Ayurveda Medical
Modern Medicine Embraces Ayurvedic Wisdom
Ayurveda Medical
Bridging The Gap Between Modern Medicine And Ayurvedic Wisdom.
We coordinate personalised wellbeing programmes delivered by experienced Ayurvedic providers in Sri Lanka. Our role is to help you choose a suitable programme, understand what’s involved, and support you before, during and after your stay.
Important: We do not provide emergency care, diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions. Our programmes are intended to support wellbeing and can be used alongside your usual medical care.
This call is for information and suitability screening only. If you need urgent medical help call 999 (or NHS 111 for urgent advice).
What We Do
Ayurveda Medical will provide you with:
A structured wellbeing plan informed by Ayurvedic principles (therapies, nutrition, routine and rest)
Suitability screening and safety guidance so you understand what may or may not be appropriate for you
Optional medical safety review by UK-registered doctors (focused on general safety and medication considerations)
Support coordinating your programme with our Sri Lanka partner providers
Clear, written programme information (what’s included, what to expect, practical preparation)
Follow-up check-ins after your programme to help you maintain changes at home
Wellbeing Concerns
eople contact us for support with concerns such as:
Digestive and metabolic disorders occur when the body struggles to break down food, absorb nutrients or maintain a balanced metabolism.
Stress and burnout occur when the mind and nervous system stay overwhelmed for too long.
Chronic fatigue and low immunity arise when the body’s essence — Ojas — becomes depleted. This weakens digestion, resilience, emotional stability and immunity.
Fibromyalgia and chronic pain involve hypersensitive nerves, inflammation, muscle tension and emotional strain.
Ayurveda sees weight gain as a sign of Kapha accumulation, slow digestion, emotional eating patterns or hormonal imbalance.
Sexual dysfunction can arise from stress, hormonal changes, fatigue, circulation issues or emotional disconnect. Ayurveda links this to imbalance in Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue).
Skin and allergy issues often develop when digestion, immunity or inflammation is disrupted. Ayurveda connects these conditions to Pitta imbalance, toxin buildup, and lymph stagnation.
Headaches and migraines can result from stress, tension, digestive issues, inflammation or hormonal shifts. Ayurveda sees this as blocked energy, increased Vata or overheated Pitta.
Menopause and hormonal changes can create emotional, physical and metabolic fluctuations.
Ayurveda sees this as shifting Vata and Pitta, affecting heat, emotions, sleep and digestion.
Sleep issues occur when the nervous system is overstimulated or digestion and hormones are out of balance. Ayurveda sees this as a Vata imbalance.
We do not claim to treat, cure or prevent disease. Individual outcomes vary and results are not guaranteed.
Metabolic & Digestive Disorders
Stress, Anxiety & Burnout
Stress and burnout occur when the mind and nervous system stay overwhelmed for too long.
Chronic Fatigue & Low Immunity
Chronic fatigue and low immunity arise when the body’s essence — Ojas — becomes depleted. This weakens digestion, resilience, emotional stability and immunity.
Obesity & Weight Management
Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain
Fibromyalgia and chronic pain involve hypersensitive nerves, inflammation, muscle tension and emotional strain.
Male & Female Sexual Dysfunction
Sexual dysfunction can arise from stress, hormonal changes, fatigue, circulation issues or emotional disconnect. Ayurveda links this to imbalance in Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue).
Allergies & Skin Disorders
Skin and allergy issues often develop when digestion, immunity or inflammation is disrupted. Ayurveda connects these conditions to Pitta imbalance, toxin buildup, and lymph stagnation.
Headaches & Migraines
Headaches and migraines can result from stress, tension, digestive issues, inflammation or hormonal shifts. Ayurveda sees this as blocked energy, increased Vata or overheated Pitta.
Menopause
Menopause and hormonal changes can create emotional, physical and metabolic fluctuations.
Ayurveda sees this as shifting Vata and Pitta, affecting heat, emotions, sleep and digestion.
Sleep Disorders
Sleep issues occur when the nervous system is overstimulated or digestion and hormones are out of balance. Ayurveda sees this as a Vata imbalance.
Ayurvedic Treatments
We specialize in treating chronic conditions like stress, digestive disorders, autoimmune diseases, joint pain, skin problems, and mental health issues, using a balanced approach from both Ayurveda and Western medicine.
Detoxification and bio-purification
Panchakarma
(Panchakarma)
Therapeutic medicated oil massages
Abhyanga
(Abhyanga)
Forehead medicated oil therapy
Shirodara
(Shirodara)
Herbal poultice therapy
Potli
(Potli)
Rejuvenation and immune boosting therapy
Rasayana
(Rasayana)
Vital energy and lymphatic therapy
Marma point massage
(Marma point massage)
Vitality and sexual health rejuvenation
Vajikarana
(Vajikarana)
Safety note: Some therapies are not suitable for everyone (e.g., pregnancy, active infection, uncontrolled blood pressure, bleeding disorders, certain medicines). We screen for suitability before confirming a plan.
Our Primary Partner
We are partnered with Siddhalepa, an internationally renowned provider of Ayurvedic medicine with more 200 years of experience. Siddhalepa is based in Sri Lanka where we have access to their professionals, treatment and health resorts.
Our Secondary Partners
We have partnered with Sri Lankan airlines and Ceylon Experiences to provide you with cultural tours to enhance your experience whilst having your treatment in Sri Lanka.
In the UK, we have also partnered with Healthium Clinics and Pranawellness.
*Travel note: We do not sell flights or holidays. Travel and accommodation are booked by you directly with third-party providers under their terms. We can suggest partners for convenience, but you contract with them separately.
Our Directors
Meet our directors who bring decades of expertise, uniting traditional wisdom with modern insight to guide compassionate care, inspire innovation, and nurture holistic healing for all.
Dr. Roshan Jayalath
General Practitioner
Dr Roshan Jayalath is an experienced GP Partner with over two decades of clinical practice across Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. He provides strategic clinical leadership in Mental Health and Learning Disabilities within the BLMK Integrated Care System and has previously served as GP Locality Chair for Bedford.
Born in Sri Lanka, he brings a deep cultural connection to Ayurveda, with his psychiatric training and heritage shaping a strong appreciation for the mind and body connection and holistic, preventative approaches to wellbeing.
Dr. Prag Moodley
General Practitioner
Dr Pragasen Moodley. Been a GP since 1994. Currently executive partner at Stanmore Medical Group. Was chair of East and North Herts Clinical Commissioning Group from 2018-2022.
Currently a partner member on the board of Herts and West Essex Integrated Care Board and the Central East cluster.
Mr. Seelan Moodley
Business Director
Seelan Moodley is a transformation leader and business director who turns complexity into clarity and strategy into action. Known for uniting global teams and driving large-scale change across multimillion-dollar portfolios, he brings a rare blend of business acumen, coaching insight, and delivery excellence.
With a leadership philosophy built on purpose, people, and performance, Seelan empowers organisations to unlock their full potential. As co-founder of Trisk Solutions, he helps enterprises accelerate transformation, strengthen capability, and achieve meaningful, sustainable outcomes.
Prof. Vijay Nayar
General Practitioner
Professor Vijay Nayar is a GP with over 30 years of experience in primary care and medical education. As well as being a Director at Ayurveda Medical, he serves as Medical Director at Healthium Clinics and is a Senior Consultant for Doctors Training.
Vijay is passionate about whole-person care, bringing together modern clinical practice with the wisdom of Ayurvedic medicine practice to support balanced health and wellbeing for our patients.