Ayurveda is one of the oldest forms of holistic healing systems in the world. It is believed to be developed about 3000 years ago in India. This system of treatment is based on the concept of synchronisation between mind, body and the soul. According to Ayurveda the three doshas namely Vatha, Pitha and Kabha are the basis of all ailments caused to the body and mind. Each one of this if higher than the rest points to treatment that will reduce the dosha related to a particular disease. Rheumatic problems, heart diseases and skin disorders are related to imbalance in Vatha, while ailments related to metabolism is due to higher values in the state of Pitha. Similarly if the life force is more towards Kabha it can lead to a less efficient immune system. The Ayurvedic practitioner finds the right combination of therapy suited to patient after analysing the state of his doshas. A combination of oils, massages and laxatives are often used in the treatment process. During monsoon season, special rejuvenation therapies are used to restore the doshas so that the body and mind are recharged. The therapies may take a few days but the effects are long lasting and many a time the root cause of the ailment is removed leading to complete relief.

The treatment is offered at three locations namely Kovalam, Varkala and at a centre close to the Neyyar wildlife sanctuary. The duration of the treatment may vary from a minimum of 14 days to a maximum of 35 days. After the treatment the visitor can to choose a programme of his or her choice from our website.