Arya Vaidya Sala (AVS), Kottakkal, India

Arya Vaidya Sala For Practitioners and Doctors

by Kottakkal Support February 21, 2021

History of Arya Vaidya Sala

For 150 years, Arya Vaidya Sala (AVS), Kottakkal, India has been a Charitable Institution engaged in the practice and propagation of Ayurveda, the ancient health care science of India. AVS offers classical Ayurvedic medicines and authentic Ayurvedic treatments and therapies to patients from all over India and abroad. The organization has now grown into a multi-unit, multi-disciplinary, multi-functional and multi-core organization. It has operations in different areas of Ayurvedic practice. AVS runs Ayurvedic Hospitals at Kottakkal, Delhi, and Kochi. AVS has three GMP certified modern medicine manufacturing units attached with well-equipped quality control labs.

Authentic Classical Formulations

These factories produce more than 550 classical and new generation formulations which are made available to patients through 27 Branch clinics (located in major cities of India) and 1650 authorized Dealers spread across India. They have authorized dealers in many foreign countries. AVS is also engaged in research activities, publishes Ayurvedic periodicals and books, and conducts educational programs at their Ayurvedic college.

Please visit Arya Vaidya Sala's website to learn more about each product's recommended usage and ingredients.

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