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Our vision To be a leading provider of Ayurvedic healthcare, promoting natural healing and well-being through the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda for a healthier and balanced life.”
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide personalized Ayurvedic care that promotes natural healing and overall well-being. We strive to help individuals lead healthier, balanced lives through compassionate care, education, and sustainable practices.
Our Ayurvedic Therapy Specialists
These therapists specialize in applying Ayurvedic principles and techniques to promote wellness, balance, and healing in individuals.
Years of Experience
Welcome to Sethu Ayurveda hospital “The haven for recovery”
Why Sethu
“We nurture your complete well-being with personalized care, restoring harmony to mind, body, and soul.”
started since 20 years is spread over a natural ambience in Coimbatore. The healing practices of Ayurveda blend seamlessly with the peaceful ambiance, ensuring a rejuvenating experience that revitalizes your body and spirit, leaving you refreshed and renewed.
During its 20 years of inception, Sethu Ayurveda Hospital has flourished into a 25 bedded multi-specialty hospital and has been instrumental in taking Ayurveda to the common man with better reach and results. We have taken utmost care to inculcate the rich heritage of Ayurveda into our treatment facility and methods.
Our team of efficient Medical Officers provides regular health awareness classes, various medical camps, thereby contributing to our vision of creating a healthy generation. Sethu Ayurveda Hospital provides well-furnished single, double, suite rooms which are carefully designed to help you relax, recover and aid in your healing process.
We extend our service and patient care with a group of specialist doctors ranging from General Medicine, Surgery, ENT, Ophthalmology, Panchakarma, Psychiatry, Orthopedics, skin and hair, Gynecology and Pediatrics.
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Trusted Hands, Trusted Care: The Doctors Who Put You First
Discover unwavering commitment and trusted care with our dedicated team of doctors. At Sethu Ayurveda, we prioritize you first, ensuring your well-being is in trusted hands at every step. We adhere to the strictest quality standards in all facets of our care. Sethu Ayurveda Specialty Hospital is the cornerstone of holistic healing and spiritual well-being.
- Offers finest quality of Ayurveda medicines concocted using authentic and traditional formulations passed down from generations.
- Has well-qualified doctors and highly trained masseurs with a knowledge of ancient Ayurvedic & Panchakarma treatment techniques.
- Has successfully treated and spread smiles in more than 2.5 lakh patients since 20 years.
- Environmental and Community Responsibilities
- Dietary Advice
"Ayurvedic therapies have brought me a sense of peace and tranquility that I've never experienced before."
"I'm grateful for Ayurveda's focus on preventive health and its impact on my well-being."
"I'm amazed at how Ayurvedic herbs and remedies have boosted my immune system."
Why Ayurveda?
- Ayurveda is a traditional Indian holistic medical approach that emphasizes mind, body, and spirit balance to achieve and preserve optimal well-being. Its foundation is the idea that a delicate balance between the environment, the mind, and the body is necessary for both health and well-being.
- According to Ayurveda, every person is unique and has particular physical, mental, and emotional qualities. The three basic elements of life, or doshas, are identified as Vata (air and space), Pitta (fire and water), and Kapha (earth and water). These doshas regulate many physiological processes and functions, and a balanced state of these doshas promotes health.
- Ayurvedic treatments address the underlying causes of imbalances rather than only treating their symptoms to bring harmony and balance back into a person’s life. The system places a strong emphasis on preventative healthcare, emphasizing the value of leading a healthy lifestyle, eating a balanced diet, exercising frequently, and practicing meditation.
- The mainstay of Ayurvedic therapy is the use of natural remedies, including herbal medicines, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle modifications. Herbal remedies, Panchakarma (a detoxification procedure), Abhyanga massage therapy, and Rasayana therapy (rejuvenation treatments) are a few popular Ayurvedic therapies.
- In addition, yoga and meditation are incorporated into Ayurveda, which supports mental equilibrium and general health. These techniques are meant to enhance one’s general well-being by promoting mental clarity, emotional stability, and physical flexibility.
Ayurveda has become more and more well-known throughout the world as a supplemental and alternative treatment system in recent years. It keeps developing, keeping its fundamental ideas and methods while incorporating contemporary scientific research and methodologies. Ayurveda continues to be a useful and applicable healing system today, providing people with a comprehensive approach to wellbeing.
- Ayurvedic treatments address the underlying causes of imbalances rather than only treating their symptoms to bring harmony and balance back into a person’s life. The system places a strong emphasis on preventative healthcare, emphasizing the value of leading a healthy lifestyle, eating a balanced diet, exercising frequently, and practicing meditation.
- The mainstay of Ayurvedic therapy is the use of natural remedies, including herbal medicines, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle modifications. Herbal remedies, Panchakarma (a detoxification procedure), Abhyanga massage therapy, and Rasayana therapy (rejuvenation treatments) are a few popular Ayurvedic therapies.
- In addition, yoga and meditation are incorporated into Ayurveda, which supports mental equilibrium and general health. These techniques are meant to enhance one’s general well-being by promoting mental clarity, emotional stability, and physical flexibility.
- Ayurveda has become more and more well-known throughout the world as a supplemental and alternative treatment system in recent years. It keeps developing, keeping its fundamental ideas and methods while incorporating contemporary scientific research and methodologies. Ayurveda continues to be a useful and applicable healing system today, providing people with a comprehensive approach to wellbeing.
Where does Ayurveda come from?
- Vedic Period (c. 1500–500 BCE): Ayurveda is rooted in the ancient Vedic culture of India. The Vedas, particularly the Atharvaveda, contain early mentions of medicinal practices that would later form the foundation of Ayurveda. During this time, sages or rishis are believed to have received the knowledge of Ayurveda through divine revelation and observation of nature.
- Classical Ayurvedic Texts: The knowledge of Ayurveda was systematically codified in several key texts:
- Charaka Samhita (c. 600 BCE – 200 CE): Written by the sage Charaka, this text is one of the foundational works of Ayurveda, focusing on internal medicine and detailing various diseases, treatments, and medicinal plants.
- Sushruta Samhita (c. 600 BCE): Attributed to the sage Sushruta, this text emphasizes surgery and surgical techniques, including the earliest known descriptions of procedures like rhinoplasty (reconstruction of the nose) and cataract surgery.
- Ashtanga Hridayam (c. 500 CE): Written by Vagbhata, this text combines elements from both the Charaka and Sushruta Samhitas and is more concise. It covers all eight branches of Ayurveda.
- The Caraka Samhita and the Susruta Samhita, two of the oldest known Ayurvedic manuscripts, were written between 1,500 and 2,000 years ago. The knowledge and practice of Ayurveda are based on these writings. They cover a wide range of medical specialties, including toxicology, internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, and gynecology.
- Ayurveda has had cycles of expansion, decline, and resurgence throughout history. Ayurveda encountered opposition from rival medical traditions during the Middle Ages, including Unani and Tibetan medicine. However, the 19th and 20th centuries saw a revival of it because of the work of Indian scholars and the Indian liberation movement.
- Ayurveda has been more well-known and popular throughout the world in recent years, and many people are looking for supplementary and alternative forms of healing. Ayurveda is still evolving today, keeping its essential practices and principles while incorporating new scientific studies and methodologies.
Ayurveda’s long history is a testament to both its profound cultural origins in India and its ongoing development to meet the shifting demands of modern society. As a result, for millions of individuals worldwide, Ayurveda continues to be a useful and applicable healing system.
- Philosophical Underpinnings: Ayurveda is heavily influenced by Indian philosophical schools, particularly Sankhya and Vedanta. It believes that everything in the universe is made up of five basic elements: earth (prithvi), water (jala), fire (tejas), air (vayu), and ether (akash). These elements combine to form three primary energies or doshas in the body: Vata (air and ether), Pitta (fire and water), and Kapha (earth and water). A balance between these doshas leads to health, while an imbalance results in disease.
- Role of Ayurveda in Ancient India: Ayurveda played a central role in ancient Indian society. Practitioners, known as vaidyas, were highly respected, and Ayurvedic knowledge was passed down through generations. It was not only a medical practice but also intertwined with spiritual, ethical, and philosophical teachings.
- Spread and Influence: Ayurveda gradually spread beyond India, influencing other traditional systems of medicine in Asia, including Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani. Buddhist monks, particularly during the time of Emperor Ashoka (3rd century BCE), helped propagate Ayurvedic knowledge to regions like Sri Lanka and Tibet.
- Decline and Revival: During the medieval period and particularly under British colonial rule in India, Ayurveda saw a decline as Western medicine was promoted and seen as more modern and scientific. However, in the 20th century, Ayurveda experienced a revival, especially as a part of India’s nationalist movement. Ayurvedic colleges were established, and today, it is recognized alongside modern medicine as a legitimate medical system in India.
Ayurveda in Modern Times:
In the modern world, Ayurveda has gained international recognition for its holistic and preventive approach. Its practices, including herbal remedies, dietary guidelines, detoxification treatments (like Panchakarma), and yoga, have become popular in wellness and alternative medicine circles globally.
Ayurveda’s emphasis on individualized treatment, prevention, and lifestyle modifications has resonated with contemporary health movements, and it continues to influence modern integrative medicine.
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Hospital - 949/1D6B, Nehru Street, Veeriyampalayam road, Kalapatti, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641048
Clinic - 48-A, Balaji Nagar, Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu, India, 641045.
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