The change of seasons affects the condition of the body.

Therefore, despite relaxation in the summer, saturation with sun, vitamins and pleasant impressions, many experience discomfort in the fall. And also many chronic diseases enter the acute stage in the fall. Why is this happening?

Ayurveda, which views a person as an integral system related to the environment, provides an explanation for this.

With the onset of cold weather, the balance of Vata Dosha is disrupted. Its imbalance leads to dry skin and mucous membranes, various spasms, pain in the joints and spine, constipation, and sexual disorders. The nervous system suffers the most. Therefore, in the fall the condition of people suffering from neuroses, depression, and multiple sclerosis worsens.

To prevent this, you must first of all follow a daily routine and, especially important, organize a diet that balances Vata Dosha.

And also, considering that the main qualities of this component of our body are dryness and cold, it is very good to carry out oiling.
In Ayurveda, a significant percentage of medical procedures and medications are aimed specifically at balancing Vata Dosha.
Autumn Panchakarma helps to avoid deterioration of the condition and autumn exacerbations.
Helps you stay in good shape in winter, not get colds, not be depressed, and enjoy life despite the frosts and blizzards.

Autumn Panchakarma schedule:

SEPTEMBER: St. Petersburg, Moscow
OCTOBER: Cyprus
NOVEMBER: India, pcs. Kerala, Kochi