Ayurvedic treatments include dietary and lifestyle modifications, herbal remedies, detoxification procedures (Panchakarma), yoga, meditation, and pranayama (breath control). The goal is to restore balance and harmony in the body.

Ayurveda differs from the western medicine in the way it treats disease. Western medicine groups treatment by symptoms and treats people having same symptoms as similar. Ayurveda on the other hand works on the cause of disease rather than symptoms and treats every individual as a unique entity and the therapy is specialized in each case.

The timeline for improvement varies based on the individual, the nature of the condition, and adherence to the treatment plan. Some people may experience relief quickly, while others may require more time for a sustainable impact on their health.

Ayurveda offers comprehensive support for cancer patients, integrating dietary, lifestyle, and herbal interventions. Before treatment, it focuses on building strength. During treatment, Ayurveda helps manage side effects and supports the body. After treatment, it aims to cleanse, tonify, and boost immunity to prevent recurrence, utilizing herbs, therapies, and yoga practices.