Ayurveda clinic

Depending on the chosen destination, the equipment of your Ayurveda clinic can vary. In countries such as India or Sri Lanka, there are accommodations that impress above all with their traditional furnishings and allow you to experience your therapy in an authentic atmosphere. In Europe, there is also a focus on the wellness aspect. Therefore, the accommodations here usually have a modern wellness area with saunas, steam baths and pools. The beautifully furnished rooms and suites in your clinic offer, in addition to shower, toilet and bath, partly also a own balcony or terrace. Browsing through the hotel pictures, you will immediately get a good impression of the type of accommodation and can thus treat yourself to a little vacation preview. The Ayurveda center as well as therapy rooms, yoga hall and the rooms are always pictured.

Diet forms a fundamental building block of a successful Ayurveda retreats and many health complaints find their cause in the diet. Therefore, Ayurvedic clinics ensure that healthy food made from unprocessed, high-quality ingredients is always offered. The food is tailored to your individual needs and treatment plan to help your body detoxify from the inside out. The traditional Ayurvedic cuisine with healing herbs and spices is best suited for those with food intolerances or weight issues.

The food is generally vegetarian but can easily be adapted to suit vegan diets. In rare cases, Ayurveda doctors will prescribe chicken or fish, but only if deemed absolutely necessary.

In our Ayurveda clinics, you will be treated by trained and experienced Ayurveda doctors and therapists who will individually adjust to your needs. They undergo several years of training and are state certified in India and Sri Lanka. In an initial consultation with your Ayurvedic doctor, your personal Dosha type is first determined, in order to determine in a next step a precisely tailored to you treatment plan. This plan can be adjusted regularly during the therapy. It is possible at any time to contact the professional staff of your Ayurveda health clinic with any questions, even outside of regular office hours, and they will take care of your needs in the best possible way.

With the help of versatile Ayurvedic treatments, you support your physical and mental health and achieve greater well-being. Depending on your state of health and your circumstances, different types of retreats and programs may be suitable for you, most of which involve daily massages, oil applications and certain nutrition. The traditional Panchakarma therapy is about completely detoxifying and revitalizing the body in 3 phases, while the Rasayana therapy has a rejuvenating effect. Fasting or weight loss retreats as well as wellness Ayurveda retreats are also possible in an Ayurvedic clinic.

Where better to experience an Ayurvedic therapy than in India, the country of origin? Far away from the problems of everyday life, you can concentrate on yourself and your needs here surrounded by exotic nature. Walk along tropical palm beaches in regions like Kerala, visit one of the many colorful Hindu temples and find your way back to the lost joy of life. A big plus of Indian clinics is their authenticity. In India, Ayurveda is in fact an official part of the health system. The training to become an Ayurvedic doctor is legally regulated and provides for a 5½-year university degree followed by a one-year internship. The spa facilities in India are mostly traditional in style and offer a holistic Ayurvedic experience that you will not soon forget.

Fascinating temple complexes, sprawling river landscapes and picturesque tropical beaches await you if you decide on an Ayurvedic clinic on Sri Lanka. Here you can go with yoga and meditation into itself and learn to pay attention to itself.

By the close connection to India they experience also on Sri Lanka very authentic Ayurveda treatments. Here, too, doctors complete a 5- to 6-year course of study and conclude their training with a 1- to 2-year internship. In many families, the apprenticeship is passed down through generations.