About us
Ayuratan Ayurvedics Panchkarma Treatment Center in Mumbai
Co-founder
Mr. Jayesh Nair
Mr. Jayesh Nair
Humble beginnings
MEET OUR AYURVEDA & HEALING EXPERTS
Mr. Jayesh Nair
He is known for his way of integrating Ayurveda with scientific concepts.
This making it easily acceptable to the conventional mind he started his journey in Ayurveda.
Further, he did Diploma in Panchakarma. He studied various ancient practitioners and learned the different traditional technics, therapies from there.
He is the founder of Ayuratan Ayurvedics which was established in 2014 in Vasai Mumbai, India.
As an ayurvedic Expert, he is known for his simple and easy language of Ayurveda which is understandable to all.
Our specialties
Ayuratan Ayurvedics Panchkarma Treatment Center in Mumbai
Our clinic has been successfully doing Panchakarma treatment with emphasis on individual needs and deeper understanding to the essence of this treatment, the doctors are present in each treatment giving personal attention to their patients.
- Complete Ayurvedic Hospital
- Premium Facilities Provided
- Health Care Treatments
- Beauty Care Treatments
Ayurveda
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The way of Healthy Living
Ayuratan Ayurvedics an Ayurveda and Panchkarma treatment center was established at Vasai Mumbai, by the visionary person
Mr. Jayesh Nair.
Ayuratan is engaged in the practice and propagation of Ayurveda, the glorious tradition of ayurvedic healthcare system centuries before, commonly known as Special treatments of Kerala Such as panchkarma treatment, the ancient health care science of India. We offer classical Ayurvedic medicines and authentic ayurvedic treatments and therapies to patients from all over India and abroad.
All classical Ayurvedic medicines, therapies and expert medical advice are available there. Classic Panchakarma treatment and other Kerala special treatments are made available in our clinic under the supervision of Mr. Jayesh Nair.
Panchakarma is a Sanskrit word that means “Five actions” or “Five treatments.”
This is a process used to clean the body of toxic materials left by disease and poor nutrition. Ayurveda says that imbalanced doshas create waste matter.
This waste matter is called Ama in Ayurveda. Ama is a foul-smelling, sticky, noxious substance that needs to be evacuated from the body as thoroughly as possible.