• 1. Initial Inquiry:

  After reviewing our website, please send your inquiry to the appropriate contact:

  For Indian patients: doctorayushprana@gmail.com or What’s App +91 964 5055 444

  For international patients: simona.gerber@web.de or What’s App +34 645 699 871

  2. Information Package:

  Our office will provide detailed information about admission, treatment options, accommodation types, and pricing. Most common questions will be addressed in this package, but feel free to ask if you need further clarification.

  3. Preliminary Medical Assessment:

  Before the consultation, one of our junior doctors will review:Your latest MRI report alongside any previous ones.

  A brief summary of your symptoms.

  A list of current medications.

  A short (2-3 minute) video of your walking gait if affected.

  4. Medical Consultation:

  You will have an online consultation with Dr. Prasanth, where all medical concerns will be discussed.

  After paying the consultation fee, our receptionist will schedule your appointment based on availability. This process may take 3-4 days.

  
  
  5. Treatment Confirmation & Room Reservation:

   Once you decide to proceed with the treatment, contact our office to reserve a room.

  Inform us of your preferred start date and accommodation type. Rooms are limited and often booked months in advance, so early reservations are recommended.

  6. Cost Estimate & Payment:

  Request an estimated bill from our accountant to understand the total cost based on the duration of stay and accommodation type.

  A deposit of 100 € will be required to secure your reservation. This amount will be adjusted against your final bill upon arrival.

  7. Visa & Travel Arrangements:

  Non-Indian citizens must apply for a Medical Visa, as we cannot treat patients on a Tourist Visa.

  Please check the website of your local Indian consulate for visa requirements.

  Depending on your country’s regulations, apply for your Visa and Flight tickets accordingly. 

  8. Invitation Letter (If Required):

  If your consulate requires an invitation letter, we will provide a scanned copy on our official letterhead, signed and stamped by the doctor.

  For any further questions, feel free to contact us. We are happy to assist you in your journey toward better health.

• Avoid using electronic devices (laptops, computers, tabs) for more than 30 minutes a day. Its radiations harm you even more during the treatment. Do not engage in phone calls or Skype calls for more than 10 minutes per day.
• Avoid talking too much during the day to avoid wasting your energy.
• Avoid activities which can cause emotional disturbances.
• Avoid overdoing any type of exercise or too much physical effort (mild physio exercises, mild Yoga postures and Pranayama are advised).
• Avoid over stimulating of any sense organ by hearing music with earphones or reading more than half an hour per day.
• Non-vegetarian food and food from outside should not be consumed. Food, according to the diet, is prepared at the centre for all 3 meals of the day.
• Avoid any type of sexual activities during the treatment period.
• Avoid speaking during the treatments with other patients or the therapists.
• Avoid exposure to rain and sunlight, in the afternoon time between 11 am and 3pm
• Avoid sleeping during the day. If sleepy, rest on the chair with closed eyes.
• Avoid using hair dryers during the treatment period. Use towel to dry your hair well.
• Drinking alcohol, coffee, smoking or intake of drugs during your stay with us is prohibited.
• It is required by you to rest on the massage table after finishing the treatment for 30 minutes, except after “Rice Massage” and “Kashaya Dhara”.
• It is important to be relaxed and seated with your back straight during “Shiro Vasti”.
• Wash your hair after Shiro Vasti only with Lukewarm water (Hot water is contraindicated).
• 10 minutes rest on the massage table is advised in case you are prescribed extra belly massage.
• To benefit from the treatment, it is essential to take food only when hungry. Skip the meal when there is no hunger.
• See that you are hungry when you have treatments, so that assimilation of the herbs can happen.
• The quantity of your food must be according to your hunger. When there is no hunger, take less quantity of food. When much hunger, take moderate quantity of food. Maintain a mild hunger throughout the day. Avoid eating stomach full at every meal to avoid directing all your energy towards digesting only. This will cause tiredness and lead to indigestion and lack of appetite. Hunger is essential to obtain expected results from the treatment.
• Chew the food properly in the mouth and eat in the silence. Remain seated for 10 minutes after finishing the food.
• Advised to go to bed not later than 9 – 9:30 pm.
• Do not leave your room during the night (either to go to the kitchen or walking due to sleeplessness, etc.).
• Wear warm clothes whenever you feel cold (to avoid getting cold).
• Trips, tours, and travel during the treatment is not advised (exception will be done for a single time shopping for souvenirs).
• There is a chance that the time of some treatments may vary. Please be
  relaxed and understanding for when unforeseen situations which may arise.
• Please inform the doctor in case of any infections, inflammations, indigestion, diarrhoea, or any unusual discomfort.
• If you have any complaints or suggestions, please be fair and contact us directly, not to spread negativity among other patients too.
• Clear all your doubts during your stay by us, be it regarding medicine, treatment, or anything else.
• For any medical issues please consult the doctors, for any technical issues, the manager.
• Please inform the doctor if you are on any other medications.
• Do not take shower immediately after taking food, wait until the digestion is over.
• Always shower after the treatment and never before.
• Drink sufficient water during the day, till 7 pm latest (1.5-2 liters)
• Do not dispose the napkins or toilet papers into the toilet.
• Eco-friendly and try not to waste water and electricity.
• Concentrate and be involved in the treatment during your whole stay. We need your complete cooperation and commitment.
• Try your best to maintain a balanced state of mind, to remain calm, content and whenever you need any type of counselling, let us know. We will be always with you.
• Relax physically and mentally as much as possible during the day.
• Be thoughtful of the other patients with whom you will be sharing the campus. Ensure that your activities do not cause inconvenience to your fellow patients.
• Religiously follow all the advises given by doctors. It is not allowed to leave the hospital premises after 6 pm.
• Before going outside please take permission from the concerned person.
• Be respectful towards the herbs in your medications even when the taste is unpleasant sometimes. Kindly bear in mind that these herbs are helping your recovery.

Since this is a research institute, all patient data are recorded with utmost accuracy so that we can find a lasting cure for MS in the future. And so, everybody is invited to participate in the program to find the solution for MS. We include all our patients in the research program since it is essential, and we request your cooperation with us.

You are welcome at our hospital at any time. There you can meet our patients in different stages of their treatment. It is also possible for you to contact other patients with their consent. You can feel free to watch our video testimonials on the website as well.

Most relapses can be managed within the first 60 days of the PAMS treatment. However, in more aggressive forms of MS, additional treatments (a second or third round) may be necessary to control further relapses and disease progression.

In some cases, patients may experience multiple relapses within a year. If a patient arrives at Ayush Prana with active disease, a relapse may still occur despite starting treatment.

For mild to moderate relapses, herbal medications can help manage symptoms effectively. However, it typically takes a minimum of three weeks for the treatment to reach all body systems, take full effect, slow disease deterioration, and stop its progression.

In the case of a severe relapse, corticosteroids may be required as an emergency measure to control the attack.

Our team will closely monitor your condition and, based on your needs, adjust the treatment plan as needed to ensure the best possible outcome.

Treating Multiple Sclerosis effectively requires intensive therapies, comprehensive care along with radical lifestyle changes, including adjustments to diet, sleep, and physical activity.

 At Ayush Prana, these changes play a crucial role in recovery and must be followed carefully, especially during the inpatient period. Each patient will receive a personalized lifestyle plan (pathya) designed to support their healing process.

For the best results, it is essential to follow pathya consistently. Not adhering to the prescribed lifestyle may increase the risk of complications during or after treatment. Our team will provide ongoing guidance and support to help patients adjust to these changes. However, if a patient repeatedly struggles to follow the prescribed path, we will issue reminders and, if necessary, a formal notice to reinforce the importance of commitment. In cases of continued non-compliance, we may have to reconsider the continuation of treatment.

We warmly welcome those who are dedicated to completing their full course of treatment at Ayush Prana (please refer to our online consultation for more details). 

The prescribed lifestyle may be more challenging for individuals who:

This pathya will be challenging to those:

• Who experience difficulty to stand by themselves due to the advanced stage of progression
• Who cannot walk at all (EDSS above 5)
• Who have severe pathological mental disturbance
• Are looking for a wellness retreat or casual stay rather than a structured medical treatment program.

Alternative Treatment Options

For those who cannot travel due to physical limitations, herbal medications can be prescribed remotely. Once their condition improves, they are welcome to visit for full treatment.

If you’re interested in starting treatment, please register on our website to schedule a consultation and receive a prescription for herbal medicine.

Payment & Reservation Policy

Advance Payment: Half of the total treatment cost to be paid at the time of admission.

Remaining Payment: The rest of the amount is due once the paid amount is consumed, typically around the middle of the treatment. Then the next payment is required.

Payment Methods: Payments can be made online in the specified instalments. Any exchange rate differences or bank fees will be charged to the patient.

Charges & Adjustments

Non-Treatment Days: If you arrive early and are not undergoing treatment yet, you will only be charged for accommodation and meals.

Treatment Calculation: Once treatment starts, the cost remains the same regardless of the number of therapies per day, as determined by the doctor, according to the patient’s needs.

Unexpected Breaks: If there are treatment-free days for any reason, you will only be charged for food and stay (see bystander pricing) and small additional charges may apply for specific herbs, extra care, or other services.

 Booking & Confirmation

Our centre has limited availability (only around 35 patients at a time). 

Your place at Ayush Prana is confirmed once:

1. Your flight is booked and confirmed, and you have paid a €100 advance to reserve your accommodation.

This advance will be deducted from your final bill. However, if you cancel your reservation, the amount will serve as a cancellation fee.

No, we don’t have other branches.

On the first day at Ayush Prana, patients are encouraged to rest and sleep to recover from their journey. This initial period of rest helps the body adjust before starting treatments. Over the next 2–3 days, preparatory therapies for Shirovasti will be administered to ensure the body is ready for the main treatment.

When you arrive at Ayush Prana for the first time, a junior doctor will have a detailed conversation with you. She will explain how everything works, answer any questions you may have, and review the essential guidelines to help you achieve the best results during your stay. Once this introduction is complete, your daily routine can begin. You will receive a personalized therapy plan, with treatment times communicated to you each day.

Each day at Ayush Prana follows a structured yet relaxed rhythm, balancing treatments, relaxation, and personal growth. Patients wake up early and follow a daily schedule that includes two or more treatment sessions, three meals, and ample time for rest. There are opportunities for group meditation, self-led yoga, and learning the table (an Indian percussion instrument), under the guidance of our teacher—an enriching practice that enhances brain coordination and fine motor skills.

Beyond treatments, Ayush Prana fosters a warm, family-like atmosphere where it’s easy to integrate and enjoy the company of others. After meals, patients can spend time together in a supportive way—singing karaoke, playing instruments, reading, playing cards, or simply sharing conversations. While we are not an entertainment resort, we occasionally organize group activities where everyone can participate, relax, and connect with each other.

It is not preferable to travel during Ayurvedic treatment. A state of complete rest is advised.

Since the therapies extend over a long period of time, with doctors’ consent one may undertake short travel to nearby sightseeing locations once the patient’s condition is stabilized. There are few beautiful locations one can visit.

Even though there are many unknown causative factors for MS, Dr. Prasanth could find in almost all the patients during hundreds of consultations some common factors listed as follows:

60-70% of Multiple Sclerosis patients have neuro-immune axis, what is triggered by uncontrolled prolonged infections by certain microorganisms, toxicity, immune compromised conditions like prolonged childhood infections, and frequent antibiotic intake etc.

• Mental-emotional stress over a long period of time including traumas of any kind, shock, could trigger or the cause the disease.
• Genetic causes, both dormant and recessive traits.
• Accidents causing physical trauma in vital marma points (car accidents, falls, etc)
• Multiple vaccination in a short duration of time will present a severe challenge for the body. Many patients have reported many MS symptoms shortly after getting the shot.
• Stronger reasons like the above, along with poor sleep pattern, bad quality in sleep, chaotic and unhealthy lifestyle could lead to a Vata disturbance. If not corrected in time may lead to Vata disorders.
• Patients with Vata constitutions are more prone to Vata disorders
• Certain chemicals ingestion in Pitta and Pitta – Kapha constitution where they react strongly neuro immune anomaly can set in which can lead to this diagnosis.

We have rooms which can be used to accommodate disabled patients. Few of our ground floor rooms have ramp for the wheelchair. The rooms and bathrooms are quite spacious. for the disabled patients.

Ayush Prana is situated at the end of a small village in a silent area with almost no traffic. Still, we wish to discourage the expectations of a 100% stillness. At times there may be some noise due to maintenance work of the place, or the neighbourhood where the music can be heard from the nearby Church, Temple, or Mosque. It is at the same time a very safe place, without any infractions, where the tourists or any foreigners are welcomed by the locals. One of the most beautiful things here is the familiar and the relaxed atmosphere and out exceptionally friendly staff.

India has a predominantly humid climate, and first-time visitors may be surprised by the humidity upon arrival. However, most patients adapt naturally within a few days.

Our hospital enjoys a naturally cooler environment compared to the surrounding areas, thanks to a small river running parallel to the campus and an abundance of trees providing ample shade.

March – June (gradual warming into summer): Temperatures begin to rise gradually from March, which has a comfortable average of 30–32°C, reaching 35–40°C by peak summer in May and June.

June – August (Monsoon): Frequent rainfall throughout the day, bringing relief from the heat, though temperatures remain mild.

September – March (Pleasant Season): Comfortable daytime temperatures between 25–30°C, with slightly cooler nights.

 With minimal temperature fluctuations throughout the year, sunshine is a constant companion, brightening both our days and spirits.