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Twenty-five years of Rasayana (rejuvenation) practice in the Uttarakhand foothills, focused on healthy aging and women's wellness across peri- and post-menopause. Saraswati's family has practised Ayurveda for four generations; she runs a small in-person clinic in Rishikesh and does six teleconsults a week for international patients. Her case load skews 55+, often post-cancer or post-cardiac.

Eighteen-year clinical career across orthopaedic Ayurveda, beginning at Vaidyaratnam's Thrissur hospital and now consulting via Bengaluru. Vinay's case load skews to chronic joint pain and rheumatology — the patients with five years of failed allopathic interventions who want a structured non-pharmacological plan. He coordinates closely with patients' Western rheumatologists when indicated.

Fifteen years across psychiatry-adjacent Ayurveda — burnout, anxiety, sleep disorders, post-acute stress. Rajesh trained as a BAMS first and later completed an MSc in Psychology, and his consults read more like an integrative psychiatry session than a classical Ayurveda intake. Patients tend to be 35–55, mid-career, with one or two failed SSRI trials behind them.

Twelve years of inpatient Panchakarma practice across two Kerala-Diamond centres before moving to teleconsult. Anjali's clinical interest is autoimmune presentations — Hashimoto's, RA, lupus — where she works in collaboration with the patient's Western specialist rather than in opposition to it. Trained at IPGT&RA Jamnagar with a focused thesis on Panchakarma protocol design for chronic inflammation.

Ten years of practice with a focus on digestive disorders, metabolic syndrome, and pre-diabetes. Priya's protocols blend classical Ayurvedic diagnostics with modern lab work — she'll ask for a recent A1c and lipid panel before the first consult. Trained at Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic Science, with a year-long stint at AyurVAID's Chennai unit early in her career.