Short, honest explanations of what Ayurvedic treatment involves — so you can decide whether it is right for you before you spend anything. Longer case-based articles from the research centre are being added here through the year.
Not a spa week. Three stages — preparation, the main procedures, and a carefully managed return to ordinary eating and activity — with the middle stage occupying only a few days of a longer programme.
Read the programme detail →Constitution is assessed before anything is prescribed. It is the reason the same complaint in two people can lead to two protocols, two diets and two sets of medicines.
See how consultations work →What to bring, what to expect of the daily rhythm, how much rest is genuinely required, and why working through a Panchakarma week defeats the point of it.
Where you'll stay →The difference between a therapist training and a physician's education, what our tracks cover module by module, and who each one is genuinely for.
Training tracks →Chakrapani has documented clinical cases since 1998. We are preparing a series of anonymised case notes — presentation, assessment, protocol, and outcome, including the cases where Ayurveda helped only partially. They will be published here as each is reviewed by the treating physician.
If you have a question about a specific condition in the meantime, a physician will answer it directly — that is more useful than a general article.
