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• For a Ayurveda cure, which should have more of a preventive or wellness character and/or whose course goal is to compensate for minor health imbalances, then a time frame of 2 weeks should usually be sufficient.
• In the case of major health imbalances, such as severe or chronic illnesses, a time budget of 2-3 weeks or longer is recommended in order to be able to achieve profound and sustainable healing results.
• Long-term cures of 3-6 weeks are also very useful, e.g. after surgery or chemotherapy. These medically indicated Ayurveda cures are also known as Ayurveda Intensive or as Ayurveda Med referred to.

For example, there are also different dietary styles available in addition to the different types of cures. If it is enough to offer traditional Ayurveda cuisine (Tridosha cuisine) for lighter cures, then an intensive treatment requires the stricter Panchakarma diet. If the treatment goal is to reduce weight, a special diet should be followed after consultation with our doctors in order to achieve the greatest possible treatment success.

For medically indicated, intensive cures, it has proven effective to start a “pre-treatment” at home and to sustainably stabilize the progress and success of the Ayurveda treatment with a follow-up treatment.

We will send you recommendations for a preliminary treatment in good time before the start of the course. During your Ayurveda treatment, you will receive detailed advice on healthy eating and lifestyle, including the “aftertreatment”. Ayurvedic medicine, teas, herbs, etc. for post-treatment will also be individually put together for you by our Ayurveda doctors after consultation with you.

Ayurveda, like all holistic health systems, assumes that in many cases the cause of a physical illness can also be found on the psychological/psychological level. Holistic cleansing therefore cannot ignore “mental cleansing.”

Old traditional beliefs, negative attitudes to life, unresolved traumas — even “mentally undigested” (also a form of “ama”) can cause significant health imbalances and make it difficult to lead a healthy and happy lifestyle.

For example, “mental cleansing” has always been part of a holistic Ayurveda treatment. Ayurvedic literature therefore repeatedly contains entire chapters on the topic: “psychological causes of health imbalances.”

It is certainly important to note that you observe, sense and perceive the personal, emotional process. When returning home, external experiences and internal processes can be carefully processed through professional support.