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Get answers to common questions about Ayurvedic Detox Therapy.
Individual sessions typically last 60–90 minutes, including consultation and therapy. A full Ayurvedic Detox Therapy program is usually recommended over multiple days to achieve deep cleansing and lasting benefits, tailored to your constitution and health goals.
Most people tolerate the treatment well, but it may not suit pregnant women, severe medical conditions, or certain medications. We perform a thorough consultation and health review to personalize and ensure safety; modifications or alternative therapies are recommended when necessary.
Recommended frequency depends on your condition and goals; a short course may be three to seven sessions over days, while deeper Panchakarma detoxes span 7–21 days. Your practitioner will recommend a personalized plan after assessment for optimal, lasting results.
Before treatment, eat light, easy-to-digest meals and avoid alcohol, heavy fats, and stimulants. Afterward follow the practitioner’s post-detox diet—warm, simple foods, hydrating herbal broths, and gentle spices—to support elimination, restore nutrients, and prolong the therapy’s benefits.
Yes—many clients notice softer, more supple skin immediately thanks to Podikizhi and nourishing oils. Lasting improvement in texture and clarity usually requires a prescribed series, supportive diet, and follow-up therapies tailored to individual skin and systemic health.
Some clients experience mild cleansing reactions—fatigue, headaches, digestive changes, or temporary skin eruptions—as toxins mobilize. These are typically short-lived. Our therapists monitor responses closely, adjust treatments, and provide supportive herbal remedies and guidance to minimize discomfort and ensure safe detoxification.