Ayurveda Neuro Hospital and Research Centre was founded by Dr. Manoj Sharma, a nationally and internationally recognized expert in Ayurveda Neurotherapy. Using specialized Ayurvedic techniques, he treats spine, joint, and neurological disorders. Through his dedication and deep knowledge of traditional medicine, he has helped lakhs of patients from over 90 countries recover and improve their health.

Dr. Manoj Sharma, from Kota, Rajasthan, is the founder of Ayurveda Neuro Hospital and Research Centre. He is recognized nationally and internationally as a master of Ayurveda Neurotherapy.

Dr. Sharma has been residing in Kota, Rajasthan, for the past 15 years. He runs the Ayurveda Neuro Hospital and Research Centre, where he continues his medical practice. At his centre, spine, joint, and neurological disorders are treated through specialized Ayurvedic neurotherapy techniques.

Additionally, ENT issues, PCOD, and several other health conditions are successfully treated through Ayurveda Neurotherapy. Their approach not only provides relief but also contributes to anatomical improvements. The centre reviews medical investigations such as MRI and X-ray reports and provides treatment aimed at restoring patients’ normal health, with many patients expressing high satisfaction. Patients visit the hospital from across India, and it also receives many international patients.

Dr. Sharma was born in Khanpur tehsil, Jhalawar district, where he spent his childhood and completed his initial education. He completed his VMS from Sikar, Rajasthan. After completing his VMS, he began practicing and later joined a government job, where he served for approximately 14 years. He later resigned, moved to Kota, and established his Ayurveda Neuro Hospital, beginning his independent practice.

He was inspired to pursue Ayurveda Neurotherapy by his grandmother, who guided him in this specialized field. He further researched and developed these techniques extensively. Today, his methods are considered among the fastest in India, with patients often receiving treatment within the time a doctor might typically take to write a prescription. His work has earned him fame and recognition.

Today, Dr. Sharma treats patients from nearly 90 countries. Many VIPs and prominent personalities seek his expertise. Over the years, he has successfully treated lakhs of patients from India and abroad.

He credits his family as the source of his inspiration and strength. His grandfather, grandmother, and parents have been his guiding lights. The techniques and therapies taught by his grandmother are the foundation of his global recognition. He considers these family members his role models.

A quote by Atal Bihari Vajpayee motivates him deeply: \"छोटी सोच और पांव की मोच कभी आगे नहीं बढ़ने देती।” He follows this philosophy, always keeping his thinking and dreams big and learning from every mistake.

Neurotherapy expert Dr. Sharma finds it difficult to express his childhood in words, noting that childhood memories are precious and form the foundation of one’s personality and growth. These memories, he believes, are crucial in building one’s character.

After completing his VMS, he initially faced many challenges. He started practicing in Kanpur but had to leave for various reasons. He then worked in an Ashram in Jaipur for some time but eventually quit as he found no interest in that work. He returned to Kota and started his own setup. He shares that he faced many struggles from childhood and spent approximately seven years achieving stability. After securing a government job, which he held for 14 years, he realized he was unsatisfied and decided to start his own hospital. Today, he enjoys a prestigious reputation globally.

Dr. Sharma emphasizes that Ayurveda is a vast field. Anyone wishing to pursue Ayurveda Neurotherapy must be dedicated, should set aside pride, and maintain a willingness to serve. Growth in this field requires humility, a constant desire to learn, and keeping the learner’s mindset alive.

He advises people to have faith in their country and uphold traditional values. Ayurveda, he notes, teaches ways to remain healthy and prevents spine, joint, and neuro disorders. It is part of daily life, through kitchen practices and guidance from elders, one can follow routines that maintain health. Understanding and practicing these roots ensures a disease-free body and long-term well-being.