Where is the best place for Ayurvedic treatment is to get?

I have heard of Ayurveda as a credible alternative to Western medicine for many diseases – but where is the best place to go for the quality of treatment?

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#1 written by Alex 1 year ago

I believe the question was not about the merits of Ayurveda, but where to seek treatment.

Ayurveda is taken very seriously in India where it originates from, it is backed by the government and in fact many universities there offer accredited courses in Ayurvedic medicine.

Naturally India is the best place to go for Ayurvedic treatment, but I’m not sure how tightly it is regulated, so I would stay away from the lower cost facilities unless you are privy to some local knowledge – ie. you have friends or family there who can guide you.

I have found one facility which is highly recommended and that is SOUKYA in Bangalore. It is a holistic wellness center, operated by Dr. Issac Mathai M.D.(Hom), M.R.C.H.(Lond) and his wife, Suja Issac M.Sc.,M.Phil.(Foods & Nutrition) and I believe they have a team of very experienced Ayurveda doctors. You can find more information on the facility here: http://www.soukya.com/

Good luck with your searching and Ayurveda is well worth trying, depending of course on the disease or condition you are wishing to heal.

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#2 written by dave 1 year ago

Ayurveda is an outdated form of mysticism; it is no longer regarded as a kind of health care since it has been proved that there is no such thing as ‘chakras’ and magic energy etc.

It’s a type of religion that is now only used to rip people off and part them from their money.

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#3 written by William T 1 year ago

It’s quackery no matter where you get it. Don’t waste your money. The best place to go for quality treatment is an MD’s office. There is no credible alternative to science based medicine.

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#4 written by Sali 1 year ago

Actually there are many places for Ayurveda treatment all over India. But this is the birthplace.
There are expensive and not so expensive spas. Some spas/clinics/ashrams have dormitory rates as little as 500 rs. per night (just over $10 usd per night, you might share with 4 or 5 other women or men, depending). This may not include all special treatments or services.

Try looking up Medical Tourism…. this is usually for main western medical facilities… but Ayurveda may be listed in this manner.

I’m staying in Northern India, Dharamsala and there are at least 3 clinics or spas within a relatively short driving distance from here that my friends rave about.

I know you can find them in and around Mysore, Bangalore, Delhi…. if you come all this way, take a good look around.

Outlook Traveller is a travel magazine and book publisher in India.
You can check the spa summer issue from 2008 at:
http://traveller.outlookindia.com/
issuehome.aspx?id=35

And they publish get away guides. They have published a book Wellness Holidays in India, see:
http://traveller.outlookindia.com/
bookdetail.aspx?id=27

Hope this helps.

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#5 written by charming_mumbai1 1 year ago

Well, where else would you get the best, of course where it all began and is being extensively practiced, in Kerala, India

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#6 written by James 1 year ago

I administer Ayurveda treatments for many things.

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