Drug Discovery and Development Division

Discover and Develop. And back-up with scientific research
Research Goal: Global Acceptance of Ayurveda

Inaugurated by our Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi Ji, our research laboratories are accredited with NABL, DSIR, DBT, and have CPCSEA approved animal house along with well-defined IAEC, IBSC and IEC structures. These are probably one-of-the-kind, literally state-of-the-art facilities to conduct research on Ayurveda. Top of the line equipments and globally trained workforce energizes the research operations, on a daily basis.

The efforts on Drug Discovery and Development are driven by the guidance and ideas from Param Pujya Acharya Ji. The main focus of Drug Discovery and Development Division is to maintain the essential knowledge of Ayurvedic medicine to produce advanced and novel products after detailed experimentation. Our vision is to bring the present Ayurveda and modern science as a unique conglomeration on the global platform.

Diseases Driven Approach

• Inflammation: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, Asthma and Bronchitis
• Metabolic Disorders: Diabetes & pre-Diabetes, Cardio-vascular Diseases, Liver Cirrhosis and Hepatic Damages, Kidney Diseases, Dyslipidemia
• Neuroscience: Pain and Diabetic Neuropathy, Learning and Memory, Stress and Cognitive Functions
• Infectious Diseases: Anti-bacterial; Anti-fungal; Anti-viral; Host Defense
• Chronic: Cancer, Alzheimer's and other dementias, Cystic Firbrosis, Chrohn's disease
• Age-related disease: Aging

Our Medicines

• Classical: Formulations described in Authoritative Text of Ayurveda
• Patent: Proprietary, Self-Experienced Formulations

Our Approach for Reverse Pharmacology

Research Planning as per Disease type:

• Unmet needs
• Specific disease targets
• Epidemiological information,
• Clinical interventions.

Research Planning as per Formulation type and its intended use:

• Bhasma/Pishti
• Ras-Rasavana
• Gutika Vati
• Gugugulu
• Tail/Ghrit
• Owath/Pravahi Qwath
• Khsaar – Lavana/Satva
• Kuppipakwa
• Awaleh
• Churan
• Ark
• Ashvarisht
• Parpati
• Loh-Mandur
• Lep