Dr. Shinde's Ayurvedic Cancer Care Clinic has treated patients since 1986 from its centre at 69, Koyala Bakhal, Yashwant Road, Indore. Kolkata (West Bengal) is about 1500 km from our Indore clinic. Patients reach us by train via Howrah (HWH) / Sealdah or fly into Indore; many begin online and have medicines couriered, visiting in person only when needed. This page covers how care works for Kolkata patients, the cancers we see most, the route to the clinic, and what a first visit involves.
Three generations of one family practise together — Akhilesh Shinde (founder, 1986, forest-herbalist, 4000+ patients), Dr. Amrita Shinde (B.A.M.S., women's cancers), and Dr. Mayank Shinde (B.A.M.S., blood & brain cancers, who coordinates online follow-up for Kolkata patients).
See a doctor for diagnosis if you notice: a lump that does not settle; unexplained weight loss or fatigue; a mouth sore or patch that won't heal; a cough or hoarseness over three weeks; or any abnormal bleeding or change in bowel/bladder habit. Ayurvedic treatment is planned around a confirmed diagnosis, not instead of one.
In the Ayurvedic view, arbuda (cancer) reflects long-standing dosha imbalance and accumulation of ama (toxins). Contributing factors include tobacco/gutkha use, diets heavy in fried and preserved food, environmental exposures, chronic stress and irregular routine, and family history.
Each protocol is individual, combining internal herbal medicines, Panchakarma-based detoxification where suitable, diet correction and rasayana (rejuvenation) therapy. The clinic treats 28+ cancer types. A common focus for Kolkata patients is Liver Cancer, alongside:
Breast · Lung · Oral · Blood · Colon · all 65+ →
Four decades in one location, a family team that sees cases through, herbs prepared in-house, and a free first consultation. For Kolkata patients, online care plus courier delivery removes the need for constant travel.
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Kolkata families reach us from Tata Medical Center New Town, CNCI, SSKM and Apollo — often for a parent, often mid-chemo, always with the same questions about appetite, weakness and whether the next cycle can be less brutal. Our four decades of adjuvant protocols answer exactly that, and the Kolkata–Indore rail link has carried our Bengali patients for years.
Bengali kitchens give us excellent treatment-phase tools: soft fresh rice as the anchor, light macher jhol reintroduced when digestion and the cancer type allow, mustard-oil pungency moderated for mouth and throat patients, mishti held back during chemo weeks. Paan-zarda oral cancers, common across the city's para culture, get dedicated mucosa-healing and quitting modules.
Direct daily trains link Howrah with Indore (a comfortable overnight-plus run), and one-stop flights connect in under four hours. Most Kolkata families still choose online: reports on WhatsApp to +91-8889188821, free video consultation, medicines couriered across the city — Salt Lake to Behala — in 3–4 days.
Yes — we map his cycle dates and prescribe in the safe gaps, targeting nausea, fatigue, mouth ulcers and falling counts. His TMC team stays informed; nothing in their plan changes.
Consultations run in Hindi and English; most Bengali families manage comfortably, a relative can join the video call to assist, and our team guides every step on WhatsApp.
Learn more on the Ayurvedic cancer clinic in India homepage or see all 28+ cancer types we treat.
Book a free first consultation — call +91-8889188821 or WhatsApp us.