The basic premise of Ayurvedic treatment is to tackle the root cause of ailments, rather than simply relieving symptoms associated with the illness. For example, a valve malfunction in your heart is not treated with a bypass operation, but by giving relief to the body and easing pressure on the heart, and giving your body and immune system time to rectify the problem.

Ayurveda, as practiced in India, is an ancient science, perfected over thousands of years. In fact, Ayurveda is the oldest holistic medicine known to man. The earliest written form of Ayurveda has been found to be 5000 years old. The most important advantage that Ayurvedic prescriptions have over conventional medicine is that there are absolutely no side effects. It merely corrects imbalances within your body, such as blood sugar levels, improving circulation and cleansing the skin. This helps the body to fight disease and rejuvenate itself.
 

With western civilization beginning to understand the importance and benefits of Ayurveda, there is a rush of medical tourists on their way to hot-spots in India, undergoing extensive treatment along with a relaxing and extended vacation. It’s hard to say whether it is the effect of the Ayurvedic medicine, or the peace of mind that a stress free vacation in India brings, or maybe a combination of both, but the end result is that every single client of ours coming back from Ayurvedic treatments in India has spoken in glowing terms about their medical holiday
 

It is important to understand how Ayurveda can help improve your life. Life in an urban or suburban metropolis today is a series of commutes packed in with a stressful workday and total disregard for the needs of your body, in terms of nutrition, rest and exercise. When you punish your body like this for a decade or more, it starts wearing out on you. Small niggles and recurring problems keep coming up. Heaviness in your chest, obesity, diabetes, back aches and pains, chronic bronchitis, arthritis, hearing problems…It just keeps piling up. And you keep on adjusting and taking more and more medicine, just to make it through the day. It is here that Ayurveda can help you. If you feel like you need a new body, or there’s some ailment or nagging ache which worries you, this might be a good time to understand what you need to do, and how Ayurveda can help you.

The actual process of taking an Ayurvedic treatment course is very simple. After a simple diagnosis, you are given a duration for the course. The course consists of taking medicine prepared from herbs and powders – Fully natural. Some ailments, such as those which require skin rejuvenation or cleansing the blood of impurities, may require daily visits to the clinic for massages and application of medicinal poultices and oils. There is a diet regimen to be followed and a need to allow both your mind and body to have some rest and relaxation.

Now that we have established the credentials of Ayurveda as a treatment, allow us to define what New Medical Horizons has to offer to you in this area. We have visited and met with acclaimed experts in Ayurvedic medicine in various parts of India. After ascertaining their capabilities and experience in catering to foreign patients, we have tied ups with Ayurvedic treatment centers across the length and breadth of India. We can arrange for you to receive your treatment and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime retreat at Ayurvedic centers in close proximity to the most sought after tourist enclaves in India, which include the bustling metropolis of Mumbai ( formerly Bombay ), the southern state of Kerela, with it’s mild weather, magnificent coastline and idyllic beaches, and in New Delhi ( next door to Agra, home of the Taj Mahal ).
 

Common ailments which can be effectively treated after a full course in Ayurvedic medicine include heart disease, chronic bronchitis, diabetes, obesity, stomach disorders, ulcers, sinus problems, arthritis, dyspepsia and anorexia. In addition, Ayurveda can also help you if you are recovering from an accident or facing major problems such as loss or reduced control of part of your body, motor functions or neurological system.