Vamanamritam, in the context of Ayurveda, refers to a therapeutic procedure known as Vamana. Vamanamritam is a term derived from the Sanskrit words "Vamana," which means therapeutic vomiting, and "amritam," which translates to nectar. It is a purification therapy and is one of the five purification therapies (Panchakarma) in Ayurveda.

Uses:

1. Preparation phase: Before undergoing Vamana therapy, the individual undergoes a preparatory phase, which includes internal and external oleation (snehana) and sweating therapy (svedana). Oils or ghee might be consumed or applied externally to prepare the body for elimination.

2. Inducing therapeutic vomiting: The person is given specific herbal medicines or formulations to induce vomiting. This helps eliminate excess Kapha dosha (one of the three doshas in Ayurveda) and toxins accumulated in the upper respiratory and digestive tracts.

3. Post-therapy phase: After the elimination process, a specific diet and lifestyle regimen are prescribed to restore balance and support the body's rejuvenation process.