Getting started
Do I need a doctor's referral to come to Nirmal Kaya?
No. You can book an assessment directly, and most people do. A referral is not required for anything we offer. If you are already under a doctor's care, bring their notes — we work alongside prescribed treatment rather than around it, and never advise you to stop or change medication.
Nirmal Kaya is a wellness centre, not a hospital. Our services are preventive and supportive, and none of them require a referral to access.
That said, some things genuinely need a doctor first. Every condition page on this site ends with a plain list of the symptoms that mean you should seek medical care instead of coming to us — and we would rather you read it and go elsewhere than book with us and lose time.
If you are already being treated
Bring the prescription and any recent reports. Several of our therapies are screened against medication and existing conditions, and we can only screen on what we are told.
Where you are under a physician's care for something like blood pressure, diabetes or PCOS, we provide lifestyle support alongside that treatment. Not instead of it.
Still not sure? Call 7696661169 — we would rather explain twice than have you guess once.
People also ask
Is naturopathy a replacement for my medication?
No, and we will never advise you to stop or change prescribed medication. Our services support your health alongside medical treatment, not instead of it. If anyone at a wellness centre tells you to stop a prescription, that is a reason to leave. Any change to medication is a conversation with the doctor who prescribed it.
What happens at a first visit to Nirmal Kaya?
Your first visit is a 40-minute consultation, not a treatment. A practitioner takes your history, asks what you have already tried, and examines what is relevant. Nothing is recommended in that session. You leave knowing what we found; any plan comes afterwards, in writing, with a price attached.