Ayurvedic Support for Chronic Kidney Disease in the UK
Complementary Ayurvedic wellness consultations for people managing chronic kidney disease across London and the UK — alongside your GP or nephrology care, never as a replacement for it.
How a consultation works
- We review your recent results: eGFR, creatinine, CKD stage and dialysis status.
- We note your blood pressure, diabetes status, and every medicine and supplement you take.
- We outline a herbal and dietary protocol based on that picture, for you to review with your GP or kidney specialist.
- We stay in touch and adjust the plan as your situation changes.
Herbs and safety
We draw on classical Ayurvedic formulations, such as Gokshura, Punarnava and Varuna, and we choose them only after reviewing your medicines. Herbs can interact with prescribed medicines, and CKD changes how your body handles many substances. Read our guide to the herbs we draw on and the safety checks that come first.
Who is behind this site
The educational content on this site is written by RK Hanna, Lead Clinic Practitioner at Nisarg Ayurvedaa. Read more about the clinic.
Ayurvedic consultation is complementary and educational — not a substitute for dialysis, prescribed medicines, or specialist nephrology care, and we do not claim to cure or reverse chronic kidney disease. Last updated: October 5, 2026.
UK Kidney Health Guides
Free educational guides covering CKD stages, eGFR, creatinine, kidney tests, diet and common questions — written to help you prepare for conversations with your GP or kidney specialist.
Come to us — book your free consultation
Bring your recent results and a list of your medicines. The initial consultation is free and with no obligation, and it runs alongside your GP or kidney specialist's care, not instead of it.
Medical Disclaimer
Nisarg Ayurvedaa provides complementary Ayurvedic wellness consultations and educational information. This is based on traditional Ayurvedic practice and is not a replacement for emergency medical care, conventional dialysis, prescribed medicines, or specialist nephrology and transplant care. Never stop or change a prescribed medicine without approval from your GP or kidney specialist. See our full medical disclaimer.