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Our mission lays a commitment to bring the profound benefits of ayurveda to people from all walks of life.
Our clients are our priority, we offer quality medical services with a team of specialists.
Sri Harsha Ayurved Hospital was established in 2002 by Sambasiva Rao Peteti, with all the supreme strength that was imparted to him by the Ayurvedic Stalverts like his father Ramamurthy Peteti, and grandfather VenkatarayuduPeteti and another grandfather Sri Lakshmana Sharma Peteti. In addition to this, self acquired knowledge as an Ayurveda from Dr. BRKR Government Medical College Hyderabad. (NTR university of health sciences) Mr. Sambasiva Rao also served the public as an Ayurvedic Professor in GAMS Tendal Karnataka Ayurvedic Mecial College and in Varanasi APEX Ayurvedic Mecial College during these two decades.
He was a wonderful doctor in treating many horrible diseases like Cancer also in those days. He was settled down in a village Guntupalli of Prakasam District in the United Andhra Pradesh.
Ayurveda works by the assessing of an individual's unique constitution and using the natural remedies, diet, and lifestyle adjustments to restore balance.
Ayurveda categorizes individuals into three the doshas and they are the vata, pitta, and kapha, each representing different elemental energies in the body.
Ayurveda can address the various health issues by including the digestive problems, stress, skin disorders, and chronic diseases, by addressing the root causes.
When administered by trained professionals, ayurvedic treatments are generally safe. however, consult with an ayurvedic practitioner for personalized guidance.
Panchakarma is a detoxification and rejuvenation therapy in the ayurveda that involves the cleansing and eliminating the toxins from the body.
Ayurvedic herbs are generally the safe when used under the great expert guidance. self-prescribing herbs may lead to adverse effects, so consult an ayurvedic practitioner.