Ayurveda, a traditional Indian system of medicine, has its origin in the Vedas - The manuscripts enlightening the wisdom, theories & philosophies about different aspects of life. The Vedas are written between 2000 to 3000 years ago by ancient Indian visionary masterminds. Ayurveda addresses Health Problems of the human, describes cause & consequences of sickness and prescribe it’s remedies with details of pharmacological actions of various medicaments. Ayurveda emphasizes on consideration of one’s psychosomatic constitution and focuses in preserving & promoting Physical and Mental health of an Individual to live a meaningful life. Ayurvedic medicines aimed to be Curative, Corrective, Restorative, Rejuvenative & Constructive and thus it’s significantly effective for the treatment of patients with chronic diseases & disorders.

Herbal Medicines (Phyto-pharmaceuticals) follow the fundamental principles of Ayurveda and accordingly prepared from the Extracts of Herbs & other Natural Ingredients but have convenient dosage forms. Herbal Medicines generally do not cause Adverse Effects so it’s safe yet efficacious and hence considered to tackle severe illnesses for which the treatment period is uncertain or prolonged.