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  Dr. Ajayita | Gold Medal BAMS | 25+ Years Clinical Practice | Founder AClinic Chandigarh | TEDx Speaker Choosing the right Ayurvedic doctor is one of the most important decisions you can make when looking for personalised healthcare. Ayurveda takes a holistic approach that considers your lifestyle, diet, daily routine, health history, and individual concerns. With many practitioners and wellness services available today it is important to choose a qualified professional who understands your specific needs rather than relying on advertisements or general wellness advice. When evaluating an Ayurvedic doctor check their professional qualification first. Look for a BAMS degree Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery a 5.5-year medical degree recognized by the Central Council of Indian Medicine. Consider their clinical experience with your specific concern  whether that is digestive health, PCOS, hair fall, joint pain, stress, or skin and hair problems. A good Ayurvedic co...

Dr. Ajayita | Gold Medal BAMS | 25+ Years Clinical Practice | Founder AClinic Chandigarh | TEDx Speaker Most patients who come to AClinic for PCOS have been on medication for months sometimes years  with no resolution of the underlying condition. Hormonal contraceptives regulate the cycle artificially. Metformin manages insulin resistance. Clomiphene stimulates ovulation. But when the medication stops  the symptoms return. Often worse than before. The reason is consistent across every case: conventional PCOS treatment manages symptoms without correcting the root cause. Ayurveda approaches PCOS from a completely different starting point. Before any treatment is prescribed a complete assessment is conducted including Nadi Pariksha, Prakriti evaluation, and Vikriti analysis. This assessment identifies which of three root doshic patterns is driving the condition  because not every PCOS patient has the same root cause, and treating the wrong pattern wastes months of treatm...

Written by Dr. Ajayita | Gold Medal BAMS | 25+ Years Clinical Practice | Founder, AClinic Chandigarh | TEDx Speaker Most patients who come to me for Panchakarma say the same thing: I have been feeling off for months but my tests are all normal. This is exactly what Ayurveda describes as the pre disease stage Purvaroopa. The body is accumulating Ama (undigested metabolic waste) and losing doshic balance, but the damage has not yet progressed far enough to show on a blood test. Panchakarma is not a wellness spa treatment. It is a classical clinical detoxification system that removes Ama from the tissues and resets doshic balance before disease takes hold. After 25 years of clinical practice, here are the signs I look for. PHYSICAL SIGNS YOUR BODY NEEDS PANCHAKARMA Your digestion is consistently sluggish: Bloating after meals even light meals Constipation or irregular bowel movements Acidity or reflux that keeps returning Heavy feeling in the stomach after eating Loss of appetite in the ...

The most common question I get from new patients is simple: Can Ayurveda actually stop hair fall or is it just marketing? It is a fair question. After 25 years of treating hair fall patients, here is my honest clinical answer: Yes Ayurveda can stop hair fall in most patients I treat. But the way it works is nothing like what Ayurvedic hair oil brands claim. The treatment is not applied to your scalp. It is applied to the body that grows your hair. WHAT AYURVEDA SAYS ABOUT HAIR FALL Classical Ayurveda describes hair as a byproduct of Asthi Dhatu the bone tissue. This means your hair quality is directly connected to: Your hormonal balance Your liver function Your gut health Your stress levels Your tissue nutrition pathways When any of these systems is disrupted, your hair reflects it first before your blood tests show anything abnormal.The classical Ayurvedic term for hair fall is Khalitya. It arises from specific doshic imbalances affecting the Asthi Dhatu and its channels. The treatme...