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Simplified application of Chapman's reflex points within the Touch for Health framework, using deep rotary massage on specific torso and back points to activate lymphatic drainage, correct muscle weaknesses, and restore meridian energy flow.
Phytotherapeutic drainage is a systemic approach aimed at stimulating the elimination functions of emunctory organs — liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs, and skin — through targeted use of medicinal plants. Grounded in the humoral theory inherited from Hippocrates and modernized by contemporary naturopathy, drainage is a pillar of preventive and curative phytotherapy.
Complete hepatic drainage protocols using buds: juniper, rosemary, birch and their synergies. Seasonal programs, clinical evidence, and hepatobiliary disorder support.
First of the five Panchakarma purification therapies, consisting of controlled therapeutic vomiting to eliminate excess Kapha accumulated in the stomach and lungs.
Second major Panchakarma procedure using controlled medicinal purgation to eliminate excess Pitta dosha and toxins accumulated in the liver and small intestine.
Dry Ayurvedic massage using herbal powders applied against the hair growth for Kapha reduction, circulation stimulation, skin exfoliation and weight loss.
Considered half of all Ayurvedic medicine, Basti is a medicinal enema using herbal decoctions and oils to treat excess Vata dosha in the colon.
Fifth Panchakarma procedure aimed at blood purification through various methods (bloodletting, leech application, scarification) to treat Pitta and Rakta-related disorders.