About Us

Dr. Sreelekha R S
BAMS, MD (Alternative Medicine)
-Certified Health and Nutrition Life Coach
-Diploma in Sports Nutrition
-Fellowship in Sports Rehabilitation
-PG Diploma in Clinical Research
-EPGDM
Dr. Sreelekha acquired her BAMS degree from the prestigious Government Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. She has more than a decade’s experience in ayurvedic treatments. She also has a MD in alternative medicine . After acquiring post graduate diploma in clinical research, she worked in pharmacovigilance and drug safety for a few years. She later acquired diploma in diet, nutrition and health coaching.
She founded Swastha.Life to pursue her passion for wellness through Ayurveda. She combines her experience in traditional ayurveda with diet and nutrition to provide customised wellness and lifestyle plans for everyone.

What is Swastha
The word “Swastha” has 2 parts. “Swa” and “Stha”. Swa represents “own self” and “Stha” represents “to be situated or existence”. The word Swastha means healthy.
Who is Swastha
Samadosha Sama agnischa samadhathu malakriyaha
Prasanna athmendriya manaha, swastha ithyabhidheeyathe
If all doshas are in balance and digestion, assimilation and cleansing are proper, and your mind and sensory organs are healthy, then you are a healthy person. As per Ayurveda, it is clear that being healthy doesn’t mean you are free from diseases but means that you feel good and happy in all aspects.
Here in Swastha.Life, we give you support to attain a healthy life as per Ayurvedic definitions, integrating ancient Ayurveda knowledge along with current practical learnings.
How can you be ” Swastha”
As per Ayurveda one needs “Samyak ahara vihara and vichara”. “Ahara” is food habits, “Vihara” is all about habits and activities and “Vichara” is about thoughts and mental health. You need a balanced and holistic approach in your ‘Ahara’, ‘Vihara’ and ‘Vichara’ practices to achieve ‘Swastha’. In a way it is all about adapting to a healthy lifestyle guided by Ayurveda.
Currently the world is grappling with non-communicable diseases also known as non-infectious epidemics mainly due to impaired and unbalanced lifestyle practices. The age old system of Ayurveda and yoga primarily focuses on prevention of diseases through lifestyle modifications.
Ayurveda provides elaborate advice on lifestyle practices. It proposes daily routines to be followed (dinacharya), to relax your body muscles through oil massage (abhyanga), changes in routine as per climate changes (ritu charya) importance of exercises and methods of cleansing your body on a regular basis.