Overview
We work alongside your regular treatment. Your sugar reports guide every decision, and you should never stop insulin or diabetes tablets on your own.
What care includes
Personal diet plan
Practical Gujarati home food, timing and portions — not a list of foods to fear.
Daily routine & exercise
Simple walking, yoga and sleep habits you can keep up.
Ayurvedic medicines
Chosen for your body type and reports, reviewed at every visit.
Panchakarma when suitable
For example Virechana or Basti, only after careful assessment.
Who it can help
- Type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes
- High cholesterol and triglycerides
- Weight gain around the waist
- Tiredness, frequent urination and burning feet
- People who want to reduce long-term complications through lifestyle
Very high or very low sugar, chest pain, breathlessness or confusion need emergency care — call 108. Do not stop insulin or prescribed tablets without your doctor’s advice.
What to expect
- 1ConsultationThe doctor takes your full history, checks pulse (Nadi Pariksha) and reviews your reports and current medicines.
- 2PlanDiet, routine and medicines are written down for you in simple language.
- 3ReviewFollow-ups with your sugar readings; the plan is adjusted as you improve.
Frequently asked questions
Can Ayurveda cure diabetes?
We do not promise a cure. Many patients manage their sugar, weight and energy better with Ayurvedic diet, routine and medicines alongside their regular care. Results differ from person to person.
Can I take Ayurvedic medicine with my allopathic tablets or insulin?
Often yes, but it must be planned. Bring all your medicines; the doctor will check and explain the timing. Keep testing your sugar regularly.
What should I bring to the first visit?
Your latest HbA1c, fasting and post-meal sugar reports, kidney and lipid reports if available, and all medicines you are taking.
Medically reviewed by Vaidya Parashar M. Akhani, MD (Ayu), Kayachikitsa. This page is general information and does not replace a consultation. Medical disclaimer.
