Vision
In today’s technological and scientific world, healthcare has made some of the most amazing advances and yet, ironically, health itself has been forgotten. People are willing to spend any amount of money to get cured but almost nobody is willing to spend even a small amount of time to simply not fall sick. And when they do fall sick, people believe that the costliest treatments will cure them, when all they need to do is to trust nature and their own body to cure itself.At Lyaa, our vision is to make you aware that health — losing it, regaining it, maintaining it — is well within your own reach. A mere intake of medicines or following a short-term disease management programme cannot uproot ailments from the human system. What you need is lifestyle knowledge, so that your body can stay healthy over the long term.
At Lyaa Wellness, we believe in nature’s powers. We have the time and we make sure you get the time to just sit back and heal. Our naturopathy cures draw lessons from nature to teach you to mould your own habits and daily routines along healthy lines. Stay with us, and learn the simplest ways to stay healthy, therapies that can easily be practised at home and also taught to other family members. Soon, they can be made a part of your family’s lifestyle, and you will see the amazing change that can be wrought in the shortest of times.
Book yourself into Lyaa Wellness for a short break. We have two qualified Naturopathy and yoga physicians, Dr Vibhas and Dr Jincy Vibhas, who will diagnose your ailments, prescribe suitable treatments, and supervise your overall physical and psychological wellbeing. There are male and female qualified therapists also on attendance.
Lyaa Wellness is located at Melur Meadows, in the foothills of the Nilgiris, in the very lap of serene nature. The tranquility is in itself the first cure, followed by the naturopathy.
The creator of this concept of creating good health naturally is Major Sathyanarayanan, the CEO of Melur Meadows Alternative Lifestyle Private Limited, Chennai.
