Jiva Ayurveda launches first-ever diagnostic protocols for Ayurveda

New Delhi: Jiva Ayurveda launched first-of-its-kind diagnostic protocols for Ayurveda in the presence of Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha, Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India, with the aim to create a definite structure for this ancient healing tradition and turn it into globally accepted medical science.

Called ‘Ayunique’, the newly developed protocols are the result of a huge data analytics project that was initiated by Jiva Ayurveda six years ago. Using Big Data analytics and machine-learning techniques personalized treatment records of lakhs of patients at Jiva have been consolidated to offer the most advanced decision-support system for Ayurveda doctors. This will assist them in making root-cause based diagnosis in a structured, standardized and data-driven manner while allowing for the personalization of treatment.

Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha, Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India said, “On behalf of the Government, I congratulate Jiva Ayurveda for coming out with diagnostic protocols for Ayurveda, which is truly a unique achievement. Most practitioners of traditional systems of medicine are not able to communicate effectively with modern science. AYUSH systems of medicine need a digital platform and IT-based solutions, and the diagnostic protocols by Jiva are a welcome step in this direction.”

Dr. Partap Chauhan, Director, Jiva Ayurveda said, “Ayurveda is fundamentally a personalized system of medicine that aptly addresses the world’s challenge of moving away from a symptomatic-only approach to medicine. The Jiva Ayunique protocols are like the operating system for Ayurveda practice that structure the practice of Ayurveda and creates a wealth of data. They will truly enable a scientific approach in providing a more precise, personalized Ayurveda and establishing it as a globally accepted treatment science.”

Rishi Pal Chauhan, President, Jiva Group added that Ayurveda practitioners around the world are referred to as health and wellness coaches because Ayurveda is not recognized as medical science. Jiva Ayunique is a concrete step towards changing this status quo. The dream of ‘health for all’ can only be achieved if Ayurveda is made widely available throughout the world. However, for that to happen, acceptance of the science behind Ayurveda is a must.”

Jiva Ayunique Protocols have already been validated on more than 25,000 patients. Jiva is also collaborating with number of universities and institutes worldwide to undertake further research studies based on these. The Jiva Health App was also launched on the occasion. It provides authentic and actionable Ayurvedic health and wellness information through a personalized feed. The App is available on Google Play Store and Apple Store.

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