Our History
Our Ayurveda treatment is derived from the ancient Vedas. The saints and Rishi-Munis used the techniques of Ayurveda to get rid of their diseases.
Our staff of professionals is dedicated to serving people, and our fees are lower than other clinics. Our doctors are well qualified, with more than 20 years of experience. We are thankful to be behind some happy smiles.
Years of experience in Ayurveda and Panchakarma.
Countries where our patients have been treated.
Treating every patient well
Our Ayurveda treatment is derived from the ancient Vedas. We are here to treat our patients well, and we also give special treatment to patients of accidental cases and other cases.
Help whenever you need it
We provide emergency help for our patients. Anyone can reach us by call, email or an online query, and our doctors will guide you.
About Ayurveda
Ayurveda means “knowledge of life” — a system of medicine over five thousand years old.
Individual Health
Every person is born with a unique constitution (prakriti), so Ayurveda treats the individual, not only the disease.
The Five Elements
Earth, water, fire, air and space are the building blocks of everything in nature, including our body.
The Three Doshas
Vata, Pitta and Kapha run the body's functions. Health is their balance; disease starts when they go out of balance.
A harmonious interaction of many parts within the whole: mind, soul and senses filled with a lasting sense of Self, wellness and even bliss.
Ayurveda: the knowledge of life
Ayurveda literally means “knowledge of life” and its scope is truly no less encompassing. While the tradition is thought to be over five thousand years old, it remains as relevant as ever, and it comes alive every day as people around the world use its timeless wisdom in their daily lives.
Focusing on individual health
Each of us is born with a completely personal blueprint for optimum health: our constitution. No two constitutions are exactly alike, so no two people can have precisely the same expression of ideal health. That is why Ayurveda is fundamentally opposed to one-size-fits-all remedies and places the focus firmly on you, the individual.
Even amid stress, anxiety and chronic disease, Ayurveda offers elegant tools to assess the degree of imbalance, find its root, and begin reclaiming our health.
The Five Elements
The fundamental building blocks of nature. Every substance, every cell, contains all five, though in any given substance one or two elements usually predominate.
Earth
Water
Fire
Air
Ether
Like increases like, opposites balance
Ayurveda describes every substance or experience through twenty qualities, arranged as ten pairs of opposites.
- HeavyLight
- Slow (Dull)Sharp (Penetrating)
- ColdHot
- OilyDry
- SmoothRough
- DenseLiquid
- SoftHard
- StableMobile
- GrossSubtle
- Cloudy (Sticky)Clear
The Three Doshas
Vata, pitta and kapha are present in everyone, in a ratio unique to each person. All three are needed for the body to function, but if they build up beyond healthy limits they can wreak havoc on our health.
Vata
Air + EtherThe energy of movement and impulse, creativity and connection.
Breathing, heartbeat, muscle movement, nerve impulses, sensory perception, communication, flexibility and joy.
Fear, anxiety, ungroundedness, poor circulation, constipation, dry skin, cracking joints, insomnia, twitches and tremors.
Pitta
Fire + WaterThe energy of digestion and transformation.
Appetite, digestion, absorption, assimilation, intelligence, charisma, courage and ambition.
Anger, jealousy, inflammation, excess heat, heartburn, loose stools, migraines, rashes, bleeding disorders and poor sleep.
Kapha
Water + EarthThe energy of structure and cohesion, grounding and stability.
Nourishment, growth, lubrication, regeneration, fluid balance, strength, stamina, memory and compassion.
Attachment, lack of motivation, heaviness, excess sleep, depression, sluggish metabolism, congestion and water retention.
Your nature, and your present state
A seasoned Ayurvedic practitioner reads both to find the root cause of any imbalance and decide how balance can best be restored.
Prakriti · constitution
The particular combination of vata, pitta and kapha set at conception and cemented at birth. It is your blueprint for perfect health and shapes your physique, habits, likes and dislikes, mental and emotional character, and your vulnerabilities to disease.
Vikriti · current state
The present level of the doshas in your system. It shifts with climate, season and stage of life, and with daily routine, diet, exercise, relationships and stress. It is often more important, because it shows which doshas need to be pacified right now.
Applying the energy of opposites
Whether we are softening an innate vulnerability or correcting an active imbalance, we steer the body in the right direction with opposite qualities.
A person with aggravated pitta returns to balance by reducing what provokes it (hot, sharp, light, liquid, spreading and oily) and by favouring the cool, slow, heavy, dense and stable. With acid indigestion and a short temper, for example, we would use cooling, calming foods and herbs and more slow, relaxed moments through the day.
A warm-hearted welcome as you begin to explore the world of Ayurveda. We hope you find it as inspiring as we do, and that we can support and serve you in your process of discovery.
Universal practices that benefit everyone
- Eating whole foods
- Proper food combining
- Following an Ayurvedic daily routine
- Cleaning the tongue upon waking
- Daily yoga or meditation
- A regular, loving oil massage
General principles are a good start, but a personal consultation lets Ayurveda support your specific, changing needs.
Book ConsultationShri Vishva Parampara
Guru-Shishya Parampara (the mentor–disciple tradition) is the traditional residential method of education, where the Shishya stays with his Guru as a family member and gets the knowledge through various ways and means from his Guru.
Shri Vishva Parampara was established under the guidance of the renowned Ayurveda physician Vaidya Dr. Sameer Jamadagni of Pune, and is named after Shri Sadguru Vishvanath Maharaj Rukdikar of Kolhapur. More than 900 Ayurveda doctors practise under this Parampara across India. Twice a year, on Guru Purnima and at the Utsav, all of them gather at Shri Vishva Pandhari Ashram, Kolhapur for spiritual observance, scholarly discussions and deliberation on clinical cases.
- Sadguru Shri Vishvanath Maharaj Rukdikar (Kolhapur)
- Adya Guru Dr. Sameer Jamadagni (Pune)
- Guru Dr. Prasad Amle (Amravati)
- Guru Dr. Avinash Amrutwad (Nanded)
- Shishya Dr. Rahul Gupta (Haldwani)
Features of a Shri Vishva Parampara Clinic
Every clinic in the Parampara follows the same classical way of practice.
01“Shri Vishva” name
The name of every clinic begins with “Shri Vishva”.
02Classical formulations
Medicines based on the ancient Ayurvedic texts.
03Nadi Parikshan
Pulse diagnosis in the Nath Paddhati tradition.
04In-house medicines
Medicines prepared and dispensed at the clinic.
05Maharashtrian Panchakarma
Panchakarma therapies in the Maharashtrian style.
06Diet & lifestyle
Personalised diet and lifestyle advice for every patient.
07Swarna Prashana
Given on Pushya Nakshatra.
08Mentorship
Training for junior Vaidyas and students.
Meet Our Doctors
Qualified Ayurveda doctors with more than 20 years of experience.
Nadi Vaidya Dr. Rahul Gupta
Completed his BAMS from Uttaranchal Ayurvedic College, Dehradun and MD (Ayurveda) from Government Ayurved College, Nanded. He learnt traditional Ayurveda in the “Vishva Parampara” of Maharashtra and received his Nadi Vaidya diksha from Vishva Pandhari Ashram, Kolhapur.
With more than 20 years of experience, he has treated patients in India and abroad through pulse diagnosis, Ayurveda and Panchakarma. He has presented papers at many international conferences, and his articles are published in national and international journals, magazines and newspapers.
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Dr. Ankita Gupta
Completed her BAMS from Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune and MS (Ayurveda) from Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pune, with the best resident doctor award. She has worked as a Senior Panchakarma consultant in well-known Ayurveda hospitals such as Punarvasu Ayurveda and Lavanya.
She trained under Vaidya Dr. Vedas Kohlatkar (Pune) in the “Kohlatkar Sampraday”, has presented her clinical work at national and international seminars, and writes health articles focused on a holistic, Ayurvedic lifestyle.
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Latest Blog Posts
Health articles from our Ayurveda doctors.
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Venous Leakage Treatment in Ayurveda Over Surgical Options
Why healthy blood flow matters and how Ayurveda treats it without surgery.