AVP Research Foundation | Clinical Care, Research & Ayurvedic Education

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Ayurveda has a rich body of traditional knowledge developed over centuries. Understanding and exploring this knowledge can benefit from collaboration between Ayurveda practitioners, researchers, academic institutions and other healthcare professionals.
AVPRF Research Collaborations are intended to encourage knowledge exchange, research partnerships and opportunities for joint learning.
Our collaborative approach may include clinical research, observational studies, educational initiatives, scientific research, knowledge-sharing programmes and other projects related to Ayurveda and healthcare.
AVP Research Foundation works towards developing research relationships with individuals and organisations that share an interest in Ayurveda and healthcare research.
Through these collaborations, researchers can bring together clinical experience, traditional knowledge and research methodologies to explore important questions related to Ayurveda.
Collaboration can also provide opportunities for sharing expertise, developing research capabilities and creating greater awareness of Ayurveda research.
Ayurveda Research Projects are an important part of AVPRF’s work. Research activities may explore different aspects of Ayurveda, including clinical care, treatment approaches, health outcomes, lifestyle, preventive healthcare and other areas relevant to patient wellbeing.
Each research project may have its own objectives, methodology and research requirements. Our aim is to support responsible research that contributes useful knowledge while maintaining appropriate scientific and ethical standards.
Research findings can help researchers and healthcare professionals develop a deeper understanding of Ayurveda and identify areas for further study.
Education and research are closely connected. Collaboration with academic institutions and educational organisations can create opportunities for students, researchers and healthcare professionals to learn through practical experience and knowledge exchange.
AVPRF supports opportunities that can contribute to Ayurveda education, research training, workshops, seminars and other academic activities.
Such partnerships can help encourage young researchers and healthcare professionals to explore Ayurveda with curiosity, scientific thinking and respect for its traditional foundations.
Healthcare collaboration can also support the development of better approaches to patient care.
Through Ayurveda Healthcare Research, clinical experience can contribute to research questions and help identify areas that require further investigation.
Where appropriate, collaborative projects may involve clinical teams, researchers and other professionals working together to understand health conditions, patient experiences and healthcare outcomes.
The goal is to support learning and generate useful knowledge that can contribute to the wider healthcare community.
Research and healthcare challenges can often benefit from different perspectives. Collaboration brings together knowledge, experience and skills that can strengthen research and educational activities.
For Ayurveda, collaboration can also create opportunities to connect traditional knowledge with contemporary research methods and healthcare practices.
At AVPRF, we value respectful collaboration, transparent communication and a shared commitment to learning.
At AVPRF, we believe in the power of collaboration to drive innovation and excellence in healthcare. Our commitment to integrating Ayurvedic research with contemporary science has led us to form strategic alliances and partnerships with renowned institutions, researchers, and healthcare providers worldwide. Our partners share our vision of revolutionizing the healthcare industry by reestablishing Ayurveda in mainstream practice. Together, we are dedicated to conducting cutting-edge research, developing new treatment protocols, and enhancing the efficacy and accessibility of Ayurvedic therapies.
The AVPRF Collaborators and Projects initiative will continue to evolve as new research questions, educational opportunities and healthcare needs emerge.
AVP Research Foundation welcomes meaningful opportunities to work with researchers, healthcare professionals, academic institutions and organisations interested in Ayurveda research, healthcare and education.
Through collaboration, we aim to contribute to a stronger research environment and support the continued understanding and development of Ayurveda.
Our focus remains simple: collaborate, learn, research and share knowledge to support the future of Ayurveda and better healthcare.
Launch of research on Efficacy of Ayurvedic Treatment in Rheumatoid Arthritis acollaborative project with WHO-ICMR.
The Department of AYUSH facilitated the implementation of the RUDRA program with software support for reporting outcomes of clinical practice in National Institutes of Ayurveda.
The Coconut Development Board awarded a grant to develop medicinal formulations based on coconut oil.
The Ministry of AYUSH has approved a joint study by AVP Research Foundation and Avinashilingam University on the wound healing activity of Jatyadi Thailam, under the Extra Mural Research Scheme.
Ayurveda Biology was introduced as an optional paper for life sciences students at Sri Krishna Arts & Science College.
Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute has approved the establishment of the Department of Ayurveda Biology in collaboration with AVP Research Foundation.
The Ministry of AYUSH has provided funding for clinical research on managing COVID-19 using Classical Ayurvedic treatments.
Ministry of AYUSH grants a Multi-Centric ‘Randomized controlled study’ to study efficacy of classical Ayurveda on management of Rheumatoid Arthritis.
COVID project on evalvuating the efficacy of Ayurveda intervention in moderate to severe patients in collboration with PSG IMSR published.
PICRC Grant from National Institutes of Health, USA - Study done in collaboration between University of Washington, Seattle and The Ayurvedic Trust in association with University of California, Los Angeles.
AVP Baltics and AVP Research Foundation received EU Grant on Development of a novel product delivery form based on Jathyadi thailam for diabetic wound healing (ESP project ZD20226)
Project launched in collaboration with University of Latvia a project on creating a dictionary of Ayurveda in Latvian language.
Ministry of AYUSH grants funds for First-ever clinical trial on Management of Diabetes with Ayurveda outside India. This study is on efficacy of customized Ayurveda Therapy on Type II Diabetes in collaboration with University of Latvia under International Cooperation Scheme.
AVP Research Foundation in association with AVP Baltics gets a EU Project Enhancing the efficacy and tolerability of metformin by add-on polyherbal formulation: a gut microbiome study.