Complementary Wellness Approaches
Complementary wellness
approaches, for you.
Ayurveda, acupressure, yoga, phytotherapy, Traditional Chinese Medicine and homeopathy are offered here as holistic, complementary wellness services, chosen with your age, routine and preferences in mind.
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Reviewing the energy-pattern readings with you, in plain language.
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Complementary practices aimed at relaxation and energy balance.
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Everyday lifestyle areas — sleep, routine, movement, diet.
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Pressure-point and movement guidance you can continue at home.
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Referral to a qualified healthcare professional where appropriate.
01 Yoga therapy
Movement chosen
against your reading.
Yoga is an integral part of Indian culture, traced in the Upanishads and practised in daily life for thousands of years. It is offered here as a complementary wellness practice, taught and guided rather than prescribed.
At Meridian Diagnostic we guide clients through specific yogasana chosen against the energy-pattern reading. It is not a general class; it is a short list of postures aimed at particular tracks, which you can then continue at home.
02 Chakra balancing
Seven wheels
of light.
At the central core of the body spin seven main wheel-like energy centres. Each chakra is a vortex, spinning life-force energy into and out of the body — the word itself comes from the Sanskrit for wheel of light.
In this tradition the chakras may be described as distorted, out of alignment or stagnant, so that life-force energy does not flow freely. It is a traditional model, and the reading is interpreted within it.
The meridian reading works on the principle of the five elements of nature, which this tradition connects with the chakras. The reading indicates which chakra shows as weak within that framework, so complementary balancing can be aimed accordingly. It is offered as a relaxation practice; individual experiences vary.
03 Acupressure
Opening the
channel by hand.
Acupressure applies pressure to specific points on the body, hands and feet. In Traditional Chinese Medicine this is described as opening blocked channels; it is offered here as a complementary relaxation practice.
It is practised widely, and because it needs nothing but hands, the pressure points set out in your report are something you can continue at home between appointments. Individual experiences vary and results are not guaranteed.
04 Ayurveda
The knowledge
of the living.
In Ayurveda, a person is described as well as long as the energy in spirit and body is balanced. It is one of the traditional frameworks the reading is interpreted within, and is offered here as complementary lifestyle guidance.
Ayurveda holds that each being is unique — a particular union of the three energy humours, created at birth, expressing itself through bodily construction, the immune system, personal characteristics and behaviour. Its practitioners work through awareness of lifestyle, behavioural control, diet, massage, therapy and herbs.
Ayurvedic texts describe 72,000 nadis, or energy channels, in the human body. The meridian reading is interpreted against that traditional map, which is what allows the Ayurvedic guidance offered here to be specific to you rather than general.
- Vataimpulse, movement, change
- Pittametabolism, enthusiasm, heat
- Kaphastructure, firmness, endurance
05 Axiatonal alignment
A gentle, fully
clothed session.
Axiatonal alignment is offered as a complementary relaxation and energy-balancing practice. Sessions are intended to support relaxation and subjective wellbeing. Individual experiences vary.
The practitioner very lightly taps out a sequence over a fully clothed body. Many clients find it deeply relaxing and some doze off during the session.
Because it is light-touch and needs no pressure, it is often chosen by people who prefer not to have massage. Please tell us about any medical condition or recent surgery before booking, and speak to your doctor if you are unsure whether it is suitable for you.
How many sessions people choose varies from person to person. This is a complementary relaxation practice and is not a treatment for any medical condition.
What some clients describe afterwards
- Feeling more relaxed and rested.
- Finding it easier to wind down.
- A calmer, less rushed frame of mind.
- Taking more notice of everyday things.
- More inclination to slow down and take care of themselves.
These are personal accounts from clients. They are not clinical outcomes, individual experiences vary, and results are not guaranteed.
Therapy frequencies
105 spectra, drawn
from five traditions.
Alongside the hands-on approaches, the system selects therapy frequencies against your reading. These are digitised signals played through headphones. They are complementary approaches drawn from traditional practice, not prescribed medicines, and they do not treat any medical condition.
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Homeopathy
Remedy frequencies selected against the energy pattern the assessment recorded.
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Orthomolecular medicine
General guidance on vitamins, minerals, trace elements and amino acids in the diet.
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Phytotherapy
Plant-derived frequencies for the organ tracks reading as deficient or in excess.
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Ayurveda
Constitutional guidance, aligned to your dosha balance.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine
The meridian framework the whole reading rests on.
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And your own doctor
Where medical care is needed, we refer you on — with the report to take with you.
Book an appointment
Understand your body’s energy patterns.
A single 6–8 minute assessment reads the energy pattern of your 12 main meridians, followed by a written wellness report and lifestyle guidance. Book at our Paota centre in Jodhpur, or ask for a home visit.