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32 Friar Street, Reading – Reading

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Located at the vibrant address of 32 Friar Street in Reading RG1 1DX, this location serves as a hub for wellness through various holistic practices. Primarily focused on Ayurveda-based treatments, we offer unique therapies designed to harmonize mind and body while promoting healthful living. The inviting ambiance creates a soothing environment perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. Our skilled professionals are dedicated to tailoring services that meet individual needs while educating clients about maintaining wellness beyond the treatment room. For inquiries or appointments, please reach out at 0118 958 8190.

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