National Integrative Wellness
Five coordinated program components delivered through a structured roadmap, aligned with ethical standards, monitoring, and government collaboration.
Prioritizing children, elderly, pregnant mothers, immunocompromised citizens, and low-income families through structured access programs.
Plant-based nutritional support aimed at strengthening immunity, supporting recovery, and improving overall wellness outcomes for priority beneficiaries.
Target groups: children, elderly, pregnant mothers, immunocompromised citizens, low-income families.
Complementary support services for chronic and complex conditions, focusing on safe long-term outcomes and quality-of-life improvement under responsible guidance.
Supports: diabetes, thyroid issues, arthritis, neurological conditions, autism/ADHD support, autoimmune conditions, and additional chronic care needs.
Safe plant-based detox support for citizens affected by environmental toxins—within a monitoring and reporting model.
Includes safety checks, quality controls, and structured follow-up guidance.
Centers providing health education, stress management, yoga, herbal/lifestyle guidance, and community training. Designed to strengthen prevention and wellness literacy nationwide.
Coordination with the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Indigenous Medicine, hospitals, and NGOs to align on pilot approvals, referral pathways, data reporting, and national scale governance.
Approval & Partnership (1–3 months)
Pilot Programs (4–12 months)
National Expansion (Year 2–3)
Sustainability & Monitoring (Year 4–5)
KPIs will be defined per pilot district (beneficiaries served, reduced hospital burden signals, community wellness reach, employment created).