Every Nadiswara wellness report can be extended with therapy reports: therapy suggestions matched to the reading, unlocked one at a time from the prepaid wallet. Two of them are built around seeds. The Play Store listing names them in one breath, "seed therapy and single seed therapy", but the app sells them as two separate add-ons, and one of them asks a few questions before it will let you pay.
This article explains what each seed report is, as the app and this site describe them, why the single seed report checks a few things about the member first, and how both are paid for and shared. It does not describe the pages of the reports themselves, which are prepared for each reading.
Two seed reports, not one
The app keeps "Seed Therapy" and "Single Seed" as separate services, each with its own price and, once unlocked, its own pages in the merged PDF. They sit alongside acupressure, a single acupuncture point for trained practitioners, auricular, mudra, pranayama, yoga and colour therapy, all described on the therapy reports page.
What the two share is their starting point. The report's "Your main patterns" list ranks the findings Main focus, Secondary and Tertiary, each with the organ, its element, its Yin or Yang side and a level chip of Healthy, Mild, Moderate or High. Seed suggestions are matched to that reading, so they follow from the organs the report highlights. The store listing puts the intention plainly: every report points to the meridian and TEM points that need attention, "giving acupressure, acupuncture and seed therapy practitioners a clear place to start."
What the seed therapy report is
Seed therapy is one of the drugless therapies Nadiswara has suggested since its first brochure, which listed acupressure, acupuncture and seed therapy side by side. In the app it is a therapy report: seed therapy suggestions matched to the reading.
The therapy reports page describes it in one sentence: small seeds are placed on points of the fingers and hands that tradition maps to the organs the report highlights. Nothing more is claimed about how it works, and this article keeps to that. The store listing counts "seed therapy, mudra therapy and TEM practitioners" among the people the app is made for, and says nothing about the method itself.
The site's suggestion to practitioners is a practical one: a practitioner may consider the listed points, and show the member how to keep the seeds in place. The report is a set of suggestions for a trained person to weigh, not instructions for a member to follow alone.
What the single seed report is, and why it asks first
Single seed therapy is the second seed-based add-on, and the app handles it differently from every other therapy report. Before this report can be unlocked, the app asks a few questions about the member.
Tap the report and the purchase sheet opens as usual, with the price and your wallet balance. Tap pay, and instead of charging the wallet the sheet moves to a step titled "A few safety checks", with the line "Single Seed therapy isn't suitable for everyone. Please answer for [the member's first name]." Each question is answered Yes or No. The Continue button stays off until every question has an answer, and "Not now" closes the sheet without paying.
The app holds no list of questions of its own. It fetches them for that reading and that report when the sheet opens, and your answers are sent with the request for the report. The therapy reports page states the rule in its own words: a practitioner may consider single seed only once the safety checks pass for that member.
The questions themselves are not published on this site. Answer the ones the app shows, for the member in front of you.
How a seed report is unlocked
Therapy reports are add-ons, unlocked per session from the report's Therapies tab. Under the heading "Therapy reports", each row shows the report's name, a one-line teaser and either its price or an "Owned" pill. The rows stay greyed out until the Wellness PDF is ready, and the purchase sheet says so: "You can pay once the Wellness PDF is ready". Tapping a row then opens the sheet: "What's inside", the price, your wallet balance and the balance after, with a button that reads "Pay … from wallet" and a "Not now" link beneath it.
There is no subscription. In the words of the Play Store listing, "Sessions and treatment reports are paid from a prepaid in-app wallet in Indian rupees, and you see the price before you pay." If the balance is short, the sheet says "Not enough balance", tells you the smallest top-up that would cover it and offers "Add money". If a purchase is not completed, the sheet says "Purchase not completed" and adds "No money was taken from your wallet."
Once a report is unlocked the row shows "Owned" and opens the report on its own pages inside the Wellness Report PDF. Each unlock belongs to that session only: a new visit means a new reading, new meridian findings and a fresh choice of add-ons, so a practice unlocks only the reports it uses.
Pulse session or tongue session
Either, when the report is offered for that session. The "Therapy reports" list appears on the Therapies tab of a Nadi Pariksha Wellness Report, made from a wrist reading that takes under a minute, and of a Tongue Wellness Report, made from a tongue photo and a short wellness check with no device at all. Both session types end on the same report screen, with the same list and the same purchase sheet, so the single seed safety checks run the same way wherever that report is offered. Pulse or tongue? explains how to choose between the two, and the Tongue Wellness page walks through the device-free path.
One merged PDF
A member does not need to juggle several PDFs, and there is nothing extra to buy for it. Every therapy report unlocked for a session is added to the multi-page Wellness Report PDF, along with any points the practitioner writes under "Healer suggestion", so "WhatsApp", "Share PDF" and "Save to phone" all send one merged file. Like every Nadiswara report it is generated in English or Kannada, one language per report.
The first time you share from the app on a phone, it shows a notice titled "Before you share": "This PDF has health information. Anyone you send it to can forward it." The pause is worth taking.
What the seed reports are not
Nadiswara is not a diagnostic medical device, and the seed reports do not change that. They are suggestions a practitioner may consider alongside their own assessment, and the app's report screen carries the same line under every reading: "This content is shared for educational and wellness awareness purposes only. It is not medical advice or treatment. Please consult a qualified doctor for any health condition."
Two honest limits of this article. The content of each seed report is prepared for the reading it belongs to, so what you have read here is how the reports are offered, not what any one of them says. And the safety questions are fetched for each reading too, so no list of them appears here.
Where to go next
- Therapy reports: seed therapy and single seed therapy
- How Nadiswara works, step by step
- Two pattern pages that list both seed reports among the therapies a practitioner may consider: Spleen Qi Deficiency and Spleen and Liver Blood Deficiency
- What is Nadi Pariksha?