Alopecia in AyurvedaAlopecia, commonly referred to as hair loss or baldness, is categorized under “Khalitya” and or “Indralupta”, described in classical texts. It is often associated with an imbalance in the three doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—which are the fundamental bio-energies governing physiological functions.In today’s era where from food to environment, everything is adulterated, people mainly young generation are getting issues regarding hair, mainly hair fall n baldness.Some of trigger factors are; Poor digestion and accumulation of Ama (toxins) by food to cosmetic products, Excessive consumption of spicy, oily, or junk food, Stress, anxiety, and lack of sleep, Hormonal imbalance, Improper hair care practices, Hereditary factorsAyurvedic Approach to Treating AlopeciaAyurveda aims to restore doshic balance, cleanse the body, and nourish the hair roots. Treatment includes:1. Correction of Agni (Metabolism)2. Correction of Dhatu (Tissue to cellular level)3. Panchkarma therapies eg; Leech, Viddha karma, Nasya, Vaman, Virechan, Basti4. External application: Shirodhara, Shirobhyang, Dermaroller (Kuttan), Microneedling (Prachhan)

Garbhsanskar is one of the 16 sanskar in indian Tradition. Ancient Indian medicine has recognized the need for the mental, spiritual and physical preparation of the Fetus (Kid), Mother and Father with meticulous way. its not only for Pregnant, but it will start when u first think about ur future progeny. Its Prenatal- Antenatal- Post Natal Preparation to give best of our own virtues to the future generation with easelets work together on it to build bright future of world with our small efforts in the best way

Leech therapy comes under Raktamokshan therapy which is the part of Panchkarma. INDICATIONS OF LEECH THERAPYEczemaInflammatory conditions of eyeHaemorrhoidsOsteoarthritisDiabetic complicationsVenous ulcerVaricose veinsSkin manifestations of vascular diseases