Ayurveda Practitioners
Ayurveda Academy of Integrative Wellness
Dr. Lina Thakar, the LEADING AYURVEDA DOCTOR IN THE USA is known as THE HOLISTIC HEALTH DOCTOR, helping groups and individuals improve health with natural healing programs as integrative healthcare NO PILL APPROACH!
With 27 years of experience in Ayurveda holistic health, Dr. Lina’s programs and consulting have empowered more than 25,000 people to achieve balanced health and optimum productivity. Ayurveda healer to many medical doctors, Dr. Lina Thakar is called the “healer’s healer.”
Founding and Board Member, National Association of Ayurveda Schools and Colleges (NAASC)
Board member, National Ayurvedic Medical Association (2013-2015)
Dr. Lina Thakar is the ONLY Ayurveda Physician in the USA who successfully joined hands with western medicine program and was invited to maintain affiliations with conventional hospitals and institutions.
Represented many esteem programs and affiliations:
Dr. Lina is a featured expert on CBS & WQED Pittsburgh TV shows, Women Speakers Association TV, Joel Bower TV show, All Business Media Radio, podcasts and in some of leading publications such as health newsletters of Hospitals, Edible Allegheny, Peaceburgh, Life on the Hills and many magazines where she continues to share the holistic healing principles from her best-selling books and top TV and radio appearances.
Dr. Lina is committed to assist and heal beyond just human souls and continues to donate monthly to animal and dog rescue organization ASPCA to extend support to our furry friends, as well.
Submitted by Ellie on 01/22/2023
I worked with Dr. Lina Thakar several years ago, and I was too traumatized to post reviews until now. I was mostly. seeking help with were digestive issues, and issues with not having regular bowel movements. Dr. Lina Thakar assured me that if I sign up for her prescribed, very expensive, program, cost: around $4500, I would revert to excellent health and balance by the end of the program. The program consisted of regular, mediocre massages, by mostly incompetent people with only minimal training by Dr. Lina Thakar. Also, a prescribed diet of only or mostly lentils and rice, and Ayurvedic herbs. A part of the program was being served the lentil and rice dish after the massages, and it was so shockingly bad, and the vegetables seemed to be canned or frozen, with no salt or spices, that I was unable to eat it. Everything about this program seemed careless. I got so much worse on this program, that I essentially stopped having bowel movements altogether. When I told Dr. Thakar, whose availability to talk to me was very sparse, she was friendly, but shockingly unhelpful and didn’t have more than a few minutes to spare. When the situation didn’t improve after several weeks, she was out of town, and even though we have the technology to talk to people who are physically in a different place, she delegated dealing with me to her very young assistant, who was kind and caring and offered some helpful advice, but didn’t really have the knowledge and experience to resolve my issues. Dr. Lina Thakar seems to be more Intersted in self promotion than actually helping her patients. A person who cares so little should not be working in the healing arts.
