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Who you will see

Dr. K. B. Singh, stethoscope round his neck, in his consultation room with the herb shelves behind him.

Dr. K. B. Singh

Ayurvedic practitioner


He is the Director of the practice, trained in Ayurveda at the Government Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram, and has been in practice for more than 30 years. In a consultation he does every part of it himself: he listens, reads your pulse at the wrist by hand, takes your blood pressure at the desk, writes the notes on paper, and explains what he found. Then, if you come for it, he teaches the yoga too.

There is no front desk, no triage, and nobody to be passed along to. For a lot of people that is the entire appeal; for some it is a reason to go somewhere bigger, and that is a reasonable choice.

Training and practice.

Name
Dr. K. B. SinghAyurvedic practitioner
Role
Director, Singh Yoga & Ayurveda
Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in AyurvedaGovernment Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram, India
  • M.S. and PhD, Ayurvedic MedicineCalifornia Ayurvedic College and Institute, USA
  • D.H.M.S., Diploma in Electro HomeopathyUSA
In order of study
Also practises
Naturopathic medicine
In practice
More than 30 years
Does himself
Pulse reading, blood pressure, notes, and the yogaEvery visit
Not
A licensed physician. Neither Ayurvedic nor naturopathic practice is licensed in Texas.Stated plainly

Where it happens

It is a consultation room, in a house.

We would rather you knew that now than worked it out from a photograph. It is a room with a wooden desk, two chairs, shelves of labelled herb containers, and blinds that let in a lot of Texas daylight. There is no waiting area, because you are the only appointment in the room.

The practical consequence is that you get the whole of someone’s attention, and the practical cost is that you cannot walk in. The address is confirmed when you book.

Dr. Singh reaching across the desk to fit a blood-pressure cuff to a seated patient, herb containers on the shelves behind them.
The room, mid-consultation. Blood pressure by hand, at the desk, on every visit.

Sit down opposite him and see what he makes of it.

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