About dhanvantri
which was developed as Ayurveda specialty hospital by
Dr. Dhanvantri Tyagi in 2011
Welcome to
Dhanvantri Ayurveda
- In simple- we just do not give medicines, we deliver health
The Recognition :-
Ahsthang Ayurveda
The term Ahsthang Ayurveda is used for the common noun for eight branches of Ayurveda. due to the vastness and varieties of diseases Ayurvedic scientists divided the whole Ayurvedic system of medicine into eight branches for efficient and error-free treatment
1. Kayachikitsa (General Medicine)
2. Balachikitsa (Paediatrics)
3.Graha Chikitsa (Psychiatry)
4.Shalakya Chikitsa (ENT and Cephalic Diseases)
5.Shalya Chikitsa (Surgery)
Maharishi ‘Sushrutha’ is the first surgeon who is also the author of Shalya Chikitsa, the foremost specialty of Ayurveda. He describes various surgical operations using different surgical instruments and devices.
6.Visha Chikitsa (Toxicology)
7.Rasayana (Rejuvenation Therapy)
8.Vajeekarana (Aphrodisiac treatment)
Meet our Core Team
Dr N.S Tyagi
Ayurvedic Practitioner
Dr N.S Tyagi (Ayurvedacharya)
is founder of Dhanvantri Ayurveda. Eminent and well known Ayurvedic practitioner, Former Member of C.C.I.M, Government of India, General Secretary All India Ayurvedic Vidyapeeth, New Delhi. He is practicing in ayurveda since more than 39 years. He has organized 158 national ayurveda conferences, workshops. He has eminent knowledge of ayurvedic medicine manufacturing
Dr. Sakshi Tyagi
Hospital In-Charge
Dr. Sakshi Tyagi,
(M.D-AY and C.R.A.V (Govt. Of India),
Ayurvedic physician and consultant is Hospital In-Charge. she has done her graduation from R.G.U.H.S Bangalore and earned an post graduate diploma from RASHTRIYA AYURVEDA VIDYAPEETH, NEW DELHI and post graduate Degree in Ayurveda. She is practising in ayurveda for 12 years and has eminent knowledge of ayurvedic management of infertility, obstetric care through ayurveda.
Dr. Dhanvantri Tyagi
Managing Director
Dr. Dhanvantri Tyagi, (M.S ayurveda)
is managing the hospital under the guidance of the founder. He has visited almost through the country to collect the knowledge of ayurveda and practising for 15 years. he is also head of the department of surgery at Ayucare Ayurveda Multispecialty Hospital, Meerut.
Ex. MEMBER– Board of Indian medicine- Govt Of Uttar Pradesh
Ex. Secretary– State Ayurvedic Congress U.P
Ex. Secretary- Vishwa Ayurveda Parishad- Meerut Prant
Convener- Arogya Bharati- Hapur District
Ex. Associate Member- Quality Council of India.
He Has published 12 research papers, done 7 new drug discoveries, earned 12 awards, organized 71 social events, 112 medical camps. 102 seminars.
Six Types of Ayurvedic Diagnosis
At DHANVANTRI AYURVEDA we use several techniques to determine your current condition as well as any imbalances in your doshas. These are used to augment the questions he or she asks during consultation to determine your dosha type. The auxiliary diagnostic techniques employed in Ayurveda are :-
- 1. Pulse diagnose (Naadi pariksha)- To an ayurvedic doctor taking your pulse is more than counting the beats. The functioning and health of the entire mind body constitution can be determined from the pulse, including the balance of the doshas, the health of the various organs, advance warning signs of potential problems that may crop up later etc.
- 2. Visual diagnose (pratyaksh pariksha)- Pratyaksh parikhsha means checking the organs and the body parts which are directly visible to the eye. it includes eight fold tests- netra (eye), mukh (face), tvak (skin), jihva (tounge), malam (feces), moothra (urine), nakh (nails), akriti (body built or physique).
- 3. Trividh nidaan (three fold testing)- The three fold testing is an primary tool to determine the feelings,psychological status, and general information about the patient and the disease.
- 4. Strotas pariksha (circulatory channel testing)- There are 13 channel responsible to circulate blood,gases,feces,etc. these channel felicitate toxins to promote diseases thus the importance of these channels proved in diagnosing the disease.
- 5. Samsthanik pariksha (systemic examination)- There are nine systems including Respiratory,Digestive,Excretory systems. they are very useful in making correct diagnose.
- 6. Tail-bindu pariksha (an curability test for diseases)- By this test we may confirm that either the disease curable or not. if curable then which type of treatment would help alleviating the diseases.the tail-bindu pariksha is like the test to confirm that may we treat the disease or not. if we may then what should be administered. this is very ancient technique which is followed by every great ayurvedic doctor in history.
- If we made a correct diagnose, we could confirm treat the disease. Making an correct diagnose is by excellence of experience
Through rules of Ayurveda
When we talk about Ayurveda or an Ayurvedic Doctor, the image of a doctor who looks on patient, reads Nadi (pulse) and gives medication only. but that is not complete Ayurveda. complete Ayurveda is medication with change of diet, lifestyle, daily regimen, seasonal regimen. medication comes third at priority of treatment techniques.
- The nearest railway station is Hapur. hospital is just walking distance from railway station. Nearest airport is INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL AND DOMESTIC AIRPORT, NEW DELHI, which is 64 kms from hospital. Hapur is a district in Uttar Pradesh which lies in National Capital Region (NCR).
- Hapur is situated 55 kms away from New Delhi on National Highway 9 which leads from Delhi to Lucknow. Well-connected from Delhi, Ghaziabad, Noida, Meerut, Bulandshahar via bus, train route.
- A private hospital having specialty services in all eight branches of ayurveda. viz- medicine, surgery, gynaecology paediatrics, E.N.T, psychiatry, conservation of health, tonics etc.
- First Ayurvedic hospital in north India, to introduce Ayurvedic immunization, Ayurvedic genetics and genetic engineering.
- First Ayurvedic hospital in India where doctor believes in changing the life and diet style is the best remedy rather than medicines.
- First Ayurvedic hospital in India where classical history taking is based upon aatur vyavastha patrak, which best for diagnosing the disease without the blood/radiological tests etc.
- First Ayurvedic hospital in India where doctors believe in educating patients about their disease is very must.
- First Ayurvedic hospital in India, introduced Ayurvedic diagnostic procedure e.g., Taila Bindu Pariksha, digital Nadi Pariksha, toung examination etc.
- Own Ayurvedic hospital and research centre.
- We also have rural clinics to promote the health of rural society.