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Supporting the Heart's Pumping Capacity & Functional Fitness
For selected patients with chronic heart failure.
Heart failure means that the heart is unable to pump blood as effectively as the body needs. Madhavbaug's program combines selected Ayurvedic therapies with functional rehabilitation, nutrition and physician-supervised medical management.
Our 4 Core Services
Panchakarma Program
The physician-designed protocol may include Snehana, Swedana, Hrudayadhara, Basti and other supportive Ayurvedic procedures. Intensity and suitability are determined according to cardiac condition.
Diet Program
Personalized nutrition focusing on appropriate calories, protein adequacy, weight management, salt/fluid considerations where medically indicated, blood sugar and lipid control, and individual dietary tolerance.
Exercise Program
Progressive activity according to functional capacity: breathing exercises, mobility, walking-based activity, gradual endurance training and functional rehabilitation. Significant heart failure requires physician guidance.
Medicine Program
Ayurvedic medicines may be selected individually. Existing heart-failure medicines remain important when prescribed by a cardiologist; medication adjustment should be medically supervised.
Research & Evidence
Research by Dr. Rahul Mandole and Madhavbaug research team:
1. Sane R, Aklujkar A, Patil A, Mandole R. “Effect of heart failure reversal treatment as add-on therapy in patients with chronic heart failure: A randomized, open-label study.” Indian Heart Journal. 2017;69(3):299–304. PMID 28648417. A randomized open-label study evaluated Heart Failure Reversal Therapy as an add-on to standard chronic heart-failure treatment.
2. Sane R, Mandole R. “Efficacy of heart failure reversal treatment in patients with low ejection fraction.” Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine. 2018;9(4):285–289. PMID 30287144. The study evaluated an Ayurveda-based Panchakarma protocol in chronic heart-failure patients with EF 10–30%.
3. Sane R, Mandole R, Amin G, et al. “Impact of one week of Ayurveda-based therapy, lifestyle and diet modification in heart failure patients with reduced ejection fraction: A retrospective study.” Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine. 2025;16(2):101083. PMID 40073801.
Patient-friendly explanation: Heart-failure management is not only about the ejection fraction number. Our integrated approach aims to support heart function, exercise capacity, symptoms, lifestyle, metabolic health and quality of life.