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Shat Upkrama, also known as Shadvidha Upakrama, refers to the six fundamental therapeutic modalities described in Ayurveda for disease management and health maintenance. These six basic treatments-Langhana (lightening), Brimhana (nourishing), Rukshana (drying), Snehana (oleation), Swedana (sudation), and Stambhana (astringent therapy)-are designed to restore dosha balance and achieve overall well-being by addressing the unique constitution and health needs of each individual.
The primary goal of Shat Upkrama is to achieve Dosha Saamyata, or dosha equilibrium, by carefully assessing the patient’s condition and applying the appropriate modality based on Ayurvedic principles. This approach is foundational in both the prevention and management of various disorders, including lifestyle-related diseases, by harmonizing the body’s elemental and functional balance
Tap into the best of Ayurveda with Dr. Vivek’s Niramaya team of expert doctors, ensuring your holistic care through the time-tested principles of Shat Upkrama Chikitsa. Our approach integrates the six foundational Ayurvedic therapeutic modalities-Langhana (lightening), Brimhana (nourishing), Rukshana (drying), Snehana (oleation), Swedana (sudation), and Stambhana (astringent therapy)-to create a personalized healing plan tailored to your unique constitution and health needs.
Helps reduce excess body weight, toxins, and aggravated doshas. Ideal for managing obesity, indigestion, fever, and metabolic imbalances.
Promotes tissue growth and strength by providing nourishment. Beneficial for weakness, emaciation, post-illness recovery, and boosting vitality.
Removes excess oiliness and moisture from the body. Useful in conditions like edema, obesity, and when Kapha dosha is aggravated.
Involves internal and external use of oils to lubricate tissues. Improves flexibility, relieves dryness, and prepares the body for detox therapies.
Induces therapeutic sweating to open channels, expel toxins, and relieve stiffness and pain. Excellent for arthritis, muscle tension, and detoxification.
Restricts excessive flow or discharge in the body. Used to manage diarrhea, excessive sweating, bleeding, and to restore balance in certain acute conditions.
Shat Upkrama refers to the six basic therapeutic approaches described in Ayurveda: Langhana (lightening), Brimhana (nourishing), Rukshana (drying), Snehana (oleation), Swedana (sudation), and Stambhana (astringent therapy). Each is used based on the individual’s condition to restore balance and health.
An Ayurvedic doctor assesses your unique constitution (Prakriti), current dosha imbalances, and specific health issues. Based on this, the most suitable combination of Shat Upkrama therapies is selected for effective and personalized care.
Shat Upkrama therapies can address a wide range of conditions, including metabolic disorders, musculoskeletal problems, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and imbalances related to Vata, Pitta, or Kapha.
When administered by a qualified Vaidya, Shat Upkrama therapies are generally safe. However, overuse or improper application can lead to issues like weakness, dehydration, or excessive dryness, so professional guidance is essential.
Shat Upkrama includes six fundamental approaches for both nourishing and cleansing, while Panchakarma focuses specifically on five detoxification procedures. Shat Upkrama is broader and can be used for both preventive and therapeutic care