Ayurvedic treatment is based on the doshas ( Vata, Pitta and Kapha ) . The term dosha describes the three principles that govern the psychophysiological response and pathological changes in the body. Ayurveda described health as the balanced coordination of these three systems in body, mind and consciousness. The fundamental theory of Ayurvedic treatment is based on restoration of the balance between these three major bodily systems. Tridoshic tumors are usually malignant because all three major body humors lose mutual coordination, resulting in a morbid condition.

Ayurvedic classification of neoplasms depends upon various clinical symptoms in relation to tridoshas.

Ayurveda providing effective treatment for tumors or cancer, focusing on the principle of detoxification, rejuvenation. Ayurvedic treatment involves:

• Shamana chikitsa   – treatment using Ayurvedic medicines orally

• Shodhana chikitsa – detoxification through Panchakarma therapy

• Rasayana chikitsa – immunotherapy, rejuvenation

• Diet & life style management

• Divine therapy, Yoga & Pranayama are also suggested as per the need and condition of the patient.

Ayurvedic  tumor or cancer therapies are based on the philosophy of removal the cancerous cells when possible and destroy any cells that remain. Ayurvedic treatments can be safely combined with chemotherapy and radiotherapy procedures to minimize the side effects. For Ayurvedic herbal medication popular for tumor treatments are Curcumin capsules, Ashwagandha Capsules, Chanderprabha Vati, Tulsi , capsules, Kanchnaar Guggul, Guggul Capsules .