• The patient has to lie down comfortably on the massage table.
• Prepare herbal powders called Churna, which typically include mustard seeds, horse gram seeds, fenugreek seeds, etc., based on the condition of the patient, along with other spices & herbs commonly used in treatment.

• These herbal powders are roasted or heated, usually in a pan, until they attain the correct temperature.
• The heated powders are then tied into boluses using a piece of cloth to form small bags called Pindas or Pottalis.

• The heated poultices are placed on an afflicted part of the body, while the therapist then does a rhythmic and orderly massage with them.
• Herbs are deeply embedded in tissues when applying it.

• It usually takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on the diagnosis and severity of the symptoms.
• To maintain a preferred temperature, the boluses need to be reheated and recycled throughout the session.

At times, after completion of this process, one may decide to wipe out the area that has been treated or leave it as it is to carry out its work if there are herbs left for this also to take place. After treatment, patients should lie down until they feel better in order to obtain full benefit of therapy Proceeding sessions will follow that will enhance these effects once they have been absorbed into the system. The person is required to take some rest so that his/her body can adjust itself after the treatment.