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The team who take the time to listen

Chronic disease care is a partnership measured in months, not minutes. Our team combines Ayurveda and Homoeopathy with clinical nutrition and lifestyle medicine — one protocol, coordinated around you.

Who we are

The Cure Cabin is a small, deliberately small, team of homoeopathic and Ayurvedic physicians working alongside nutrition and lifestyle counsellors. We work out of Kanpur and consult with patients across India, most of them online. Almost everyone who reaches us has already been somewhere else first — usually several places — and arrives with a folder of reports, a list of medicines and a condition that keeps coming back the moment the last course ends.

That is the problem we set the clinic up to handle. Chronic and autoimmune illness does not respond to a ten-minute appointment and a prescription. It responds to someone taking a full history, understanding what is driving the flare-ups, and then staying with the patient month after month while the body actually corrects itself. So that is how we run: long first consultations, one combined protocol per patient rather than parallel treatments, scheduled follow-ups, and dose changes made on evidence rather than on a fixed calendar.

How the team works together

You are not passed between departments here. Every patient is assigned a lead physician who owns the case from the first consultation to discharge, and the rest of the team supports that plan rather than adding separate opinions on top of it.

Jainendra Pratap

Founder & Chief Executive Officer — The Cure Cabin & VitalBIQ

Jainendra founded The Cure Cabin after watching how badly the system serves people with long-running illness — the repeat prescriptions, the specialist-to-specialist referrals, the years spent managing a condition nobody had actually investigated. The clinic is his answer to that: enough consultation time to understand a case properly, and a treatment plan the patient can follow at home without turning their life upside down.

He runs the organisation itself — the clinical standards the doctors work to, the way protocols are documented, the follow-up system that keeps patients from falling through the gaps, and the research side under VitalBIQ. He does not treat patients; the clinical decisions belong to the physicians.

Dr. Abhishek Dixit

BHMS · Preventive Health Care & Preventive Medicine

Dr. Dixit handles the part of the practice that stops illness before it needs treating. Much of his day is metabolic — prediabetes, insulin resistance, fatty liver, weight that will not move, thyroid numbers drifting in the wrong direction — the findings that turn up on a routine report and get ignored for another two years.

His consultations go into detail on how you actually eat, sleep, sit and move, because that is where these conditions are made and unmade. Patients leave with something specific enough to start the same evening, not a printed diet chart. He also oversees health-checkup interpretation for patients who want a second reading of results they were told not to worry about.

Dr. Amit Churasiya

BHMS · Autoimmune Disorders

Dr. Churasiya takes the clinic's autoimmune and chronic skin cases — psoriasis in all its forms including scalp and palmoplantar, vitiligo, alopecia areata, bullous pemphigoid, chronic urticaria, rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis. These are the cases that arrive after five, seven, eleven years of steroid courses that work until they are stopped.

His approach is to work out what keeps provoking the immune response in that particular patient — gut, stress, infection load, food triggers, seasonal pattern — and treat that, while managing the visible flare gently enough that the skin is not made worse in the process. He is direct about how long it takes and about the rebound patients should expect if long-term steroids are withdrawn too quickly.

Dr. Reena Prerna Patel

BHMS · Mind Healing & Stress-Linked Conditions

Dr. Patel works with the cases where the mind and the body are clearly driving each other: migraine, chronic sleep problems, anxiety, hormonal disturbance, gut symptoms with no structural finding, and the flares that patients can date precisely to a bereavement, a job or a move.

She also supports patients under long treatment for autoimmune disease, where the exhaustion of a condition that has already lasted years is its own clinical problem. Her consultations are unhurried on purpose — a stress-linked case cannot be read off a report, only out of a conversation.

What your first consultation looks like

The first consultation runs 30 to 45 minutes. We go through your full history — when it started, what has been tried, what helped and for how long, what your days look like now — and read any reports you have. If we need investigations before deciding anything, we say so instead of prescribing blind.

You then receive one written protocol: the medicines, the dietary corrections, the lifestyle changes and the review date. Follow-ups are scheduled from the start. Between visits you can reach the care team on WhatsApp for anything that cannot wait.

If your condition is outside what we treat, or needs conventional or emergency care, we will tell you at that first consultation rather than take the case.

Doctor qualifications and medical registration numbers are available on request. Transparent credentials are part of trustworthy care — if you would like to verify a doctor's registration before consulting, just ask us.

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