Phone No: +91 9434 788 960 Email: sksayurvedic@gmail.com
Phone No: +91 9434 788 960 Email: sksayurvedic@gmail.com

We at SKS one of the top CCIM approved BAMS Ayurvedic colleges in Up take it as our prime duty to aware the masses about some of the deadliest diseases which Ayurveda can also help to cure.

For students seeking BAMS Ayurvedic colleges in Rajasthan we are giving them an opportunity to get to know about the Ayurvedic Cures direct from home at the same time we invite their applications as well to get more better experience of Ayurveda.

BAMS Ayurvedic colleges in Rajasthan

Amla

 Amla is a superfood of Ayurvedic origin. It is one of Vitamin C’s richest sources and also includes quercetin, phyllaemblic compounds, gallic acid, tannins, flavonoids, pectin, and various polyphenolic compounds, making it the king of rejuvenating. Three decades of scientific research have proven the conventional use of amla to be right. For students seeking BAMS Course Admission in Haryana we would like to inform that we have a state of the art herbal garden which contains more than tons of medicinal plants.

Garlic

Garlic contains sulphur, flavonoids, arginine, and selenium. When the bulb is chopped or crushed the bio-active garlic compounds are formed from allicin. The European Prospective Investigation on Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC), an ongoing multinational study in 10 countries, has demonstrated a positive co-relationship between garlic and onion consumption and reduced cancer risk. We at SKS Ayurvedic College & Hospital one of the top choice of students looking for BAMS Course in Delhi NCR provide the facility of well equipped labs as well so that they can make experiments on all the herbal plants to get the better outcomes. 

Turmeric

Haldi is one of the most sought after herbs because of its anti-cancer properties. Antioxidant, analgesic, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic qualities are related to this. The main component of turmeric is cur cumin, a potent antioxidant that scavenges free radicals and inhibits cancer cell growth