Dr. Anup Nath Shivyogi, a pioneer in the field of holistic and integrated healthcare, has dedicated his life to serving humanity—especially the underserved populations in rural India. Through the Maa Aadhyashakti Holistic Health & Care Foundation, he has initiated a remarkable Holistic Health Program focused on the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of people in remote and resource-deficient areas. His approach blends the wisdom of traditional Indian healing systems—such as yoga, Ayurveda, homeopathy, naturopathy, acupressure, and spiritual healing—with the tools and diagnostics of modern allopathy. The primary goal is not only to treat disease but to promote preventive, curative, and transformative health practices among rural populations who often have little or no access to quality healthcare.
Since the year 2000, Dr. Anup Nath has been running a free charitable holistic dispensary, along with organizing mobile health camps in rural belts where even basic medical infrastructure is lacking. These camps are not merely clinical setups but holistic healing platforms that aim to address the root cause of illnesses rather than just managing symptoms. His team of volunteers, therapists, and paramedics travels to remote areas, offering free consultations, medicine distribution, and preventive care sessions. Special attention is given to women and children—two of the most vulnerable groups in any rural setup. The Mother-Child Health Camp is a flagship initiative, providing pregnant women with iron, calcium supplements, tetanus vaccinations, as well as nutritional guidance and yogic breathing exercises to aid in healthy pregnancies and natural deliveries. For children, these camps conduct basic health check-ups, deworming, growth tracking, and education on hygiene and balanced diets.
In addition to medical treatment, Dr. Nath’s program offers guidance on lifestyle correction through yoga, meditation, and spiritual teachings, encouraging individuals to connect with their inner consciousness. This integration of physical health with emotional and spiritual wellness is what sets his model apart from conventional health missions. His work is inspired by the values of Seva (selfless service) and Swasthya (holistic well-being) as taught by ancient Indian scriptures and modern spiritual masters like Acharya Shri Ram Sharma and Mata Bhagwati Devi of the Gayatri Parivar.
Another major contribution of Dr. Nath’s rural health movement is the participation in national healthcare drives, especially the Pulse Polio Immunization Program, where his team actively ensures full immunization of children in neglected villages. He has also provided support in disaster and epidemic relief in flood-prone and pandemic-affected areas, distributing free homeopathic immunity-boosters and hygienic kits, educating villagers on prevention methods rooted in both modern science and traditional health wisdom.
The holistic health program also addresses mental and emotional health through counseling, motivational talks, and spiritual satsangs. Villagers, often suffering from stress, anxiety, and addiction, find new purpose and strength through these gatherings, where ancient stories, meditation practices, and Vedic healing techniques are taught in simple, local dialects for better understanding and adoption. These sessions are especially valuable for the youth, guiding them towards a life of purpose, character, and service.
Dr. Anup Nath’s work represents a rare fusion of compassion, ancient Indian heritage, and medical expertise. His grassroots programs have already benefitted thousands of individuals and continue to expand across various states in India. By taking holistic healthcare to the doorstep of the poor and forgotten, he is not only healing bodies but also uplifting spirits and transforming entire communities. His vision is to create a healthier, happier, and spiritually awakened rural India—one village at a time.
Holistic Health and care Foundation
Holistic Health and care Foundation
Holistic Health and care Foundation
