Panchakarma is a process of rejuvenation of the whole system, the psychophysical self that has manifested an imbalance. From this point of view, any imbalance can be addressed by it. The end result can be complete healing or better disease management and thus improved quality of life. Panchakarma is especially good for chronic lifestyle conditions caused by faulty diet and bad habits. Digestive disorders particularly are the speciality of Ayurveda and majority of the disease is, in fact, a caused by a digestive issue. Here’s a list of most common chronic conditions that in Ayurveda panchakarma process is the recommended remedial routine: Acidity, nausea, gas, bloating, diarrhoea, constipation, yeast infection, food sensitivities, lethargy, lack of energy, chronic fatigue (ME), fibromyalgia, long covid, autoimmune disorders such as Crohn’s disease, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, obesity, metabolic syndrome, diabetes type 2, neurological disorders such as spasms, tremors, rigidity, insomnia, anxiety, shifting pains and aches, subclinical conditions (can’t be diagnosed), psoriasis, eczema and other skin conditions, inflammatory conditions of any kind. Panchakarma can also be taken preventatively and for the purposes of rejuvenation. This approach is called rasayana in Sanskrit. Increasing stamina and resilience, vitality and possibly reproductive capacity come under the purview of rasayana of approach. Improved strength, adaptability and mental acuity can be expected as a result of this type of panchakarma. Season specific imbalances can be avoided with increases immunity and resistance to seasonal bacteria and viruses.