During the consultation an Ayurvedic pulse assessment is done, and if need be, a physical examination is undertaken. Thereafter a treatment plan is advised. This may include some changes to your diet, suggestions regarding lifestyle, personalised breathing exercises, Ayurvedic therapies & medication.

An Ayurvedic doctor examines characteristics such as appetite, diet, digestion, climate preference, sleep, emotions, personality traits, and lifestyle. This helps the doctor understand the patient as a whole and discover the root causes of problems.

Ayurvedic treatments are a journey into the inner-self that enable one to discover one’s own healing forces and realize the joyous nature of the inner-mind, the soul, and the complete inner-self.

The aim of the Ayurvedic doctor is to guide each patient on their personal spiritual and philosophical path. Ayurvedic treatment is intensely personal and maintains the strictest doctor-patient confidentiality.

Ayurvedic treatments focus on treating the root cause of disease rather than suppressing symptoms. Ayurveda believes disease starts in the aura and is aggravated by unhealthy lifestyle patterns, leading to toxin accumulation in the body.

Yes, Ayurvedic medicines are natural and herbal and can be taken alongside other medications. Some medicines may be reduced under your doctor’s guidance.

Yes, but since we are a therapeutic health centre, the first treatment lasts 2-2.5 hours, including a consultation with the Ayurvedic doctor to determine the appropriate herbs and oils.

Our center is a therapeutic health centre with fully qualified Ayurveda doctors and therapists. We offer more than massages—our treatments remove deep-rooted toxins and transform the entire being.

Yes, we source genuine products from authentic pharmaceuticals. Check availability and cost by sending a WhatsApp message to 082 852 8084.

Ayurveda respects all religions and philosophies. It focuses on holistic healing, guiding individuals on their personal paths without religious bias.

Yes, Ayurvedic medicines are purely plant-based and do not contain any animal products, making them Halaal compliant.

Yes, Ayurvedic medicines are plant-based and free from animal products. If in doubt, please consult your rabbi.

Yes, Ayurvedic medicines are purely plant-based, containing no animal-derived ingredients.

Ayurvedic medicines are available on prescription for patients, but some are available as health supplements without a prescription.