Ayurveda, the ancient system of medicine in India is the science of life and longevity. It can be defined as the harmonious blending of the individual mind, body and spirit into with that of the cosmos. As per the Hindu Mythology, Brahma, the Cosmic Creator, composed Ayurveda in a hundred thousand verses and gifted it to mankind.

Ayurveda is an entirely natural system of medicine, with the motto ‘Jagathyeva Manaushadham' which means there is nothing in this world without any medicinal value. So Ayurveda makes use of every herb, fruits, flowers, roots and the metals that are available from the nature.

According to Ayurveda, there are three fundamental body humours, viz, vata, pitta and kapha. A proper harmony of all these is assured by good health and any imbalance may cause diseases.

As this unique system of knowledge aims at the comprehensive examination and treatment of an individual, a perfect rejuvenation is ensured. Ayurveda has now become more than a system of treatment. Its power to give people stress relief and overall well being through treatments like Panchakarma has been widely acknowledged. May it be the issues of beauty, physical fitness or mental health, Ayurveda has now become the last word.