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Vishnu Datt

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Vishnu Datt

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Ipswich · QLD

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Vishnu Datt is Co-founder & CEO of Deep Ayurveda Global. Deep Ayurveda is leading ayurvedic wellness company of India and now also started ayurcedic herbal & Natural medicine practice in Ipswich. Dr Baldeep Kour - Founder & Chief Ayurveda Practitioner available for consultation and ayurvedic treatment.

Deep Ayurveda Pty Ltd

Deep Ayurveda ® is a leading Ayurvedic health care brand of India and a leading manufacturer of Ayurvedic products in India. The brand is dedicated to providing consumers with the finest quality of Ayurvedic products that are made using time-tested and natural ingredients. Deep Ayurveda’s products are designed to promote overall health and well-being.
The brand was founded in 2006 by Dr. Baldeep Kour and Vishnu Datt Sharma. They both have a passion for Ayurveda and a commitment to making quality products that are designed to improve the health and wellness of its customers. Deep Ayurveda ® has a wide range of products that include herbal supplements, Ayurvedic herbal teas, organic herbs, health tonics, essential oils, ayurvedic personal care products and more.
Now Deep Ayurveda also started its Ayurveda practice in South Riply Ipswich where ayurvedic practitioner available for ayurvedic consultation, lifestyle modification, diet consultation, panchkarma training, natural medicine and herbs.

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