About us

Kundan Ayurvedic Centre, 1974-

The late Dr. Kuldip Singh Kundan founded the Kundan Ayurvedic Centre in 1974. And since its inception, the Kundan Centre has focused on providing quality care and specialized treatment for those suffering from chronic kidney disease and other related ailments. In the years since Dr. Kundan opened the clinic, medicine has developed many new treatments to relieve the symptoms of those suffering from chronic kidney disease.

Having followed in his father’s footsteps, Dr. Balkar Singh Kundan graduated medicine in 1991, and later, joined his father at the Centre in 1995. After interning and doing research in several hospitals, Dr Balkar brings a wealth of experience to the Centre. Dr. Balkar’s wife, Dr. Gaganpreet has also joined the team at the Kundan Ayurvedic Centre, and her dedication and love of medicine has played a major role in making the Centre a haven of faith and trust.

Mission statement

Plant based ayurvedic medicine

There are two types of ayurvedic medicines; plant based (kashadh aushadhi) ayurveda and metal/chemical based (ras aushadhi) ayurveda. Chemical based medicine may contain metal and could be harmful to kidneys. So, because of this poor excretion of chemical based (ras aushadhi) ayurveda, we always use plant based (kashadh aushadhi) medicine for patients with kidney disease. We avoid metallic derivatives and inorganic chemicals in all of our medicines.

We offer seminars to help spread the word and make ayurvedic physicians aware of the dangers of chemical based ayurvedic medicines. We always encourage the use of natural herbal cures, and we always explain how herbal medicine can change electrolyte balance, particularly for potassium levels.

At Kundan Ayurvedic Centre, we’re knowledgeable about the chemical composition of the herbs we use. Just a few of the plants we use in extract form are Guduchi, Kutki, Bhringraj, Gokhru, and Tulsi.