Karkidakam – The best season for Ayruvedic Treatments

The constant showers, pleasant weather and a rejuvenating Ayurvedic treatment – there’s nothing more that can describe a perfect monsoon season. Varsha ritu or monsoon season generally starts off from June to August with environmental changes setting in gradually. With this change comes the aggravation of Pitta dosha in our body paving way to ailments. And according to Ayurveda, monsoon or Karkidakam is a season with highest levels of humidity in the air draining out Ojas (an essential energy for the body and mind) from our body. To cure the discomfort and distress of both the mind and body, there is nothing better than a natural healing system – Ayurveda treatments.

The drastic change from the scorching summer heat to heavy downpours is said to have a profound impact on the strength and immunity of our body. And this could throw off the balance of Vata, Pitta and Kapha doshas, hinting that our bodies require extra caution and care to maintain health.

Why should one take up Ayurvedic treatments during monsoon season? Take a look at the below mentioned benefits:

  1. It is more relaxing to do an Ayurveda treatment amid the soothing rain and cool weather. The calming effect of the rain coupled along with the healing powers of the treatment makes it the ideal time to rejuvenate and refresh the body.
  2. Ayurveda treatments basically involve the application of herbal oils and steam to detoxify the body. The rain and humidity during Karkidakam helps in opening the pores, making the body respond well to the treatments.
  3. Karkidakam-focused Ayurveda treatments help in keeping a check on the balance of Vata, Pitta and Kapha doshas. This helps in recharging, replenishing and energizing the body for the rest of the year.
  4. Monsoon season might weaken our digestive fire and to rekindle it, Ayurvedic treatments prove beneficial. Also, those ailments caused due to climatic conditions can be treated through Ayurveda to avoid health problems and to maintain a fit body.

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