About Us

Being inspired and motivated by her father, Rajvaidya Amichand Patel (Ph.D., M.S., and B.A.M.S.) and mother Vaidya Lakshmi Patel (B.A.M.S.), Rajashree pursued her career in Ayurveda and obtained a B.A.M.S. degree and became a qualified Ayurvedic doctor. Later on, Rajashree joined her parents in Ayurvedic practice in Rajshyama Ayurved Hospital, Gujarat.

For Rajashree, Ayurveda is in her gene as she is very fortunate to have parents, who are devoted and so passionate about Ayurveda. She had an opportunity to practise with her father in his Ayurvedic Hospital in India and worked under his expert guidance. She gained vast knowledge of Ayurvedic practice by practising in a traditional environment.

Since 2004, Rajashree has been practising with the same enthusiasm and passion as an Ayurvedic Practitioner in North West London area. Rajashree is a registered member of the Ayurvedic Practitioners Association UK. Ayurveda is a science of life and she firmly believes and practises it in her personal life. She offers Ayurvedic Consultation, Treatments, Yoga and Diet advice.

Rajashree Vyas

B.A.M.S (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicines and Surgery)
APA (Member of Ayurvedic Practitioners Association UK)

According to Ayurveda health is a seamless state of balance among the bodies three fundamental energies or doshas (Vata, Pitta and Kapha) and equally vital balance among body, mind and the soul. Rajashree, being an Ayurvedic practitioner, uses a well-balanced diet, lifestyle advice, therapeutic treatments and several herbal remedies to bring the body back to balance.
Three doshas- this is the Ayurvedic way of categorising the body's three basic energy types: Vata, Pitta and Kapha.

• Vata - Air (the energy of movement)

It is related to space and air, which governs all forms of movements in the body. Space and Air are light and easily moved with little resistance

• Pitta- Fire (energy of heating or metabolism)

It has a quality of fire and water which relates to transformation.

• Kapha- Water and Earth (the energy that forms the body’s structure)

Kapha is the five elements are water and earth which relates to structure. Water and earth move slower than the other three elements space, air and fire.

In other words, Ayurveda is not simply about taking a herbal formula and waiting for the results. Instead, Ayurveda encourages you to be an active participant and involves you in your own journey toward healing. This involves learning about your relationship with the elements and the unique combinations they create called doshas (vata, pitta & Kapha).

Meet Our Experts

Rajviadya Shri Amichand Patel

BSAM, MD, PhD (Panchakarma)

Dr Laxmin Patel

(BSAM)

Dr Rajeshvar Patel

(BAMS, MD Ayurveda)