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Singh Yoga & Ayurveda

He reads your pulse himself, with his own two fingers.

Then he takes your blood pressure at the desk, asks what has been going on, writes it on a paper form, and tells you what he found — in plain words. One practitioner, start to finish. The first pulse reading is free.

Singh Yoga & Ayurveda

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Where
Pearland, TexasBy appointment
Seen by
Dr. K. B. SinghAyurvedic practitioner
Method
Pulse reading, by handEvery visit
Also included
Blood pressure, at the desk
First reading
No charge
Fee after that
on booking

First reading is free. No card, no obligation.

Ayurveda is complementary care. It is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment, and nothing here is a diagnosis.

Dr. K. B. Singh holding a patient's wrist to read her pulse, across the desk in his consultation room, daylight through the blinds behind him.
  • Pulse read by hand, every visit
  • Blood pressure taken at the desk
  • One practitioner, start to finish
  • Yoga and Ayurveda from the same person
  • Online yoga classes
  • Pearland, Texas — by appointment

Why people come

Most people arrive with something that has been going on a while.

Pick the one closest to yours and we’ll take it from there. You are not committing to anything, and you do not need to know what a dosha is.

Ayurveda is supportive care, and this list is about what brings people in — not a list of things we treat or cure. Anything urgent belongs with a physician.

Your first visit

What actually happens, in order.

There is no waiting room and no clipboard at a front desk. You sit down across a wooden desk from the person who is going to see you.

We are new online and have no reviews yet, so rather than show you stars, here is the visit itself. How the pulse reading works.

A patient laughing at the consultation desk while Dr. Singh holds her wrist, handwritten notes spread between them.
You sit down and he asks what has been going on. It is a conversation, not an intake queue.
Dr. Singh fitting a manual blood-pressure cuff to a patient's arm at the desk.
Blood pressure comes out at the desk, by hand, on every visit.

What you can book

Four things, and what each one costs.

We would rather put the figures on the page than make you phone for them — the two that start free are free, and the rest are being confirmed with the practice now.

Pulse reading Nadi Pariksha

No charge for your first reading

Follow-up consultation

being confirmed

Yoga

First week free

Steam room

being confirmed

What each one involves, in detail · The yoga, and the free first week

Dr. K. B. Singh in his consultation room, stethoscope round his neck.

Who you will see

Dr. K. B. Singh, and only Dr. K. B. Singh.

He is the Director of the practice and an Ayurvedic practitioner, trained at Ahinsa Ayurvedic Medical College. He reads the pulse, takes the blood pressure, writes the notes and teaches the yoga. There is no one to be handed off to.

He is not a licensed physician, and Ayurvedic practice is not licensed by the State of Texas. We would rather say that plainly than let you work it out later.

His training and how he works

The first pulse reading costs nothing. Come and see what he finds.

Tell us what has been going on and we will come back to you with a time. If you would rather just talk to someone, (713) 449-5265.

The practice's own listing offers a free pulse reading. What happens after the first visit is confirmed when you book. Hours are confirmed when you book.

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First reading is free. No card, no obligation.


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