Dr. Sheeba Raveendran
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Dr. Sheeba is the founder and Chief Physician of Ashwini Ayurvedic Hospital. She is an Ayurvedic graduate from Kerala University, and is registered under Maharashtra Medical Council. She has been practicing in Mumbai since 1990. Raised in a traditional Ayurvedic family in Kerala, she has access to many exclusive formulations that has benefited her patients immenslyDr. Sheeba has the distinction of practicing pure Ayurvedic methods in disease management. Dr. Sheeba has won two awards also a) National Achiever's Award for Healthcare Excellence- 2009 b) Mother Theresa Sadbhavana Award - 2013
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Q: What is Dr. Sheeba Raveendran's education qualification?
A: Dr. Sheeba Raveendran has the following qualifications - BAMS.
Q: What does Dr. Sheeba Raveendran specialises in ?
A: Dr. Sheeba Raveendran specialises as Ayurveda.
Q: How many years of experience does Dr. Sheeba Raveendran have?
A: Dr. Sheeba Raveendran has an overall experience of 38 years. View where has Dr. Sheeba Raveendran practiced in the past.
Q: Who is Dr. Sheeba Raveendran?
A: Dr. Sheeba is the founder and Chief Physician of Ashwini Ayurvedic Hospital. She is an Ayurvedic graduate from Kerala University, and is registered under Maharashtra Medical Council. She has been practicing in Mumbai since 1990. Raised in a traditional Ayurvedic family in Kerala, she has access to many exclusive formulations that has benefited her patients immensly Dr. Sheeba has the distinction of practicing pure Ayurvedic methods in disease management. Dr. Sheeba has won two awards also a) National Achiever's Award for Healthcare Excellence- 2009 b) Mother Theresa Sadbhavana Award - 2013 . View more details about the doctor on Practo.
Q: What is the meaning of Ayurveda?
A: Ayurveda is an ancient system of healing illness which means "science of life" (Ayur = life and Veda = science). Ayurveda recognises human being as part of nature and is governed by three major energies termed as "Vata" (wind), "Pitta" (fire), and "Kapha" (earth).