The Beginning of Nature Cure
Nature Cure Naturopathy Clinic was founded in 1990 by the late Dr. Shankar Sadashiv Sahasrabuddhe. His dedication to research, naturopathy and individualised care established the foundation on which the clinic continues to serve patients today.
The clinic brings together naturopathic principles, Ayurvedic wellness guidance and a thoughtful approach to long-term health support. Its work includes complementary support for people living with cancer, HIV/AIDS and kidney disorders, alongside appropriate medical care.
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Continuing the Legacy
Prasanna Sahasrabuddhe continues the work initiated by his father, the late Dr. Shankar Sadashiv Sahasrabuddhe. As a certified naturopathy consultant, he guides individuals seeking complementary, natural approaches to health and well-being.
His consultation approach centres on listening carefully, understanding each person's medical history and daily routine, and offering individualised naturopathy and lifestyle guidance. He works with people navigating complex, long-term health concerns, including cancer, HIV/AIDS and kidney-related conditions, while encouraging coordination with their treating medical professionals.
Prasanna emphasises consistency, practical follow-up and honest communication. For people who cannot travel regularly, ongoing guidance may be arranged by phone after an initial consultation and review of medical reports.
Guidance adapted to each person's needs and circumstances.
Ongoing check-ins and guidance when suitable.
Our Philosophy
We believe that well-being involves both physical and emotional health. Our approach combines naturopathic consultation, lifestyle guidance and attention to individual needs, without promising quick fixes or guaranteed outcomes.
The clinic's history includes research into a proprietary formulation, for which a patent application process has been described as underway. Patent status does not establish clinical effectiveness, and any medicines or supplements should be reviewed with the patient's medical team for safety and possible interactions.
We encourage patients to continue evidence-based treatment prescribed by their doctors. Complementary care is intended to support overall well-being, not replace cancer treatment, antiretroviral therapy or kidney dialysis.
Initial consultation and review of available reports
Individualised wellness and lifestyle guidance
Follow-up and progress discussions
Home-based continuity where appropriate