Vaidya P.M.S Raveendranath (IND)

Chief physician and medical director
Through his family, Dr. Ravi was introduced to Ayurveda and Sanskrit in his early childhood. He started his professional training at Ayurveda College Pathanjalipuri, Coimbatore, in the form of classical Gurukul. There he studied not only Ayurveda but also Yoga, Kalari and Indian philosophy (Darsanas). He acquired his clinical skills under Sri Vaidyamatham Valiya Narayanan Namboothiri, a highly respected physician from the Ashta Vaidya tradition in Kerala.

In 1989, Dr. Ravi founded the Poonthottam Ayurvedasram Center, where he focused on Ayurvedic treatments, especially Sodhana (purging) and Rasayana (rejuvenation). The Ayurvedic preparations for the clinic are produced in his own manufactory. To date, he has trained nearly 150 doctors.

Abhyanga treatment incorporating Yoga, Tantra and external Shamana therapies

Year: 2022

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Fertility and preconception counseling »

Year: 2022

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In the Caraka Samhita, it is written that no gift surpasses the gift of life. Conception is seen as a divine act of creation, but also as an expression of health. In Ayurveda, preparation for pregnancy begins long before conception. Both partners prepare together so that ovum and sperm are of optimal quality and the environment in the woman's body is such that the pregnancy can be carried to term successfully, and a healthy child is born.

In the panel we will discuss with experienced international Ayurveda experts about the concrete practice of an Ayurvedic fertility and preconception consultation: What holistic support can we offer in Ayurveda and what are the concrete measures? What can women and men themselves do to improve their fertility and can Ayurvedic measures and modern reproductive techniques be integrated? And we address the question of what Ayurvedic counseling looks like when, despite all the measures, pregnancy does not occur and the desire to have a child is not fulfilled.