"Ayurveda" is the traditional Indian medicine and literally means "the science of life". 

Today, Ayurveda in its traditional or modified form is known almost worldwide and is enjoyed by many people, especially in the western world, as a relaxation or wellness program. 

Although many people today see it that way, Ayurveda is not an alternative medicine that can only be used for minor ailments or for a wellness vacation, but an ancient and serious medical system that has a wealth of knowledge and experience that our modern, only a few centuries old conventional medicine can only dream of. Ayurveda is probably the oldest and best documented medical system in the world and has 2000-5000 years of documented medical experience. 

It is a holistic healing system that focuses on maintaining the health of the healthy and curing the diseases of the sick. Ayurveda is not just about alleviating symptoms when someone is ill, but about fighting the causes of the disease or preventing the disease from the start with a healthy lifestyle. 

Ayurvedic medicine focuses primarily on the individual observation and treatment of each person by dividing each person into certain "doshas" that require individual treatment. 

Everything that is done in Ayurveda follows the basic principles and laws of nature. Accordingly, medicinal treatment is also carried out exclusively in the form of natural and herbal medicine that are well tolerated by the human body and yet highly effective. 

Especially in today's age of chronic civilization diseases, there is a need for a revolution in the current health system and a well-developed infrastructure of such valuable naturopathic systems.