For the assessment, Ayurvedic expert Ajay Singh uses the Rogi-Roga Pareeksha method, which combines disease detection with a thorough examination of the individual.

Ayurvedic diagnosis and subsequent treatments differ from conventional medicine in that a doctor diagnoses solely based on the disease (roga), whereas Ayurveda considers the individual as a whole — body and mind (rogi). A comprehensive examination not only ensures an accurate diagnosis but also allows for personalized treatments for each guest.

Ajay Singh evaluates the whole body, as Ayurveda believes that every individual carries the energy necessary for healing, helping the body achieve a healthy, balanced state.

One of the most important diagnostic tools is the Ashtasthana Pariksha, an 8-point examination that includes:
• Nadi (pulse)
• Mutra (urine)
• Mala (stool)
• Jihwa (tongue)
• Shabda (sound)
• Sparsha (touch/skin)
• Drik (eyes and vision)
• Akriti (overall body appearance)
This method provides a complete and thorough assessment and aids in both diagnosing and predicting health issues.

Instead of focusing solely on treating the disease or prescribing medicine, the Ayurvedic expert emphasizes techniques that strengthen the body’s inherent health and support recovery. This is called Svabhavoparamavada, reflecting the Ayurvedic principle of helping the body use its own energy to heal.

Treatments and herbs are essential parts of the process, but they only support the body’s self-healing rather than induce it. According to Ayurveda, illness is caused by an imbalance of the doshas. Determining the patient’s dosha and then identifying the root cause of the illness requires precise training that takes years.