Ancient pulse diagnosis, personalised herbs, and living nutrition, a gentle path back to your natural state of health, guided by Meera Menon.
Care at The 3R Clinic follows three stages: clearing what harms, rebalancing what is depleted, and rejuvenating lasting vitality.
Clearing ama (toxins) and addressing the root imbalance.
Rebalancing the doshas, repairing the tissues (dhatus) and resetting digestion (agni).
Rejuvenate (rasayana), sustained vitality and long-term wellness.
Every plan begins with pulse diagnosis, then follows the path that suits your body.
With a light touch to your wrist, Meera Menon feels the combination of 1000+ possible subtle pulses, ascertaining what is happening in your body, mind, emotions and spirit.
From this comes a treatment plan made entirely for you: herbs, diet, therapies and lifestyle, all in harmony with your nature.
Book a pulse reading →By eating in accordance with your body type you can experience a 20–30% improvement in your health, pure, seasonal, natural foods that nourish body and mind.
All fruits are sattvic; sweet ripe fruits cleanse toxins and bring energy, best in the morning or as a separate snack.
Organic rice, oatmeal and barley for nourishment, kicharee, kheer, porridge and sprouted bread.
The smaller the bean, the easier to digest; legumes with grains make complete protein, lentil soups are convalescent food.
Mild, ripe vegetables, no pungent alliums, mushrooms or potatoes, and fresh juices for prana and live enzymes.
Eat with the rhythm of the seasons and your dominant dosha, cooling, sweet foods to calm Pitta in summer; warm, grounding, oily foods to steady Vata in autumn; light, stimulating foods to lift Kapha in spring.
“How you eat is as important as what you eat, because the quality of digestion is the basis of health.”The Principles of Ayurveda
Founder of The 3R Clinic, drawing on a deep knowledge of Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis to help her community find lasting balance. She holds a degree in Ayurveda from KG Mittal Punarvasu Ayurvedic College in Mumbai, and trained in deep pulse reading under Dr. Pankaj Naram.
About Meera →Individual experiences; results vary. Ayurvedic care is complementary and not a substitute for medical advice.