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Journal of Translational Ayurveda

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Journal of Translational Ayurveda publishes rigorous research that takes Ayurveda and herbal medicine from classical knowledge to tested, safe clinical practice. It covers laboratory, clinical and public-health studies of Ayurvedic formulations, medicinal plants and therapies, with an emphasis on reproducible methods,…

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Aims & scope

Aims

  • Build the evidence base for Ayurveda and herbal medicine with studies that meet the methodological standards of modern biomedical research.
  • Connect classical texts and traditional practice with pharmacology, clinical trials and real-world outcomes.
  • Improve the quality, standardisation and safety of herbal products used in clinics and homes.
  • Give practitioners, researchers and regulators findings they can apply and build on.

Scope

  • Clinical trials and observational studies of Ayurvedic interventions, including integrative care alongside conventional treatment
  • Pharmacology, toxicology and mechanism-of-action studies of classical formulations and medicinal plants
  • Pharmacognosy: botanical authentication, phytochemistry, standardisation and quality control
  • Safety: adverse events, herb–drug interactions and heavy-metal and contaminant testing
  • Panchakarma, Rasayana, diet and lifestyle interventions studied with measurable outcomes
  • Translational and critical reviews of classical texts against current evidence
  • Health systems, education and policy research for Ayurveda and traditional medicine
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