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| About me |
| Dr Gowthaman, Medical Director of rVita, practices Ayurvedic Medicine (Indian Systems of Medicine). His key areas of interests include General health, Women and Pediatric care, Preventive care, and Stress & Sleep disorders. Dr Gowthaman is also a specialist in Herbology, Organic farming, and CAM aspects of Pet care. Dr Gowthaman holds a B.A.M.S., degree from SCSVMV University, India, and he has 9 years clinical practice in India and Europe. He also does a popular daily TV show on health and wellness. |
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| Specialization |
| Ayurvedic Medicine |
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| Professional Expertise |
| Have 8 + years clinical experience in managing 50 bedded Ayurevda hospital |
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| Experience |
| 10 years of practice in Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine |
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| Licenses |
| Tamilnadu Board of Indian Medicine, Tamilnadu | |
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| Association Memberships |
| Central Council for Indian Medicine, Govt of India, India (C.C.I.M) since 2002 | |
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| Contact Details |
| rVita Health Center, No.2, Krishnamacharya Avenue, Adayar, Adayar Ananada Bhavan, |
| Chennai-600020 |
| India |
| Ph: 91-44-22413598 |
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Mobile: (994) 007-9511 |
| consult@rvita.com / gowthaman@rvita.com |
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