A retrospective analysis of the Svayampurna Upacara Therapy in addressing PCOD symptoms

Introduction: This study assesses the efficacy of Svayampurna Upacara therapy, a holistic energy-based treatment, in managing Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Conducted retrospectively on 150 women treated from 1995 to 2024 at Niraamay Wellness Center in Maharashtra, the study included energy healing, yoga, and meditation counselling over 12 weeks. The therapy aims to balance Panch Tattva (five elements) and align Chakras to address the root causes of PCOS symptoms. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted on 150 women with PCOS, using Svayampurna Upacara therapy. Over 12 weeks, participants underwent energy healing, Yoga, and meditation counselling, focusing on balancing Panch Tattva and Chakra alignment. Outcomes were assessed using McNemar's Chi-square test. Results: The results showed significant improvements in menstrual cycle regularity and reduced dysmenorrhea severity. Body Mass Index (BMI) management was more effective in underweight and normal BMI participants, with modest changes observed in higher BMI individuals, likely due to Pruthvi and Jal Tattva imbalances. Additionally, there were notable improvements in hirsutism, hair shedding, acne severity, and emotional parameters, as measured by the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale-10. Discussion: The study highlights the potential of Svayampurna Upacara therapy in stabilizing mood swings and enhancing emotional well-being by addressing Tattva imbalances. However, the findings underscore the need for further research with larger, controlled studies to validate these results and establish the treatment's clinical efficacy. Overall, Svayampurna Upacara therapy offers a comprehensive approach to managing PCOS, addressing both physical and emotional health through energy balancing techniques.