Consultations can be held in English for native English-speaking patients, expats, international residents and visitors in Tel Aviv.
ENGLISH-SPEAKING CLINIC IN TEL AVIV
English-Speaking Ayurveda Clinic in Tel Aviv
In-person Ayurveda and Persian medicine consultations at Arlozorov 82, with English or Hebrew care, a careful two-meeting intake and a practical personal plan for digestion, sleep, perimenopause, menopause or fertility context.
Looking for an Ayurvedic clinic in Tel Aviv in English? VEDICA offers a clear two-meeting process: first a detailed intake and traditional pulse diagnosis, then a personal plan for food, routine, infusions and herbs shaped by current medications, diagnoses and recent blood tests when relevant.
Arlozorov 82, Tel Aviv · Intake and personal plan in two meetings · English / Hebrew · 20 verified 5-star Infomed reviews
Inbal Hanasab is a certified Ayurveda practitioner and a member of the Israeli association for the advancement of Ayurvedic medicine.
Good fit for
- English-speaking patients, expats, olim and international residents in Tel Aviv.
- Visitors staying long enough to begin a meaningful nutrition, herbs or lifestyle process.
- People seeking complementary support alongside conventional care.
- Anyone who wants Ayurveda and Persian medicine explained in clear, practical English.
Before the first consultation
- Bring current medications, supplements and relevant clinical diagnoses if applicable.
- Recent blood tests or medical documents help place the plan beside your existing medical picture.
- For fertility, menopause, perimenopause or cycle-related support, note cycle history, IVF context, blood tests or current medical follow-up.
- Write down the main patterns you notice around digestion, sleep, stress, energy and food.
For English-speaking patients in Tel Aviv
VEDICA is built for people who want Ayurveda explained clearly and practically. For English-speaking patients, the consultation creates space to describe symptoms, daily habits, medical background, stress, digestion, sleep and energy in a language that feels natural and precise.
The clinic combines Ayurveda with traditional Persian and Iranian food knowledge. That means the conversation can include doshas, digestion, daily rhythm, herbs, spices, infusions, food habits, Persian-Iranian tradition and the way the body responds to stress, seasons and lifestyle.
The process is designed to work side by side with Western medicine. Diagnosis, medication, mental-health care, fertility treatment and medical follow-up stay part of the picture; the Ayurveda and Persian medicine plan is built around that clinical context, not outside it.
What the clinic can support
Digestion and food habits
Personalized nutrition, meal rhythm, herbs and gentle routine changes for people dealing with sensitive digestion, heaviness, bloating or changing appetite.
Stress, sleep and energy
Supportive daily practices, food choices, infusions and routine adjustments that can help the nervous system settle without promising quick fixes.
Menopause, cycle and fertility support
Complementary Ayurveda guidance around nourishment, rhythm, stress, digestion, hot flashes and sleep, including beside menopause care, fertility preservation or IVF when medical care is already in place.
Ayurveda and Persian-Iranian food traditions
A combined framework using Ayurvedic diagnosis, herbs, spices, infusions and Persian-Iranian food knowledge to understand constitution, food tendencies and lifestyle patterns.
How the process works
1. First meeting
A deep intake, traditional pulse diagnosis and a broad view of digestion, sleep, stress, energy, cycle, medical background and routine.
2. Second meeting and personal plan
A practical plan with food guidance, infusions and routine changes. When herbs are relevant, current medications, recent blood tests and clinical diagnoses guide the decision.
3. Follow-up
Ongoing support helps refine the plan, answer questions and adjust as the body and schedule change.
Practical guides
Start with the question that brought you here
Perimenopause and menopause, clearly explained
Hot flashes, sleep, cycle changes, blood tests, clinical diagnosis and where food, movement and cautious complementary care can fit.
Read the menopause and perimenopause guideAyurveda alongside fertility and IVF
What complementary support can reasonably focus on, how herbs are coordinated with treatment, and when the fertility team must come first.
Read the fertility and IVF guideSensitive digestion with fatigue
A framework for medical checks, symptom tracking and personalized nutrition, routine and herbal support.
Read the digestion and fatigue guideNatural sleep and stress support
Separate sleep patterns, test practical habits, and understand where complementary Ayurveda may fit.
Read the sleep and stress guideAyurvedic medicine explained
A direct definition, what happens in consultation, and how Ayurveda can sit beside Western medicine and clinical context.
Read what Ayurveda meansTraditional Persian medicine
Potential benefits as a personalized framework, evidence limits, and VEDICA’s integration with Ayurveda.
Read the Persian medicine guidePatient feedback
Excerpts from 20 verified 5-star Infomed reviews
VEDICA links to the public Infomed profile, where Hebrew patient reviews are displayed. These short excerpts are English translations for English-speaking visitors.
5-star review
"From the first moment, I felt in professional, attentive hands."
5-star review
"Inbal treats with a rare mix of knowledge and sensitivity, and adapted the care exactly to my needs."
5-star review
"I felt she was truly accompanying me through the whole process in a sensitive and gentle way."
5-star review
"Inbal knew how to adapt nutrition and tea infusions in a way that brought real relief."
FAQ
How should I choose an Ayurvedic practitioner in Tel Aviv?
There is no objective single “best” practitioner for everyone. Compare training, experience with your concern, how the process handles medications, blood tests and diagnoses, language, process transparency, public third-party reviews and personal fit. VEDICA publishes its process, practitioner background, Tel Aviv address and Infomed profile so these points can be checked.
Ayurvedic clinic Tel Aviv: what does VEDICA offer?
VEDICA is a private complementary-care clinic at Arlozorov 82, Tel Aviv, led by certified practitioner Inbal Hanasab. English or Hebrew consultations use a two-meeting intake and personal-plan process and can focus on digestion, sleep, stress, perimenopause, menopause symptoms or complementary fertility support.
Are consultations available in English?
Yes. Consultations at VEDICA can be held in English or Hebrew, including for native English-speaking patients, expats, visitors and international residents in Tel Aviv.
What happens in the first Ayurvedic consultation?
The first meeting includes a detailed conversation about digestion, sleep, energy, stress, habits and health background, alongside traditional pulse diagnosis. The second meeting turns that assessment into a practical personal plan.
Can Ayurveda support digestion, stress, sleep or fertility?
The VEDICA process is built side by side with Western medicine. Current medications, clinical diagnoses, recent blood tests and medical follow-up shape the plan before nutrition, daily routine, infusions or herbs are considered.
Who is the English-speaking clinic a good fit for?
The clinic can be a good fit for English-speaking patients, expats, olim, international residents and visitors staying in Tel Aviv who want private Ayurveda and Persian medicine guidance in English.
What should I prepare before the first consultation?
It is helpful to bring or mention current medications, supplements, clinical diagnoses, recent blood tests or medical documents if relevant, fertility or cycle context if relevant, and the main symptoms or goals you want to focus on.
Is the clinic suitable for English-speaking patients living in Tel Aviv?
Yes. The clinic is located at Arlozorov 82 in Tel Aviv and can support English-speaking patients who want Ayurveda and Persian medicine explained clearly in English.
What kind of clinic is VEDICA?
VEDICA is a private complementary-care clinic led by Inbal Hanasab, a certified Ayurveda practitioner. Consultations combine Ayurveda with Persian-Iranian food traditions alongside Western medical information, current medications, diagnoses and blood tests when relevant.
Can the personal plan include herbs?
Yes, when they fit the clinical context. Current medications, supplements, recent blood tests, diagnoses and medical follow-up are reviewed before an individualized herbal formula is included.
Looking for an English-speaking Ayurveda practitioner in Tel Aviv?
Send a short message with what you would like support with, whether you prefer English or Hebrew, and whether you are already receiving medical care for the issue.