Ayurveda is the medical side of yoga. It�s India�s traditional natural healing system, which has been practiced for over 5,000 years. Ayurvedic resorts have become popular destinations for relaxation and rejuvenation in India, while Ayurvedic hospitals cater for people seeking Ayurvedic treatment for more serious health problems.

Benefits of Ayurvedic Medicine
Ayurvedic medicine is particularly effective for metabolic, stress related, and chronic conditions. These treatments are also very helpful in relieving the effects of surgery and debilitating treatments such as chemotherapy. Other popular uses of Ayurveda are for general rejuvenation and beauty care.

Best Time to Receive Ayurvedic Treatment in India
The rainy season, during the monsoon from June to September, is an ideal time for Ayurvedic treatment because the atmosphere remains cool, moist, and dust free. Experience, The fragrance of nature Let nature touch your soul. This helps the body�s pores to open up, making it most receptive to herbal oils and therapy.

Where is Ayurvedic Treatment Available in India?
Ayurvedic treatments are available both at Ayurvedic hospitals and Ayurvedic resorts, as well as wellness centers and most five star hotels in many states. Another innovative option is to book an Ayurvedic houseboat and explore the picturesque Kerala backwaters while receiving treatment.

How Much Does Ayurvedic Treatment Cost?
Ayurvedic hospitals are the cheapest option, and it�s possible to receive treatment at an Ayurvedic hospital for around $1,000 per month excluding accommodation. Alternatively, the minimum price charged by resorts for Ayurvedic treatment is between $60-100 per day. Seven day Ayurvedic houseboat packages are available from around $1,500 for two people. Alternatively the whole houseboat (which sleeps 8 people) can by hired for approx. $6,600, for seven days.

Best Places to Receive Ayurvedic Treatment in India
You�ll find that there are two main types of Ayurvedic treatment on offer in India - General rejuvenation treatments catering to tourists and given by resorts in tourist areas, and intensive medical treatments administered by centers in geographic locations with the most suitable climate. Resorts are fine for anyone just wanting to get some pampering, a massage, or an overall feel for Ayurveda. However, those who are serious about receiving quality Ayurvedic treatment for medical reasons should go to a proper hospital.

Treatments in Ayurveda

• Joint Care
• Spine Disorders
• Degenerative Disorders
• De-Addiction Therapies
• Parkinson Disease
• Hemiplegia
• Liver Dysfunctions
• Digestion Related Problems
• Development Delays in Children
• Obesity
• Stress Management
• Sinusitis
• Spondylosis
• Allergies
• Osteoporosis
• Sports Injuries