Treatments

Drug addiction help can be provided through the means of friends and family members. In case you happen to have a drug addiction case in your family, it is your responsibility to get the patient back on track.

Addiction to drugs is a bad habit which needs to be dropped through an able counsellor. While there are various counsellors available in the market, most of them are very expensive.

It is a therapy of the highest level of potency & accomplishment, perhaps even an instrument of transcendence. Therapy is, least of all a selfish one-off act.

Yoga therapy calls upon the physician to heal himself first before unleashing himself upon the world. Yoga practice must either change the system or offer a challenge.

Treating sickness through Yoga, sometimes with different ways like change of diet, certain Asanas, Pranayam and prayer, serves more as transformation than information.

Arshmatsyendrasana & Matsyendrasana: The original description discusses these asanas in relation to indigestion and loss of appetite.

Sarvangasana: The original description discusses this asana in relation to the brain and nerves.

Shirshasana: The original description associates this practice with blood flow to the brain, relaxation of the mind and body, metabolism and brain functioning.

In order to provide one-stop solutions to patients, we have developed our association with renowned and trusted rehabilitation centres.

We have established long lasting relationships with such centres which are famous for their value-added services and therapies.

The objective of our rehabilitation therapy is to provide complete treatment to a person after his/her de-addiction.

Drug abuse addictions are a very serious problem and if you wish to permanently cure a patient, you need to pay adequate attention towards the choice of the de-addiction therapy.

While there are many traditional therapies which do not work well as they are temporary in nature, there are others which are considered permanent.

They are natural therapies which work on the mindset of the patient.

Our original treatment description discusses herbal medicines for patients who have experienced long-term addiction and consume substances such as Alcohol, Gutka, Charas and others in large quantities.

It describes the medicines as tasteless and colourless, making them easy to consume, and discusses their intended role in reducing the desire for alcohol and smoking.

The original description also highlights their effectiveness and reasonable price. These claims require verification by an appropriately qualified clinician. Herbal preparations should only be used with the patient's knowledge and consent.