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Dr. Milan R. Joshi

B.A.M.S, (G.A.U) (India)

Dr. Milan Joshi, the founder of Atharva Ayurdham, is a dedicated Ayurvedic practitioner with a deep passion for holistic healing. With expertise in Nadi Pariksha and Panchakarma, he aims to provide personalized care that addresses the root causes of health issues.

Dr. Milan believes in the transformative power of Ayurveda and is committed to guiding patients toward wellness through natural remedies and lifestyle adjustments. His vision is to make authentic Ayurvedic treatments accessible to all, fostering a healthier, happier community.

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Our Mission
To set the benchmark for holistic healing by providing authentic Ayurvedic treatment that is grounded in age-old knowledge and reinforced by contemporary wellness techniques. Our goal at Atharva Ayurdham is to treat patients with a patient-centered approach, emphasizing prevention, healing, and improving general well-being. Our mission is to empower people to attain long-lasting health and balance in all facets of their lives by providing them with individualized care, compassionate service, and the best Ayurvedic therapy available.
Our Vision
To be a world-renowned Ayurvedic centre of excellence, known for our commitment to regaining health and well-being using genuine Ayurvedic methods. In our idealised world, Ayurveda would be widely accepted as the main route to natural treatment, assisting people in leading happier, healthier, and more balanced lives. In order to promote a healthier society, Atharva Ayurdham aspires to broaden its reach by offering high-quality Ayurvedic care to both rural and urban people.
About Ayurveda
India has been using the holistic medical method known as Ayurveda for more than 5,000 years. From the Sanskrit terms "ayur" (life) and "veda" (science or knowledge), the name "Ayurveda" is formed, meaning "knowledge of life" or "science of life." The Vedic scriptures provide broad documentation of this age-old medical practice, which dates back to approximately 3,000 BCE. These texts also show that ancient medicine was both sophisticated and varied. Early medical procedures including "plastic" surgery and other specialties are mentioned in these works.
The foundation of Ayurveda is the idea that physical, mental, and spiritual well-being are all in balance. We are in the best of health when these three facets of ourselves are in balance. On the other hand, if they are out of balance, we could experience illness or other health problems.
The five elements are known as doshas in Ayurveda, and they are divided into three categories: pitta (agni and jala), kapha (prithvi and jala), and vata (vayu and aakash). Every individual is believed to possess a distinct dosha combination, and the aim of Ayurveda is to assist individuals in living in balance with their doshas.
The therapy method used in Ayurveda takes into account a person's mind, body, and soul. It acknowledges that diseases can impact both the body and the mind, and that's why determining a person's constitution is so important. A disease can often start in the mind and then become physically manifest in the body as a result of the mind's powerful influence. This is recognized as the process of disease development, which denotes a lack of "ease"—a condition of health and well-being that everyone aspires to naturally.