Seven generations
of physicians,
one consultation away.
Sreehareeyam is a centre for Ayurvedic treatment and research. Its strength rests on its
team of doctors — and on a medicine that has been continuously practised since the Vedic
period.
तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमयTamaso mā jyotir gamaya — from darkness, lead me to light
The physicians
Four people, one lineage.
A founder who has practised for forty-five years, a Medical Director who sits on the board
of a 17,000-member pharmacy, a Chief Consultant initiated into the Ashta Vaidyan tradition
of Kerala, and a Yoga Acharya certified by the Ministry of AYUSH. Three of them are one
family.
Sreehareeyam adheres strictly to Ayurvedic principle. Every case resolves to one of two
approaches — and which one, and how much of it, is decided by the vaidya after examining
the patient. Never before.
Sodhana
Panchakarma — the eliminative therapies
Five procedures that cleanse the body of increased or vitiated doshas. Not all five are
used on any one person: in each disease only specific doshas rise, and every procedure is
specific to a dosha.
Ayurvedic medicines administered to treat the specific condition. Used where a patient
has no time for Panchakarma, and for minor conditions that do not require it. Duration
ranges from a single course to a year or more, depending on severity.
Alongside both sit the classical external therapies — 7 of them, from
Abhyangam to Netra vasti.
Sreehareeyam’s COVID work produced a case report in the
Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine, a longitudinal comparison across 1,000 hospital
admissions in Uttar Pradesh, and a preventive programme that reached 19,084 people across
twelve Tamil Nadu villages.
19,084people reached by the village prevention programme, across 4,911 families
1,000hospital admissions in the integrated-care analysis at Meerut
33AYUSH doctors felicitated at Raj Bhavan, an event Sreehareeyam co-ordinated
Raj Bhavan, Chennai, 14 December 2023. Sreehareeyam co-ordinated the felicitation of 33
AYUSH doctors by the Governor of Tamil Nadu. Read what was said →
Institutional standing
A seat at the pharmacy that supplies the tradition.
IMPCOPS was established in 1944 and has 17,000 members comprising traditional vaidyas and AYUSH practitioners. It manufactures around 1,000 traditional preparations. Dr G Meera is one of sixteen elected directors for the 2022–2027 term, under the presidency of Dr Kannan BSMS MD, and focuses on developing research on AYUSH medicines in association with prominent scientific institutions including IIT Chennai.
Established 1944 · 17,000 members · around 1,000 preparations
Diseases shall rarely affect those who share necessities with the deprived.
திருக்குறள் / ஈகை / 228
Free weekly Ayurveda camps around Uthiramerur. Irula tribal welfare. Preventive medicine
during epidemics. Schooling for Irula children. Established in 2000,
80G exempt and registered for CSR.