Dr Vijith Sasidhar
Founder
Sreekrishna Ayurveda was established in 2005, inspired by Dr Vijith Sasidhar ‘s profound journey through the realms of Ayurveda. Under the mentorship of esteemed gurus, including Dr P. Ramanohar, Dr P.M.S. Raveendranath and Brahma Sri Valloor Shankaran Namboothiri, he dedicated himself to preserving the ancient practices of Ayurveda, particularly the pre-colonial training methods that have been largely forgotten. His vision was clear, to create a center that not only provides treatment but also educates and preserves the rich heritage of Ayurvedic wisdom.
Healing Beyond Geography
The journey of Sreekrishna Ayurveda did not remain confined to the backwaters of Kerala. With a growing interest in holistic health sweeping across the West, the center expanded to Amsterdam, a city known for its cultural openness and alternative health care trends. This was not a mere branch, but a thoughtful transplant a collaborative center offering authentic Ayurvedic education and therapy to a European audience increasingly disillusioned by pharmaceutical quick fixes. From yoga practitioners to chronic illness sufferers, many found answers in Ayurveda’s philosophy of prevention and personalization. Europeans welcomed the tradition with open arms and open hearts.
What makes Sreekrishna Ayurveda uniquely revered, both in India and abroad, is its unyielding commitment to authenticity. In an era where Ayurveda can be reduced to a spa checklist, this center remains uncompromising in its roots. “Sreekrishna Ayurveda is not a wellness centre. We are registered as an Alternative and preventive health care Centre in Amsterdam”, says Dr Vijith Sasidhar. While many centers offer
hybridized, generalized treatments, Sreekrishna Ayurveda’s strength lies in personalized healing, staying true to the classical texts and diagnostic methods. Their practice is not cosmetic, it is cellular, emotional, and spiritual.
From detoxes of Panchakarma to Shamana Chikitsa for chronic diseases, each treatment is as unique as the patient’s pulse. Rooted in Panchanidana Pareekshna (five-fold diagnostic methodology of ayurveda) and Prakriti evaluation, the treatment plans project the center’s conviction, genuine healing is not a matter of repair but of realignment. No matter if it is gut health, migraines, infertility issues, or autoimmune conditions, each therapy is carefully tailored, honoring the interaction of doshas, lifestyle, mental health and even regional climates.
Tradition vs. Globalization
With growth comes resistance. As Sreekrishna Ayurveda spread all over the world, it faced practical and cultural obstacles, particularly in nations where Ayurvedic treatments are either misunderstood or misgoverned. Some treatments, such as medicated bastis or nasya, are restricted overseas. Rather than compromise, the center invests in patient, partner, and practitioner education.
Their outreach tries to demystify Ayurveda without watering it down, so international citizens can safely enjoy its entire range responsibly. Apart from most centers that outsource the manufacturing of medicine, Sreekrishna Ayurveda formulates its own in the watchful eye of qualified doctors. The facility follows stringent quality control, including heavy metal testing and botanical standardization. Here, the herbs are not just clean, it is consecrated through intention and tradition.
The soul of the center lies in its team a close knit circle of experienced Ayurvedic doctors, therapists, and caregivers. The center also houses a Gurukulam, an immersive training institute for international students who wish to study Ayurveda in its purest, teacher-student format. It is a rare ecosystem where ancient teaching styles merge with modern case discussions, creating ambassadors of authentic Ayurveda for the world.
Healing is Not Just Physical
At its core, Sreekrishna Ayurveda upholds a philosophy of wholeness. It understands that no disorder is purely physical. Grief can affect digestion. Stress can disturb immunity. That’s why their healing protocols address mental clarity, emotional release, and lifestyle correction alongside herbs and therapies. One such story comes from France a woman suffering from chronic hormonal imbalances and anxiety.
After undergoing a customized Panchakarma regimen, along with yoga, satvik diet, and emotional counselling, she left not just symptom-free but transformed. These are not just recoveries, they are rebirths. For his tireless work, Dr Vijith Sasidhar received the Agnivesha Puraskaram, honoring his contribution to traditional training systems and therapeutic innovations. But the true reward lies in the thousands of lives touched and transformed.
Future Vision
With eyes set on reaching out all continents, the center’s vision is to build a global community of Ayurvedic practitioners rooted in integrity. Plans are in motion for international modules, herbal gardens abroad, and cross cultural retreats that blend tradition with local healing paradigms. “Ayurveda does not aim to treat the disease. It seeks to understand why you are no longer in harmony with yourself”, says Dr Vijith Sasidhar. In a fragmented world searching for wholeness, Sree krishna Ayurveda is more than a clinic, it is a cultural movement, a sacred reminder that true wellness is not invented, it is remembered. And in that remembrance lies the medicine.
From detoxes of Panchakarma to Shamana Chikitsa for chronic diseases, each treatment is as unique as the patient’s pulse. Rooted in Panchanidana Pareekshna (five-fold diagnostic methodology of ayurveda) and Prakriti evaluation, the treatment plans project the center’s conviction, genuine healing is not a matter of repair but of realignment. No matter if it is gut health, migraines, infertility issues, or autoimmune conditions, each therapy is carefully tailored, honoring the interaction of doshas, lifestyle, mental health and even regional climates.
Sreekrishna Ayurveda is where healing returns to its roots guided by tradition, sustained by wisdom, and attuned to the rhythm of life
Tradition vs. Globalization
With growth comes resistance. As Sreekrishna Ayurveda spread all over the world, it faced practical and cultural obstacles, particularly in nations where Ayurvedic treatments are either misunderstood or misgoverned. Some treatments, such as medicated bastis or nasya, are restricted overseas. Rather than compromise, the center invests in patient, partner, and practitioner education.
Their outreach tries to demystify Ayurveda without watering it down, so international citizens can safely enjoy its entire range responsibly. Apart from most centers that outsource the manufacturing of medicine, Sreekrishna Ayurveda formulates its own in the watchful eye of qualified doctors. The facility follows stringent quality control, including heavy metal testing and botanical standardization. Here, the herbs are not just clean, it is consecrated through intention and tradition.
The soul of the center lies in its team a close knit circle of experienced Ayurvedic doctors, therapists, and caregivers. The center also houses a Gurukulam, an immersive training institute for international students who wish to study Ayurveda in its purest, teacher-student format. It is a rare ecosystem where ancient teaching styles merge with modern case discussions, creating ambassadors of authentic Ayurveda for the world.
Healing is Not Just Physical
At its core, Sreekrishna Ayurveda upholds a philosophy of wholeness. It understands that no disorder is purely physical. Grief can affect digestion. Stress can disturb immunity. That’s why their healing protocols address mental clarity, emotional release, and lifestyle correction alongside herbs and therapies. One such story comes from France a woman suffering from chronic hormonal imbalances and anxiety.
After undergoing a customized Panchakarma regimen, along with yoga, satvik diet, and emotional counselling, she left not just symptom-free but transformed. These are not just recoveries, they are rebirths. For his tireless work, Dr Vijith Sasidhar received the Agnivesha Puraskaram, honoring his contribution to traditional training systems and therapeutic innovations. But the true reward lies in the thousands of lives touched and transformed.
Future Vision
With eyes set on reaching out all continents, the center’s vision is to build a global community of Ayurvedic practitioners rooted in integrity. Plans are in motion for international modules, herbal gardens abroad, and cross cultural retreats that blend tradition with local healing paradigms. “Ayurveda does not aim to treat the disease. It seeks to understand why you are no longer in harmony with yourself”, says Dr Vijith Sasidhar. In a fragmented world searching for wholeness, Sree krishna Ayurveda is more than a clinic, it is a cultural movement, a sacred reminder that true wellness is not invented, it is remembered. And in that remembrance lies the medicine.
