Taittiriya Upanishad
Traces the five elements in order, then says that from the earth came plants, from plants came food, and from food, people. It calls food the eldest of all beings.
Source (opens in a new tab)
Naturopathy for gut, liver, hormone and mind.
Bloating, a fatty liver on a scan, a thyroid reading that won't settle, nights you can't sleep through. They look like four problems. In your body they're connected, so we treat them as one, with the oldest tools there are: food, water, sunlight, air and rest.
Watch which of the four areas light up. Nothing is saved or sent.
Your gut, liver, hormones and nervous system talk to each other all day. Tap a link in the circle to see how.
Figures from published studies, not from our clinic.
Everyone's plan covers all four. Where it starts depends on what's loudest for you.
Indian nature cure is built on the pancha mahabhuta, the five elements. The Taittiriya Upanishad describes them arising in order: space, air, fire, water, earth, and from the earth, plants and food. Gandhi gave each one its own chapter in Key to Health. We use all five.
Every plan moves through the same three phases. How long each one lasts depends on you. We decide that together after the first consult.
Take off the load first. The late dinner, the sugar in every tea, the bakery snacks, whatever your gut is reacting to. In naturopathy, digestion and elimination come first, so we get your bowels regular before anything else.
Settle what's irritated. Simple cooked food, moru and other fermented foods, water therapy at home, breathing practice, and a proper bedtime.
Rebuild. Protein and whole foods go back in, foods return one at a time, movement gets stronger, and you leave with a plan you can keep once the programme ends.
You've probably heard all three words at home. Shuddhi is purity, shanti is peace, pushti is nourishment.
The ideas behind this programme were written down in India long before anyone called them nature cure.
Naturopathy is old. The research on it is new, and growing. A few findings that line up with what we do:
In a randomised trial, yoga delivered online eased IBS symptoms and improved quality of life.
Meditation and yoga for IBS, randomised trial, Am J Gastroenterol (2023) (opens in a new tab)A small Indian pilot trial found a cold hip bath helped with constipation symptoms.
Cold hip bath in functional constipation, pilot trial, Indian J Yoga & Naturopathy (2024) (opens in a new tab)Across lifestyle studies, losing a modest amount of weight through food and activity reduces liver fat and inflammation.
Diet and lifestyle in fatty liver disease (MASLD), review (opens in a new tab)An Indian randomised trial of naturopathy and yoga in young women with PCOS reported lower testosterone and better mood scores than the comparison group.
Naturopathy and yoga in PCOS, randomised trial (opens in a new tab)Eating dinner earlier gave steadier blood sugar through the night than eating late, in a randomised cross-over trial.
Eating dinner early, randomised cross-over trial (opens in a new tab)Sunlight in the morning is linked to falling asleep earlier and a steadier body clock.
The role of sunlight in sleep regulation, BMC Public Health (2025) (opens in a new tab)These are published findings, not promises about your results. Every body responds differently, and naturopathy works alongside medical care, not instead of it.

You don't need special ingredients or a particular cuisine. We build the plan from what's in your local shops, wherever you live.
A shared stove in a Gulf flat or a UK supermarket trolley. The plan uses what you can actually get.
Gulf, Europe, Canada or Australia. We fix call times that suit both of us.
Bring what you already have, from any lab in any country.
Worried about a parent in another city or country? You can enquire for them and join the calls.
Usually 1 to 3 months, set after your first consult
Send a short note or a WhatsApp message. You'll hear back within one working day.
One to one, online. Your history, routine, food and sleep, and any reports you already have. You'll leave knowing where we start, roughly how long it takes, and what it costs.
Week by week through Shuddhi, Shanti and Pushti, written around your kitchen and your hours.
Regular check-ins to see what's working. When something isn't, we change that one thing and leave the rest alone.
A plan to carry on with once the programme ends. Usually one to three months in all.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly. There's no such thing as a silly question here.
No. Keep taking what your doctor prescribed. Naturopathy works alongside it, and any change to your medicines is between you and your doctor.
No. It's naturopathy and yoga, a separate system recognised by India's Ministry of AYUSH. Dr. Sreekavya holds a BNYS, the degree in naturopathy and yogic sciences.
No. Periods, PCOS and perimenopause are a big part of the hormone work, but thyroid, blood sugar, digestion and sleep matter for everyone.
Yes. It's all online. We fix call times that suit both of us and write the plan around the food you can get where you live.
Malayalam. If you'd rather speak in English, just ask.
We set the length after your first consult, once we know what we're working with. Most plans run one to three months.
It depends on what your plan needs, so there's no fixed price on the site. You'll get a clear figure after the first consult, before you commit to anything.
Not always, which is why we check first. Some medicines and conditions rule it out, and so does pregnancy. Plenty of plans use no fasting at all.
Yes. You can enquire on their behalf and join the calls if they'd like you there.
Tell us what's been going on. We'll say honestly whether Reset Naturally fits, and where to begin.
You'll hear back within one working day.
The other programmeRewire MindfullyIf the stress comes from thought patterns and old reactions, the NeuroYoga pathway works on that side.Explore