Dr Paneri Sharma Ayurveda

The Sharma Ayurvedic clinic is located in the city of Ahmedabad and has been in existence since nineteen sixteen. It was founded by the Surajmalji and Khubilalji Sharma brothers and has successfully treated patients for Parkinson’s disease, Herpes, and Multiple Sclerosis, among others.

Our treatment is done through the ancient and time-honored practice of Ayurvedic medical diagnosis, counseling, and treatment. There are no known treatments for these diseases in Western medical practice.

The current Director of the clinic is Dr. Mukesh Paneri, a graduate of The Gujarat Ayurvedic University, Gujarat, India. This University has the reputation of being ranked the number one Ayurvedic University in India. Dr. Mukesh Paneri has been the Director of the Sharma clinic since 1977 and has integrated the research and knowledge of his predecessors, the late Sharma brothers and of his own father, the late Dr.Bhavanishanker Paneri.

Dr. Mukesh Paneri known around the world for his expertise Treatment of trigeminal neuralgia, hemifacial spasm, disabling vertigo; and craniocervical junction and cervical problems and Parkinson MS.

Dr. Mukesh Paneri is an Ayurvedic expert who practices Ayurveda according to traditional Ayurvedic principles. He is one of the few Ayurvedic doctors who can claim succession to an authentic lineage of knowledge under the Guru-Shishya (teacher-disciple) system of learning. For more than 25 years Dr.Mukesh Paneri has worked closely with the late Dr. Rajvaidya Bhavani Shanker Paneri and learned the intricacies of ORGANIC herbal medicines and their preparations.

Dr. Mukesh Paneri has successfully treated thousands of patients for chronic conditions as well as common ailments in the Sharma Ayurvedic Clinic.

Dr.Mukesh Paneri has treated patients in India, United States, Europe, UK, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and other parts of the world.
Dr. Mukesh Paneri makes and mixes organic herbal medicine and prescribed prepared by him at his place.

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