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5000+
Years of Tradition
40+
Conditions Addressed
18
Classical Treatments
100%
Personalised Care
About Ayurveda

A Science of Life, Not Just Medicine

Ayurveda — "the science of life" — is a system of medicine over five thousand years old, rooted in the idea that health is a dynamic balance between body, mind and environment. Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, it looks at each person's unique constitution to guide diet, lifestyle and treatment.

Traditional herbal preparation with mortar and pestle
Classical Preparation · Herbal Formulations

Panchamahabhuta

The five elements — earth, water, fire, air, ether — that form all matter, including the body.

Tridosha

Vata, Pitta and Kapha — the three biological energies that govern every physical and mental process.

Dhatus

The seven bodily tissues — from plasma to reproductive tissue — nourished in sequence.

Agni

Digestive fire — the metabolic capacity believed to underlie most disease when imbalanced.

Ama

Undigested metabolic residue — a classical concept linked to toxin build-up and disease.

Ojas

The subtle essence of vitality and immunity, cultivated through balanced living.

Prakriti

Your natural, unchanging constitution — set at conception.

Vikriti

Your current state of imbalance — what treatment aims to correct.

Healing Spectrum

Conditions We Address

IBS

Acidity

Constipation

Ulcerative Colitis

Gastritis

Arthritis

Back Pain

Cervical Spondylosis

Sciatica

Psoriasis

Eczema

Acne

Vitiligo

PCOS

Infertility

Menopause

Hormonal Imbalance

Fertility

Sexual Wellness

Prostate Health

Stress

Anxiety

Sleep Disorders

Burnout

Diabetes Support

Obesity

Fatty Liver

High Cholesterol

Asthma

Allergies

Sinusitis

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Lupus Support

Hashimoto's Support

Detox

Immunity

Healthy Aging

Each condition page covers the modern understanding, Ayurvedic view, causes, diagnosis, treatment approach, diet, lifestyle and research evidence. Ask about your condition.

Ayurvedic Treatments

Classical Therapies, Carefully Administered

Every therapy is selected after a full intake — never prescribed generically — and delivered under qualified supervision.

Therapeutic Ayurvedic oil massage
Abhyanga · Therapeutic Oil Massage

Panchakarma

Five-fold detoxification protocol

Abhyanga

Full-body herbal oil massage

Shirodhara

Warm oil poured on the forehead

Nasya

Nasal administration of herbal oils

Basti

Medicated enema therapy

Vamana

Therapeutic emesis

Virechana

Therapeutic purgation

Raktamokshana

Bloodletting therapy

Swedana

Herbal steam therapy

Udvartana

Herbal powder exfoliation

Pizhichil

Warm oil bath therapy

Kati Basti

Localised lower-back oil pooling

Janu Basti

Localised knee oil pooling

Greeva Basti

Localised neck oil pooling

Netra Tarpana

Ghee-pooling eye therapy

Herbal Medicines

Classical formulations

Diet Therapy

Food as medicine, by constitution

Lifestyle Counselling

Daily & seasonal routine guidance

Dosha Center

What Are Doshas?

Doshas are the three biological energies — Vata, Pitta and Kapha — that every person carries in a unique proportion. Understanding yours is the starting point for personalised Ayurvedic care.

Person surrounded by natural elements, representing balance of the doshas
Tridosha · Vata · Pitta · Kapha

Vata

Air + Ether

Governs movement — circulation, breath, nerve impulses. In balance: creative and quick. Out of balance: anxious, dry, restless.

Pitta

Fire + Water

Governs transformation — digestion, metabolism, intellect. In balance: sharp and driven. Out of balance: irritable, inflamed.

Kapha

Earth + Water

Governs structure — tissue, immunity, stability. In balance: calm and grounded. Out of balance: sluggish, congested.

Quick Dosha Check-In

Question 1 of 5

This check-in is informational only and not a medical diagnosis. A qualified Ayurvedic practitioner determines your Prakriti through pulse, physical and lifestyle assessment.

Research Center

Evidence-Based Ayurveda

We hold classical knowledge and modern research side by side — sharing what studies show, what remains uncertain, and where more work is needed. We do not overstate outcomes.

Clinical Research

Published studies, case reports, clinical trials and evidence reviews relevant to Ayurvedic practice.

Research Library

Organised by condition — diabetes, arthritis, IBS, cancer support, skin, mental health, women's health — each with summary, key findings, limitations and citation.

Publications

Journal papers, conference papers, books and reviews from our clinical and research team.

Ongoing Research

Current projects, collaborations, ethics approach, and recruitment information where applicable.

Research Team

Ayurvedic doctors, biostatisticians, pharmacologists, botanists and nutritionists working together.

White Papers

Free downloadable summaries of research themes, written for both clinicians and curious readers.

Clinical Outcomes (Anonymised)

2,400+
Patients Treated
6–12
Weeks Typical Follow-Up
High
Reported Satisfaction
Varies
Improvement by Condition

Individual results vary by condition, severity and adherence. These figures describe our own case records, not controlled trial outcomes.

Herbal Medicine Encyclopedia

Herbs at the Heart of Ayurveda

Assorted Ayurvedic herbs and spices
Herbal Medicine · Nature's Pharmacy

Ashwagandha

Withania somnifera

Balances VataBalances Kapha

A restorative root traditionally used to support resilience to stress and overall vitality.

Brahmi

Bacopa monnieri

Balances PittaBalances Vata

Used classically to support memory, focus and calm mental clarity.

Guduchi

Tinospora cordifolia

Tridoshic

Known as Amrita ("nectar of immortality"), used to support immunity and general wellness.

Turmeric

Curcuma longa

Balances KaphaBalances Pitta

Widely studied for its curcumin content and traditional use in supporting healthy inflammation response.

Neem

Azadirachta indica

Balances PittaBalances Kapha

A bitter herb traditionally used for skin health and general detoxification support.

Shatavari

Asparagus racemosus

Balances VataBalances Pitta

A classical rejuvenative herb traditionally associated with women's reproductive health.

Herbs are shared for educational purposes only and are not a substitute for individualised medical advice — please consult a qualified practitioner before use, especially alongside other medication.

Knowledge Hub

Explore Our Journal

LifestyleNutritionYoga SleepSeasonal HealthGut Health Research Updates
Nutrition

Eating for Your Dosha

How Vata, Pitta and Kapha constitutions respond differently to the same plate of food.

Seasonal Health

Monsoon Immunity, Ayurvedic Style

Ritucharya guidance for staying balanced as the season shifts.

Research Updates

What Recent Studies Say About Ashwagandha

A plain-language look at the current evidence — and its limits.

Ritucharya

Seasonal Living

Ayurveda treats each season as its own physiological climate, adjusting diet and routine to stay in step with it.

SpringSummerMonsoon AutumnWinter
Warm herbal tea, part of a mindful morning routine
Dinacharya · A Mindful Morning
Dinacharya

Daily Routine

Morning

Wake before sunrise, tongue scraping, oil pulling, movement.

Afternoon

Largest meal when digestive fire peaks; brief rest, not sleep.

Evening

Lighter meal, gentle wind-down, screens away early.

Night

Consistent sleep time to support natural repair cycles.

Integrative, Not a Replacement

Ayurveda can complement conventional care, but it is not a substitute for it. Please continue any prescribed medical treatment and consult your physician before starting Ayurvedic therapies — especially during pregnancy, for children, or alongside existing medication.

Frequently Asked

Common Questions

Ayurveda has a long history of traditional use, and research is growing on specific herbs and practices. Evidence quality differs by condition — our Research Center shares studies alongside their limitations.

It's a classical system built on centuries of clinical observation, with an expanding body of modern research examining specific claims. We present both the traditional view and current evidence transparently.

Often yes, as a complement — but never stop or change a prescribed treatment without speaking to your doctor first. Tell both providers everything you're taking.

Panchakarma should only be done under a qualified practitioner's supervision after a proper assessment. It isn't suitable for everyone, including during pregnancy or acute illness.

It varies by condition and severity — some concerns respond within a few weeks, while chronic conditions typically need a longer, phased plan discussed at consultation.

Some formulations are used in paediatric Ayurveda, but dosing and suitability must be assessed individually by a qualified practitioner — please don't self-administer to children.

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