Ayurveda · Lancing

Ayurveda consultations in Lancing

Ayurveda is a traditional system that originated in India thousands of years ago. It looks at the whole person, including diet, daily routine, sleep and lifestyle, and places a strong emphasis on balance in everyday life.

Khaled Ben Moussa's framed certificates on the clinic wall, including his Bachelor of Arts degree in Ayurveda

Khaled holds a BA (Hons) in Ayurveda. Consultations are offered alongside, not instead of, conventional medical care, so please keep seeing your GP and don't stop or change any prescribed medication.

What a consultation involves

  • A whole-person consultation
  • A look at your lifestyle, diet and routine
  • An introduction to Ayurvedic principles
  • An approach that sits alongside your usual medical care

What to expect

The consultation opens with a detailed conversation about your general health, daily habits, diet, sleep and lifestyle.

Khaled explains Ayurvedic principles as they relate to you, and may suggest practical changes to your diet or daily routine for you to consider. You decide what fits your life.

Should anything you mention need medical attention, Khaled will suggest you contact your GP.

Questions

Ayurveda, answered

What is Ayurveda?

A traditional Indian system that considers the whole person, including diet, routine and lifestyle. Its focus is balance in everyday life.

Is Ayurveda a replacement for conventional medicine?

No. Ayurveda is offered alongside conventional medical care, not instead of it. Keep seeing your GP and don't change prescribed medication without speaking to them.

What qualifications does Khaled have in Ayurveda?

Khaled holds a BA (Hons) in Ayurveda. He is also a registered osteopath (GOsC 3309) and a Licentiate of The College of Homoeopathy.

Can I see Khaled for both osteopathy and Ayurveda?

Yes. They are separate approaches. When you get in touch, Khaled will talk through what you're looking for and which kind of appointment suits you.

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