Ayurveda has greatly influenced healthcare practices in the East and West. Ayurveda originated and spread from India to Egypt, Greece, Middle East and Rome. In 700AD, Chinese scholars studied Ayurvedic medicine in India and introduced Ayurvedic therapies to countries such as Tibet, Burma, China and Japan. Traditional Chinese medicine and herbalogy are also part of Ayurveda therapy.

The basic philosophy of Ayurveda is to prevent disease and illness by maintaining a balance of the body, mind and soul through a proper diet, healthy lifestyles, peace of mind and the power of herbs. It comprises a noble system of living that makes Ayurveda the most complete system of therapy and healthcare that we know today.

Ayurveda specializes in using herbs to correct imbalances of the body before it can manifest into diseases. Just as nature has created multiple kinds of diseases, nature also has multiple solutions for such diseases. By combining a selection of herbs, Ayurveda addresses a variety of diseases that have befallen mankind.

Medical science has created many types of chemicals to supposedly cure disease, but in reality they only suppress rather than deal with the disease. Ayurveda has evolved into a modern medical system aided by scientific research that has provided evidence of the effect of herbs on human health. Blending modern science with ancient wisdom, Ayurveda has proven the effectiveness of herbs to prevent and maintain the body’s immune system against disease. It is a holistic approach that is designed to help people live longer, healthier and a well balanced life.