A guided programme
The programme is structured across approximately 15 days, covering physician assessment, personalised preparation, the main procedure and post-procedure care.
The exact duration and sequence may vary according to individual assessment and medical guidance.
Before the programme begins
Your Ayurvedic physician reviews your Prakriti, Vikriti, Agni, Bala, age, health history, current medicines and other relevant factors. Participation is confirmed only when your doctor considers the programme appropriate.
Days 1–3, as prescribed
The preparatory phase supports digestion and metabolism according to your physician's assessment. Medicines, timing and diet are prescribed individually.
Days 4–6, as prescribed
Internal oleation is introduced and adjusted under medical guidance. The quantity and duration are not the same for everyone and depend on your individual response.
Days 7–9, as prescribed
Your physician guides the appropriate external oleation and sudation preparation. These steps support readiness for the main procedure.
Day 10, The physician-selected procedure day
Virechana medicine, dose and timing are determined by your doctor. The team guides you through the day and monitors your response. Do not self-administer Virechana medicines.
Days 11–13 and beyond, as prescribed
Food is reintroduced gradually according to your doctor's instructions. Rest, daily routine and follow-up guidance support recovery. Where appropriate, your physician may recommend further care or Rasayana support.
Days 14-16, as prescribed
After completing the cleansing and dietary recovery stages, the protocol moves towards Rasayana support. Rasayana is traditionally associated with nourishment, rejuvenation and supporting overall wellbeing.
Medicines, quantities, timings, diet and instructions are determined by your doctor. Never copy another person's protocol or self-administer Virechana medicines.
