Guest guest Posted October 19, 2006 Report Share Posted October 19, 2006 Hi Heidi; It is my understanding that Dr. Jyoshi in Albuquerque gives daily attention during panchakarma with clients including parasite cleansing. Of course he is a well trained vaidya. He checks pulses, changes diet, herbals, bastis, other pk practices daily. This would be valuable level of expertise! In any case, thanks for sharing. This is not something I had been given before although I know there are some states here where to administer a basti is not legal? As we discussed, for this reason folks are, like at Dr. Douillard's office, given the basti in a disposable enema bag, premixed and with instrucitons, brown paper bag for take home evening self-administration. Were you given to understand even then this might be inappropriate if there are parasites? I beleive the bala infused sesame oil basti for the newly delivered mothers is still of such benefit. Use of careful and hygenic practice/protocols, surgical gloves etc feels acceptable to my understanding for those clients directly requesting assistance. The essential oil blend we use sometimes called Di-Gize has gently appropriate (from familiar culinary herb) antiparasitic essential oils in it which could be safely used in the oil basti by mothers at this time if deemed needed to reduce the burden without going into a de-parasite program at this delicate time. Dr. Bhate, as I understand it the postpartum early weeks we would not be doing this parasite kashya basti (I know not the recipe, but expect it might easily increase vata or certainly be less preferred at this time?). Are there other herbs in addition to bala (which apparently is being banned for import here now!) which would be suitable for early postpartum oil basti decoction? Our choice at this time appears to be dashamoola and perhaps some ashwaghanda. Per your statement, " bastis can make pelvis muscles strong enough not to need foreceps at all. provided of course right oils and number of bastis are performed. " - Is it that the oil itself strengthens the pelvic muscles, or is it the use of bala and other herbs carried by the oil? Would you kindly share more on this preparatory practice? This is done preconception, or during pregnancy? Differing discussions have come across my desk about whether to do basti during pregnancy, except for last weeks. Warm Regards; Ysha > > If an ayurvedic vaidya is ready to give a kashya basti, which has > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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