Applications are invited from Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) Graduates from any UGC recognised Universities for Central Registration and Kindly note NRB is also Issuing certificate for those who have already registered with Central Council of Research in Yoga and Naturopathy (CCRYN), New Delhi.
Naturopathy Registration Board (NRB)
Naturopathy Registration Board (NRB) is constituted by Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India under the aegis of National Institute of Naturopathy, Pune. The objective of NRB is to provide central registration to Naturopathy practitioners, accreditation of Naturopathy institutions and Naturopathy Hospitals.
CEO Naturopathy Registration Board
Naturopathy Registration Board (NRB) is established to bring all the naturopathy practitioners/professionals, hospitals and institutes under one central registry in order to provide safe and effective naturopathy practice in this country. To bring about uniform education system in Naturopathy across the country, NRB aims to develop the Minimum Standards for Education (MSE) in Naturopathy which may be adopted by the various State Governments on voluntary basis. NRB further aims to develop the standards for professional qualification relating to their registration in Naturopathy Board and to develop the Standards of Professional Conduct, Etiquette and Code of Ethics to be observed by the practitioners.
-Prof. (Dr.) K. Satya Lakshmi
What is Naturopathy?
One of the seven Ayush systems, Naturopathy is an old traditional system of cure. Its history dates back to centuries ago when there were no drugs. Naturopathy is an art and science of healthy living and a drugless system of healing based on well-founded philosophy. It has its own concept of health and disease and also the principle of treatment. It is a system of healthcare which promotes the body’s own self-healing mechanism. Just the way nature is mainly composed of 5 elements, i.e. fire, water, ether, wood, and air; similarly, our human body consists of these following 5 elements which Naturopathy aims to keep in harmony and balance with each other in the body.
Fire
Fire represents the digestive juices of the body
Water
Water represents all the fluids present in the body, such as blood and lymph
Ether
Ether represents the hollow organs such as esophagus etc.
Air
Air represents the inflow and outflow of all the gaseous exchange happening in our body such as oxygen and carbon dioxide
Earth
Earth represents the musculoskeletal system of the body.
Based on the above principle, Naturopathy treatment takes a holistic approach to wellness, focusing on the body’s innate healing ability. Through Naturopathy training, practitioners learn the key principles of Naturopathy. This includes non-toxic therapies, whole-person treatment strategies, and proactive healing practices. Naturopathy lays emphasis on preventive methods more than cure. It’s the science that aims at treating the human body, mind, and soul by natural means through nature and not by using any foreign or artificial matter.