Clinic Head & Lead Consultant · Ayurvedic physician
An Ayurvedic physician focused on preventive healthcare, Panchakarma, nutrition and lifestyle-related concerns. Her approach brings your medical history, everyday habits and long-term follow-up into the same conversation.
16+ years clinical experience · Clinic-reportedMarathi, Hindi & EnglishRegistration: I-67664-A
BAMS, MDAyurveda16+ yearsClinic-reported experienceResearchTwo journal author records checked3 languagesMarathi · Hindi · English
YOUR CONSULTATION IN MORWADI
Meet Dr. Shital at Madhavbaug Pimpri, Pune
Prepare for a conversation about your health, current treatment and the next step. These original photographs show the doctor at her clinic desk and the clinic entrance.
Dr. Shital More-Mhaisane at the clinic.Clinic entrance in Morwadi, Pimpri.
Location
Row House No. 2, Sukhwani Residency, Near Morjai Ganesh Mandir, Ajmera Road, Morwadi Pimpri, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra – 411018, India
Listed visiting hours
10:00 AM–7:00 PM · Wednesday closed. Confirm availability and holiday arrangements before travelling.
Dedicated to preventive healthcare and personalized Ayurvedic care
Dr. Shital More-Mhaisane is an Ayurvedic physician, published clinical researcher and Clinic Head at Madhavbaug Pimpri Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune. The clinic reports more than 16 years of clinical experience.
Her professional interests include preventive heart care, type 2 diabetes and metabolic health, Panchakarma, nutrition and chronic lifestyle-related concerns. Her approach combines classical Ayurvedic principles with appropriate health assessments, individualized dietary guidance, lifestyle modification and ongoing clinical monitoring.
Treatment recommendations follow an individual assessment and complement appropriate medical care. These areas of practice do not imply a separate specialist qualification in cardiology or endocrinology.
EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
BAMS and MD (Ayurveda)
Dr. More-Mhaisane’s publicly listed professional profile records BAMS and MD (Ayurveda) qualifications from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik. The clinic also records postgraduate education at R. A. Podar Ayurved Medical College, Mumbai.
Her supplied academic background describes postgraduate research on the physicochemical properties of Shigru Mool Twaka (Moringa oleifera) and its clinical application in Dadru. The original thesis and degree documents have not been independently reviewed for this website.
Dr. Shital More-Mhaisane, BAMS, MD (Ayurveda), is the Ayurvedic physician and Clinic Head at Madhavbaug Pimpri Pune in Pimpri-Chinchwad (PCMC), Pune. Her care interests include preventive heart health, type 2 diabetes, blood pressure, nutrition and suitable Panchakarma.
Your history, existing medicines, reports, food habits and daily routine guide the consultation. Suitable options may include Ayurvedic care, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, Panchakarma and follow-up. Necessary medical treatment and specialist follow-up should continue.
Does Madhavbaug Pimpri support heart and diabetes care?
The clinic offers Ayurvedic consultation, preventive heart-health discussions and diabetes-management support. Explore heart care or diabetes care to understand the scope and limitations. Routine consultation does not replace urgent or specialist care.
Is Dr. Shital involved in clinical research?
Journal records list her as an author of research on ischaemic heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Read the publication records and limitations. Research authorship does not establish an individual treatment outcome.
Where can I consult Dr. Shital?
Row House No. 2, Sukhwani Residency, Near Morjai Ganesh Mandir, Ajmera Road, Morwadi Pimpri, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra – 411018, India
Your symptoms, current diagnosis, prescribed medicines, available reports and daily routine help guide the conversation. Discuss meals, activity, sleep, stress, previous treatments and the changes you find difficult. A plan may include suitable Ayurvedic support, nutrition guidance and follow-up, with referral or coordination with another clinician when needed.
Consultations are available in Marathi, Hindi and English. Bring current prescriptions, relevant reports and your questions. Do not change insulin, heart medicines or other prescribed treatment because you are starting a new consultation.
The following journal records list Dr. Shital as an author. Authorship demonstrates a research contribution; it does not establish that a programme is suitable for every patient.
Ischaemic heart disease: a retrospective study
IJBCP, volume 14(1), pages 69–74. Published online 24 December 2024; January–February 2025 issue. Authors: Shital More-Mhaisane, Sadik Khan and Sachin Patil. DOI: 10.18203/2319-2003.ijbcp20243838.
The study compared baseline and 90-day measurements in 22 people receiving a combined Panchakarma-based programme and diet modification. Exercise-related measures improved during follow-up. This small retrospective study does not prove that coronary blockages cleared, isolate the effect of each intervention or justify stopping standard cardiac treatment.
Type 2 diabetes and central obesity: observational research
European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. The journal lists Dr. Shital More among the authors of a study of an integrated CDC Panchakarma protocol in type 2 diabetes.
The retrospective report describes 49 people treated at the Morwadi Pimpri clinic and changes in blood-sugar and body measurements during combined care. Its observational design cannot establish which intervention caused a change or predict an individual outcome. The study protocol is not an online diet prescription or confirmation of current programme availability.
Dr. More-Mhaisane emphasizes understanding each person’s medical history, lifestyle, health risks and individual needs. Consultations focus on patient education, realistic health goals, preventive assessment and sustainable changes that fit everyday life.
Suitable Ayurvedic care, nutrition and follow-up are discussed alongside current treatment. Prescribed medicines and necessary specialist management should continue unless the responsible treating clinician changes them.
BEYOND THE CONSULTATION ROOM
Health awareness, close to home.
Patient education is part of Dr. Shital’s approach: helping people understand their concerns, ask useful questions and plan practical next steps. Clinic channels share educational conversations for patients and families in Pimpri-Chinchwad.
Reported community recognition
Madhavbaug’s published doctor biography reports a Best Work in Diabetes Awareness Award at the Lions International Multiple Convention (2025–2026). The award certificate and exact issuing body have not been independently checked for this website. This is recognition reported in the biography, not a verified clinical accreditation.
Photographs shared by the clinic document Dr. Shital More-Mhaisane receiving recognition at professional and community events. These honours are separate from medical qualifications, clinic accreditation and evidence of treatment effectiveness.
Lions community recognition
Dr. Shital receiving a trophy at a Lions event. Madhavbaug’s published doctor biography reports recognition for diabetes awareness. The exact award title and year remain attributed to that biography; the photograph alone does not establish them.
Madhavbaug event recognition
A clinic-supplied photograph of Dr. Shital receiving a trophy at a Madhavbaug event. No unverified award category, ranking or clinical outcome is claimed.
HEALTH EDUCATION & PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
Helping patients ask informed questions
Dr. Shital’s public education includes lifestyle and preventive-health discussions through the clinic’s community activities and video channels. Explore the health guides, patient questions and experiences in context.
A Times of India page dated 15 December 2022 mentions her presentation about breathing practices, meditation and fasting glucose at the 9th World Ayurveda Congress. The page explicitly identifies the material as a syndicated press release and disclaims editorial responsibility. It is not independent validation of treatment effectiveness.
Explore the clinic’s published videos about heart health, diabetes, blood pressure, Panchakarma, nutrition and everyday wellbeing. Education supports a conversation with your clinician; it is not a personal diagnosis or treatment prescription.
The clinic lists BAMS and MD (Ayurveda), with postgraduate education at R. A. Podar Ayurved Medical College, Mumbai. Her role on this website is Ayurvedic physician, with a focus on preventive and metabolic healthcare. Separate specialist cardiology or endocrinology qualifications are not claimed.
How much experience does the clinic report?
The clinic reports 16+ years of clinical experience. Published profiles contain both 15-year and 16+ year descriptions; the exact professional start date still needs documentary confirmation. Experience alone does not establish whether a treatment is suitable for you.
Can I consult in Marathi or Hindi?
Yes. The clinic lists Marathi, Hindi and English as consultation languages. Mention your preference when booking and bring a family member if they help you explain your concerns or remember instructions.
Should I stop current medicines before the visit?
No. Continue prescribed treatment unless your treating clinician changes it. Bring prescriptions and details of insulin, tablets, herbs and supplements so suitability and possible interactions can be discussed.
How do I book a consultation in Morwadi?
Use the clinic’s Setmore booking link or call +91 73784 43322. Confirm the appointment before travelling. The supplied clinic hours are 10 AM–7 PM, with Wednesday closed. Routine booking and WhatsApp are not emergency services.
Your consultation in Pimpri Morwadi
Row House No. 2, Sukhwani Residency, Near Morjai Ganesh Mandir, Ajmera Road, Morwadi Pimpri, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra – 411018, India
Educational information does not replace an individual medical consultation. Outcomes and suitability vary. Continue prescribed medicines unless your treating doctor changes them.
Supportive Ayurvedic care does not replace emergency care or necessary cardiology, diabetes, kidney or eye-specialist treatment. New or severe chest pain, severe breathlessness, fainting or stroke symptoms need urgent hospital assessment.
Profile identity/contact and original-photo source review updated 24 October 2026. Educational background and thesis details include clinic-supplied information; original academic documents remain unverified. This is a background and source review, not a claim that the doctor has medically reviewed every website page.
Education
BAMS and MD (Ayurveda). Postgraduate education at R. A. Podar Ayurved Medical College, Mumbai.
Clinical focus
Ayurveda, Panchakarma, preventive heart and metabolic health, diet, nutrition and lifestyle guidance.
Languages
Marathi, Hindi and English. Choose the language you are comfortable with for your consultation.
Dr. Shital’s consultations consider the individual’s symptoms, health history, medicines, available reports and daily routine. Care planning can include Ayurvedic treatment, suitable Panchakarma, nutrition and ongoing follow-up. Bring questions about your current treatment and expectations.
Discuss research in context
Ask which evidence is relevant to your condition and what remains uncertain. Professional contributions do not guarantee an individual outcome.
Madhavbaug Pimpri offers consultations around preventive heart health, individualized Ayurvedic care and lifestyle support. The SHS approach may combine selected procedures, nutrition, suitable activity and monitoring. Available studies do not establish that Ayurveda reliably removes coronary blockages or replaces cardiology treatment. Whether angioplasty or bypass is needed remains an individual cardiology decision; continue necessary specialist care.
People with type 2 diabetes may discuss individualized Ayurveda and lifestyle support alongside their necessary diabetes care. Review glucose records, HbA1c, medicines, nutrition, activity and relevant complication screening with the appropriate clinician. Kidney function and cardiovascular risk also matter. Do not reduce insulin or tablets yourself; remission, when achieved, requires clinical confirmation and continued follow-up.
There is no universal result timeline. Progress depends on your condition, baseline health, treatment and other factors. Agree on goals and appropriate clinical measures at the start, then review symptoms, daily functioning or relevant results over time. Ask when to seek advice if symptoms change. A fixed number of sessions or weeks cannot guarantee a particular outcome.
Selected Panchakarma procedures can form part of an individualized Madhavbaug care plan, alongside dietary guidance, activity advice and medical monitoring. The doctor explains the purpose and suitability of each procedure after reviewing your heart condition, prescriptions and recent treatment. Discuss expected benefits, precautions and progress measures. Evidence varies by procedure and condition; necessary cardiac treatment continues alongside the plan.
Continue prescribed medicines unless the clinician responsible for your treatment advises a change. Bring your tablets, insulin, herbs and supplements, including doses where possible. Inform both your conventional and Ayurvedic practitioners because interactions and side effects are possible. Improved readings are a reason for a clinical review, not permission to change treatment yourself.
Prepared by the Madhavbaug Pimpri clinic information team · Updated 9 October 2026
The clinic information team prepares practical visit and service information. Medical decisions are made during an individual consultation; this byline does not claim that every page has been clinically reviewed.
Educational information does not replace an individual medical consultation. Outcomes and suitability vary. Continue prescribed medicines unless your treating doctor changes them.
