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AYUR YOGA ECO ASHRAM IN MYSORE
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MAHC is unique Ayurveda Centre which offers Herbal treatment with pure Ayurvedic Herbs.
It is an Ayurvedic centre where Ayurveda treatment is done according to the principles of Ayurveda (TRIDOSHA concept, PRAKRUTIPARIKSHAN). Treatment includes Ayurveda medicine, Panchakarma, Yoga & meditation, Ayurvedic diet.
Ayurveda, the most profound system of medicine, is the heritage of and is uninterrupted practice since prehistoric age. It is amazing and rewarding to find that most ancient system of medicine fulfills all the essential requirements to solve the health crisis of modern times.
Ayurvedic treatment brings complete fulfillment to the aspiration of every patient. It is not merely science of the medicine but science of prevention, health, longevity and living life in perfection.
Maharshi Atreya Health Centre is brain child of Dr. Dinesh C. Pandya having thirty years of experience in the field of Ayurveda. He is also having a high qualifications in modern science i.e. Ph.D (Pharmacy - Pharmacology) from M. S. University of Baroda. He is a bridge between modern science and Ayurveda. He has visited and delivered more than fifty lectures in U. S. and South East Asian countries and explained the role of Ayurveda in relation with health.
A Unique feature of this Centre is use of Ayurvedic treatment for the purpose of life extension and rejuvenation. The centre will offer risk factor analysis based on western criteria such as lipid profile, blood pressure and cardiovascular status. It will then correlate with Ayurvedic assessment based on individual constitution and prescribed individual diet, herbs for disease prevention, health maintenance and life extension.
The elimination of these toxins from the body is the body’s natural automatic response, but over time – and in the case of DOSHA imbalances – these wastes are not effectively eliminated from the body. The wastes then tend to seep into the ‘Shrotas’ (veins, arteries, lymphatic channels etc) and start producing diseases, and detoxification therefore becomes very necessary.
This is the first step of Panchakarma. The patient has to perform Purva Karma at home or at MAHC, according to his convenience. A short evaluation of patient’s health is done by specialised doctors. The pre-treatment consists of two parts: 1. Snehan (toleration therapy): Medicated oils and ghee (clarified butter) are used for this technique. The quantity and duration of Snehan are decided by the doctor after short evaluation of the patient’s health. 2. Virechan and/or Swedan: In virechan a strong purgative like sienna or rhubarb is given. An electrolyte balancing purgative is used to eliminate toxins from the body without losing the electrolyte balance of body. Swedan is a herbal steam bath.
1. Samsarjan Karma: During your stay at MAHC you will learn how your current mind/body make-up affects your health, happiness, moods and behaviour. Staying healthy is natural and natural means simple and easy. A simple home programme that takes just a few minutes a day will allow you to continue to expand your new sense of well-being. You will find that our approach is without strain, yet extremely powerful in its effectiveness. 2. Rasayan: This is a special form of Tonification therapy, which is best done after the Panchakarma. Special herbs are used to tone up the various systems of the body. The herbs are selected according to the Prakruti and the Disease. The duration for Rasayan is decided by our experienced physicians.
Vaman (use of emetics) Virechan (use of laxatives) Basti (use of medicated enemas) NASYA (nasal administration) Raktamokshana (Bloodletting) Other Karmas, like Shirodhara, Abhyang, Swedan, Nasya, Anuvasan Basti, Asthapan Basti, Matra Basti, Kati Basti, Janu Basti, Hraday Basti, Udvertan, etc., are performed as and when required. These procedures take about 60 to 90 minutes daily in the morning and 30 minutes daily in the evening.
Vaman (use of emetics) Virechan (use of laxatives) Basti (use of medicated enemas) NASYA (nasal administration) Raktamokshana (Bloodletting) Other Karmas, like Shirodhara, Abhyang, Swedan, Nasya, Anuvasan Basti, Asthapan Basti, Matra Basti, Kati Basti, Janu Basti, Hraday Basti, Udvertan, etc., are performed as and when required. These procedures take about 60 to 90 minutes daily in the morning and 30 minutes daily in the evening.
