According to ancient Ayurveda classics, Human body is broadly divided in to SHADANGA which means 6 major parts. Literal meaning of Shadanga (Shad – 6 + Anga – Parts) is classification of body in to 6 major parts which are 2 upper limbs , 2 lower limbs , head & trunk and the aim of Shadanga Ayurveda is to provide solutions for ailments related to Shadanga of body by compiling the treatment protocols of Kerala’s Ayurveda which are mainly influenced by ShadUpkrama (6 types of Healing Techniques), well explained in Ayurveda. Shadanga Ayurveda has developed scientific protocols of practical implementation of ShadUpkrama as per current requirements by its years of research & clinical practice.

Shadanga – Kerala’s Ayurveda was started to take Ayurveda to every home, helping them lead a happy and healthy life. Changes in lifestyle have paved way to health ailments like diabetes, hypertension, skin problems and more, and Ayurveda provides an effective treatment to them. Shadanga is an ayurvedic treatment and rehabilitation center which combines the ancient art with modern comfort, without compromising on the quality. The place is ideal for those who are looking for rejuvenation and a complete life transformation.

Ayurveda,a natural system of medicine, originated in India more than 5,000 years ago. The term Ayurveda is derived from the Sanskrit words ayur (life) and veda (science or knowledge). Thus, Ayurveda translates to knowledge of life.

Ayurveda, the traditional medical system of India, has delineated three categories of fundamental regulatory principles of the body, mind, and behavior. These three categories, called doshas, are named Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.

Shadanga is true essence of KERALA’S AYURVEDA, which provides Authentic Kerala Ayurveda cure for common debilitating health conditions through natural solutions of Clinical Ayurveda. Shadanga emphasizes on PANCHKARMA Protocols of Ayurveda which provides complete cure by eliminating root cause of the disease by employing scientific protocols of KERALA PANCHKARMA.