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The story
Our story begins from Kerala, the God’s Own Country.
Ayurveda, one of the world’s oldest systems of medicine, has deep roots in traditional Indian healing practices. Thousands of years ago, it was the primary medical system across India and continued to flourish in the lush, biodiverse landscape of Kerala’s Western Ghats. The region’s rich tropical flora, fauna, and natural resources provided an ideal environment for promoting health and well-being.
At the heart of Ayurveda are two key ideas: Prakriti, which is your natural body type, and Dosha, which are the energies that shape how your body works. Ayurveda helps people stay healthy by balancing these energies in simple, natural ways.
Kerala Ayurveda: A Living Tradition
Kerala’s climate and long history of indigenous healing practices such as Tribalmedicines, Marma Therapy (pressure-point treatment), and Chintamani Vaidyam made Kerala an unique center for authentic Ayurvedic care that continues eventoday. A special group of families known as the Ashtavaidyas, Nattu-Vaidya systems and indigenous healers in the region kept this tradition alive and active for centuries.
The roots of Ayurveda go back to two ancient experts: Charaka, a doctor, and Sushruta, a surgeon, who lived around 600 BCE. They wrote important texts that are still used today. Later, around 400–500 CE, another great physician named Vagbhata brought their knowledge together in two key books, making Ayurveda easier to understand and practice.
Message from the MD
Dr Sreenath Nair
Managing Director & Chief Medical Officer:
(MCMA, PhD, IPHM)
"We are living amid immense pressure from all directions—physical, emotional, social, environmental, and occupational.
The challenges to human wellness in the
21st century are alarming. Loneliness and isolation have become defining features of modern life. Severe damage to the global environment and contaminants in our food chain are leading to the buildup of toxins in the body, contributing to both psychological and physical health issues.
Ayurveda offers a time-tested, holistic approach to these problems. By focusing on
balance—within the body and with nature—it helps detoxify the system through personalized diets, herbal remedies, and cleansing therapies like Panchakarma. Ayurvedic practices such as Abhyanga (therapeutic oil massage), Rasayana therapy, Dhyana (meditation) and Yoga will restore emotional well-being, reduce stress, and strengthen the body’s resilience. It promotes a lifestyle that reconnects individuals with natural rhythms, helping to counteract the disconnection and toxicity of modern living."
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Wellness Oils
Ayurveda wellness oils are herbal formulation designed to reduce inflammation, swelling, pain andsleep disturbances. They...
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Herbal Face Therapy
Ayurveda Herbal Face Therapy is a holistic skincare approach rooted in balancing your doshas—Vata,...
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Ayurveda Herbal Tea
A Cup of Ayurveda, A Life in Balance. Also Including Refill Packs.
