Questions & Answers

Ayurveda describes two main types of treatment: Shaman Chikitsa and Shodhan Chikitsa. In Shaman Chikitsa, aggravated Doshas are pacified with Ayurvedic medicines to restore health. In Shodhan Chikitsa, also known as Panchkarma, aggravated Doshas and toxic elements are removed from the body through proper purification methods. This deep cleansing helps restore balance, improve health, and prevent recurring illness.

Ayurveda focuses on treating the root cause of an illness rather than just masking symptoms. While chronic conditions may take time to heal completely, acute conditions like digestive issues, joint pain, or sleep disorders often show significant improvement within days of starting therapy.

Nadi Pariksha is an ancient diagnostic method where the physician feels the radial pulse on your wrist. By reading the unique vibrations of the pulse, the doctor can identify dosha imbalances, detect disease before symptoms appear, and assess your mental and physical health status.

Yes, consultations and Panchkarma therapies require prior booking. A complete checkup is done first to customize the therapy, choose the correct herbal oils, and determine the number of days needed for your specific body type.

Yes, Ayurveda offers highly effective non-surgical therapies like Kati Basti, Abhyanga, and Patra Pinda Sweda for spine care. When combined with oral herbal supplements, they strengthen nerve roots, reduce inflammation, lubricate joints, and rejuvenate degenerate discs.

Garbhasanskar is an Ayurvedic prenatal wellness practice for nurturing a healthy, well-developed baby. For best results, it should ideally begin 3 months before conception and continue throughout the 9 months of pregnancy with proper diet, lifestyle, positive thoughts, yoga, meditation, and Ayurvedic guidance.