayana himself in 2014 and taken care of a complete scientific documentation. Convinced of the unique and great effects of this regenration treatment, it is now a personal goal of Dr. Sreejit to make this therapy form accessible to other people outside of the Ayurvedic community as well. For this reason, a Kutee according to traditional requirements has been built on the facilities of Athreya Ayurvedic Centre. It is a three-walled house, each wall sheltering the next inner one more from the outer world. There is almost no light from the outside in the innermost of these three areas; and because of this certain construction, this center room is always tempered in the same comfortable way independently from the outside weather. For undergoing the Kutee Praveshika Rasayana, the patient has to be in best health mentally and physically. Prior to this, a Panchakarma therapy of at least two weeks is obligatory to detox the body completely and also purify and prepare the mind for the Kutee Praveshika Rasayana. Afterwards the patient stays in the Kutee. The reduction of outer influences is not only referred to the darkness and the weather conditions, but also to the minimal personal contact to the outside world. During this time, the contact is held exclusively by the close medical consultations with the doctor as well as the daily provision of the customized herbal rasayana diet. Also fresh bed linen and clothes are provided on a daily basis. The remaining time of the day, the patient stays alone in the innermost treatment room of the Kutee, meditating or doing some light walking as exercise. As a minimal source of light, a covered candle can be used. The patient can also bring own music or audio books into the Kutee to support this unique time of contemplation and focus. Kutee Praveshika Rasayana is a challenging therapy for the body as well as the mind – not only in the exact execution, but also for the patient himself. Not everyone is suited as participant and not every timing is the right time for a participation. Therefore, a comprehensive and honest consultation with Dr. Sreejit is crucial for the success of this highly effective regeneration therapy. As one of the few people having undergone the traditional Kutee Praveshika Rasayana themselves, the Chief Physician of Athreya Ayurvedic Centre is able to share an authentic recollection. At the same time, he is therefore an experienced expert in the execution of this ancient Ayurvedic treatment.