Ayurveda is the 5000 years old Indian system of medicine. The term evolved from two words ‘Ayur’ meaning life and ‘Veda’ meaning science. This system of medicine follows a holistic approach, diagnosing not just the disease but the whole body constitution of the patient. Today ayurveda is gaining global popularity. The World Health Organisation recognizes ayurveda as an alternative system of medicine. The 100% natural, after effect free and eco-friendly medicines used in Ayurveda makes it one of the world’s safest system of medicine.

Rejuvenation and therapeutic procedures are unique to Ayurveda. This comprehensive, multi disciplinary system of medicine offers specialties like pediatrics, genetics, gynecology, physiotherapy and rejuvenation. Ayurvedic therapy being natural and practically after effect free, will replace chemical drugs more and more in coming years. This will create a dramatic growth in popularity of Ayurveda in the coming 10 - 15 years.

Ayurvedic Medicines

Ayurvedic medicines are botanical and practically after-effect free.

They are broadly classified as 'Kashayas' (water extracts), 'Aristtas' (fermentations), 'Ghrithas'/'Lehyas'/'Rasayanas' (Semi solid preparations), 'Thailam'/'Kuzhambu' (Medicated oils) and 'Gulikas' (Pills). Ayurveda has a wide range of medicines comparable to modern medicine.

Ayurveda originated in India has the world's widest range of herbal medicines and herbal preparations. Ayurveda today is gaining global acceptance around Asia, Europe and the United States of America.

Ayurvedic Treatment

Traditionally trusted for chorinic ailments Ayurvedic treatments usage range from fomentations, oral administration, massage to herb enriched steam bath. These procedures are safe and offer long lasting releif from chronic ailments. Ayurvedic treatment has won the acceptance of the World Health Organisation. (WHO)

Many system of medicine only releive the symptoms of diseases. Ayurveda specifically roots out the causes of the diseases. >>more

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