Dr. Shinde's Ayurvedic Cancer Care Clinic has treated patients since 1986 from its centre at 69, Koyala Bakhal, Yashwant Road, Indore. New Delhi (Delhi) is about 680 km from our Indore clinic. Patients reach us by train via New Delhi (NDLS) or fly into Indore; many begin online and have medicines couriered, visiting in person only when needed. This page covers how care works for New Delhi 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 New Delhi 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 New Delhi patients is Lung 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 New Delhi patients, online care plus courier delivery removes the need for constant travel.
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Delhi families come to us from AIIMS, the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute in Rohini, Apollo and Sir Ganga Ram — usually mid-treatment, exhausted by side effects, asking what more can be done. Our answer is classical adjuvant Ayurveda: forty years of cancer-specific protocols that run alongside Delhi's hospital medicine, never against it.
Delhi's air adds a layer no other city forces on us: for lung-cancer patients and anyone on thoracic radiation, winter smog months get specific respiratory-support herbs, steam protocols and indoor-air guidance. Diet plans handle Delhi's rich eating-out culture — chemo weeks mean home-cooked dal-roti-sabzi in soft formats, fried and cream-heavy dishes paused, daytime chaach replacing night curd.
Delhi–Indore is effortless: multiple daily direct flights of about 90 minutes and fast trains on the Delhi–Indore corridor. Many families fly down once for the free in-person consultation; everything after runs on WhatsApp (+91-8889188821) with couriered medicines reaching Delhi addresses in 2–3 days.
We map her infusion day and prescribe around it — certain herbs on non-chemo days, soothing and appetite support throughout, with safe gaps from her hospital drugs. Her RGCI team should know we're on board.
For lung and throat patients, yes — November to February we add respiratory herbs and practical exposure rules. It's a Delhi-specific layer our outstation patients don't need.
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.