Nadi Parikshan
Accurate, non-invasive assessment of your health through ancient Ayurvedic wisdom
Nadi Parikshan, also known as Ayurvedic pulse examination, is one of the most reliable and non-invasive diagnostic methods in Ayurveda. Through the subtle reading of the pulse, an experienced Ayurvedic doctor can understand the imbalance of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas and assess the physiological and pathological condition of the body and mind.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, we offer authentic Nadi Parikshan to identify the root cause of diseases and design personalized treatment plans.
Nakh Parikshan
Understanding your health through detailed nail analysis
Nakh Parikshan, or Ayurvedic nail examination, is an important diagnostic method used to understand a person’s dosha balance (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and overall health condition. In Ayurveda, nails reflect the internal state of the body, including blood quality, digestion, circulation, and chronic disorders.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, we perform detailed Nakh Parikshan as part of a holistic health assessment to identify underlying imbalances and design personalized treatment plans.
Jiva Parikshan
Discover your internal health through traditional Ayurvedic diagnosis
Jiva Parikshan, also known as tongue examination, is one of the important diagnostic methods in Ashtavidha Pariksha (Eightfold Examination) in Ayurveda. The tongue reflects the internal health of the body and helps in understanding dosha imbalances (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and digestive strength (Agni).
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, Jiva Parikshan is performed as part of a complete health assessment to detect early imbalances and create personalized treatment plans.
Udar Parikshan
Comprehensive assessment of digestive health and internal organs
Udar Parikshan refers to abdominal examination in Ayurveda. It is a crucial part of Ashtavidha Pariksha (Eightfold Examination) and Rogapariksha (disease examination). This diagnostic method helps assess the condition of Agni (digestive fire), dosha balance (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), and internal organs such as the stomach, liver, intestines, spleen, and bladder.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, Udar Parikshan is performed as part of a complete health evaluation to identify digestive imbalances and underlying disorders.
Mutra Parikshan
Traditional Ayurvedic analysis to understand internal health and metabolism
Mutra Parikshan refers to the Ayurvedic examination of urine. It is a vital part of Ashtavidha Pariksha (Eightfold Examination) and is used to assess a person’s dosha balance (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), digestive strength (Agni), toxin accumulation (Ama), and metabolic condition.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, Mutra Parikshan is performed as part of a comprehensive health evaluation to detect internal imbalances and guide personalized treatment.
Druk Parikshan
Comprehensive assessment of vision and eye health through Ayurvedic principles
Druk Pariksha refers to the examination of the eyes in Ayurveda. It is an important diagnostic method used to assess visual acuity, eye health, dosha imbalance, and early signs of eye disorders. The eyes are considered a reflection of internal health, especially the balance of Pitta dosha and liver function.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, Druk Pariksha is performed as part of a holistic health assessment to identify vision problems and underlying systemic conditions.
Shabda Parikshan
Understanding health through voice, speech, and breath analysis
Shabda Pariksha refers to the Ayurvedic examination of a patient’s voice, speech pattern, and breath sounds. It is an important part of traditional diagnostic methods used to assess overall health, dosha imbalance, respiratory function, and mental condition.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, Shabda Pariksha is performed as part of a comprehensive health evaluation to detect early signs of imbalance and guide personalized treatment.
Sparsh Parikshan
Holistic assessment of health through therapeutic touch and observation
Sparsh Pariksha refers to the Ayurvedic examination of a patient through touch. It is an important diagnostic method used to evaluate skin temperature, texture, moisture, tenderness, swelling, and sensation. This examination helps assess dosha balance (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and detect underlying health conditions.
At our Ayurvedic clinic in Nashik, Sparsh Pariksha is performed as part of a comprehensive health assessment to identify internal imbalances and guide personalized treatment.