<p>Prince Charles Thursday arrived at SOUKYA - Dr Mathai’s International Holistic Health Centre at Whitefield, where his wife Camilla has been going through rejuvenation therapy since Monday.</p>.<p>The couple celebrated the Prince’s birthday at the centre with a private dinner.</p>.<p>The private facility sprawls over 30 acres of certified organic eco-friendly farm and offers treatments to over 100 conditions. This is Charles’s first visit to the centre.</p>.<p>The Dutchess has been taking the holistic rejuvenation therapy under the care of Dr Isaac Mathai.</p>.<p class="CrossHead"><strong>Organic veg food</strong></p>.<p>“The royal couple would partake organic vegetarian food during their stay here and the food is mostly grown on campus,” sources said.</p>.<p>“Both of them are here for rejuvenation and are not taking any (specific) form of treatment.</p>.<p>“Their therapy will primarily be Ayurvedic and Naturopathy. They’ll also practise yoga during their stay,” sources added.</p>.<p>Therapy sessions at the facility last from one to four weeks. Charles and Camilla would wind up their therapy here on Saturday and proceed to New Zealand.</p>.<p>The centre has hosted guests from 100 countries. It offers various forms of treatment ranging from Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Naturopathy to Yoga and wellness.</p>.<p>When contacted, the centre, however, refused to reveal details about the royal couple’s health.</p>.<p>In recent times, a host of politicians and celebs have visited wellness centres in Bengaluru to take rejuvenation and other forms of treatments.</p>.<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi had been a guest at the S-Vyasa centre, off Bannerghatta Road, where he took treatment from his Yoga guru Dr H R Nagendra.</p>.<p>Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal often visits the Jindal Naturecure Centre off Tumakuru Road with his wife to get treatment for his diabetes and stress-induced ailments.</p>
<p>Prince Charles Thursday arrived at SOUKYA - Dr Mathai’s International Holistic Health Centre at Whitefield, where his wife Camilla has been going through rejuvenation therapy since Monday.</p>.<p>The couple celebrated the Prince’s birthday at the centre with a private dinner.</p>.<p>The private facility sprawls over 30 acres of certified organic eco-friendly farm and offers treatments to over 100 conditions. This is Charles’s first visit to the centre.</p>.<p>The Dutchess has been taking the holistic rejuvenation therapy under the care of Dr Isaac Mathai.</p>.<p class="CrossHead"><strong>Organic veg food</strong></p>.<p>“The royal couple would partake organic vegetarian food during their stay here and the food is mostly grown on campus,” sources said.</p>.<p>“Both of them are here for rejuvenation and are not taking any (specific) form of treatment.</p>.<p>“Their therapy will primarily be Ayurvedic and Naturopathy. They’ll also practise yoga during their stay,” sources added.</p>.<p>Therapy sessions at the facility last from one to four weeks. Charles and Camilla would wind up their therapy here on Saturday and proceed to New Zealand.</p>.<p>The centre has hosted guests from 100 countries. It offers various forms of treatment ranging from Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Naturopathy to Yoga and wellness.</p>.<p>When contacted, the centre, however, refused to reveal details about the royal couple’s health.</p>.<p>In recent times, a host of politicians and celebs have visited wellness centres in Bengaluru to take rejuvenation and other forms of treatments.</p>.<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi had been a guest at the S-Vyasa centre, off Bannerghatta Road, where he took treatment from his Yoga guru Dr H R Nagendra.</p>.<p>Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal often visits the Jindal Naturecure Centre off Tumakuru Road with his wife to get treatment for his diabetes and stress-induced ailments.</p>
