FAQ

FAQs About
Panayu Ayurvedic Medicines

Panayu offers Ayurvedic formulations in diverse forms such as tablets, capsules, powder, oils, liquids, etc. Some of these Panayu ayurvedic products are used as ayurvedic proprietary medicine and some are cosmetics for day-to-day use.

Yes—Panayu promotes its formulations as “100% natural & Ayurvedic.”

Each formulation has specific combinations of herbs, mentioned on its packings.

Typically 1-2 tablets twice a day after meals, or as directed by a physician.

Depends on the condition. Some are for regular use over weeks; others may show effects sooner. It is always better to follow the guidance of an Ayurvedic physician.

Panayu claims their products are herbal, but “natural” does not always mean free of side effects. People may be allergic to certain herbs, or there might be interactions if someone is on other medications. Even if there may be side effect like, skin rash, constipation, acidity, etc., they will be very minimal which can be taken care of easily. Always consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner or doctor

This is a common concern. Our products are generally well tolerated. However, individuals sensitive to specific herbs should check ingredients carefully or consult their doctor. Usually, Panayu medicines are formulated in such a manner that there are safe for children / pregnant or breastfeeding women / elderly. Although consultation with a qualified ayurvedic doctor is recommended.

According to the product information: manufactured in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh. Licensed under MP/25E/20/812. Has ISO 9001:2015 certificate.

Not always explicitly available. Herb-based tablets usually need to be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Check the packaging for specific shelf life.

They are available online (Amazon etc.), social media pages of Panayu Wellness, perhaps in Ayurvedic shops. Contact details are given (phone, email). (Facebook)

Panayu formulations are 100% natural, Ayurvedic, and based on traditional wisdom combined with modern quality standards.

Yes, our medicines are made from natural herbs and are safe when taken as directed. For children, pregnant women, or patients with other medical conditions, consult a physician before use.

In many cases, yes, but it is always best to consult your healthcare provider to avoid possible interactions.

FAQs About
Panchakarma Instruments / Therapy & Services

Panchakarma (“five actions”) is a set of Ayurvedic cleansing Detox procedures designed to purify the body of toxins, restore balance of doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), improve digestion, and promote overall health. (ayurvedagram.com)

The classical five are:

    • Vamana (therapeutic emesis)
    • Virechana (purgation)
    • Basti (medicated enemas)
    • Nasya (nasal administration)
    • Raktamokshana (bloodletting), though in many centers Rakthamokshana may be optional or substituted.

Some required instruments/equipment include: massage tables, steam chambers, enema (basti) sets, measuring jars, oil heaters or hot water baths, specialized yantras (devices for dhara, for continuous flow of medicated liquids or oils), steamer units, etc.

Yes. Hygiene, sterilization, appropriate material (e.g. stainless steel), smooth surfaces, good build quality are important. Also, proper temperature control, safety valves in steam chambers, etc. Instruments must be maintained and used by trained staff to avoid injury.

Dedicated treatment rooms, attached toilets, proper ventilation, space for the instruments and for therapists to work safely.

Depends on the condition, dosha imbalance, age, health status. Some programs run for 5-7 days, some for longer. Pre-therapy diet / preparation (e.g. internal oleation, external oleation, etc.) may be needed before starting.

Dietary restrictions, avoiding certain foods, perhaps detoxifying / warm oil massage beforehand, etc. Also, patient should inform about existing health conditions, medications.

Benefits claimed include: removal of toxins, improved digestion and metabolism, better skin health, mental clarity, stress reduction, strengthening immunity, balance of doshas, improved vitality.

Yes. Panchakarma is intense; people with serious illnesses (like advanced heart disease, some chronic conditions), during pregnancy, or with certain infections might have restrictions. Thermal therapies and purgation may not be safe under all conditions. Qualified practitioner must decide.

Costs depend on how many therapies, instruments used, duration, the facility, location. Also, whether medicines / oils etc. are included

Look for reliable manufacturers, good material (stainless steel, safe wood, etc.), safety features (if steam, heat etc.), ease of cleaning, durability, warranty. Also, certification/standards if any.

Some mild therapies like Abhyanga (oil massage) or simple steam can be done at home, but the complete Panchakarma should always be carried out under professional supervision in a clinic.

It depends on the therapies you plan to offer, available space, and budget. Panayu can guide you in selecting the right set of instruments.