Ayur Retreat Super Specialty Wellness Center And Ayurveda Resort

Ayuretreat Super Specialty Wellness Center and Ayurveda Resort is a joint venture of the pioneers in Ayurveda - The Arya Vaidya Pharmacy Coimbatore Ltd and Kochery Ayurvedics.

Ayuretreat is situated on a beautiful hillock surrounded by paddy fields at the rural outskirts of Ernakulam district, Keralam. Ayuretreat is a multi faceted wellness hub.

For the tired, it is a rejuvenation center. For the wellness seekers, it’s a peaceful stimulation and maintenance center For the real needy it’s a charitable center For the tourists, it’s a beautiful resort.

The accommodation facility includes an upstairs suite room, 2 air conditioned and 3 non ac spacious rooms all with attached bath rooms and other facilities. Apart from that there is an independent non ac room with separate therapy room.

One deluxe room has an attached therapy room. All other rooms share common therapy room.There is a yoga hall and yoga training shall be arranged for the needy. The beautiful campus has scope for other activities like sight seeing, walking etc. Ayurveda or the science of life is the ancientn system of medicine. More than a treatment modality, Ayurveda is a life style of well being and healthy living. Details about anatomy, physiology, various communicable and non communicable diseases, and their treatment including surgical methods are described in classical Ayurvedic texts like Charaka samhitha, Susruta Samhitha, Ashtanga Hrudaya etc.

Considered as a sub veda of adharva veda, ayurveda’s origin is believed to be from the hindu god brahma.

The relevance of Ayurveda is increasing in the modern world not only as a life style to live healthy in the midst of pollution and degradation, but also as an effective system of medicine for treating many diseases including cancer, diabetes , psoriasis etc.

According to Ayurveda the functional elements of any living body are the 3 doshas- the vata, the pitha and the kapha. Their harmony is health and disharmony cause disease.

Ayurvedic treatment include two phases -

• Shamana – Pacifying the body constituents or doshas using internal medicines, herbs etc.
• Shodhana – Eliminating vitiated doshas from body using different methods including panchakarma.