Every AAVIE supplement is reviewed by a Vaidya and Acharya
No supplement is blended or dispatched until a Vaidya and Acharya have reviewed it.
Every AAVIE supplement is reviewed by a Vaidya and Acharya before it ships. Our selection engine proposes herbs from your assessment. A Vaidya then reviews the selection, can add or remove herbs, and signs it off. Only then is it blended and dispatched.
Our review team
Behind every AAVIE supplement is a trained Ayurveda Acharya and a qualified Naturopath, working together to check each selection against classical principles and modern safety practice before it is approved. One of our reviewing practitioners is also a co-founder of AAVIE, disclosed here so you can weigh the review accordingly.
How the review works
- You complete the assessment.
- The selection engine proposes a starting selection of herbs.
- A Vaidya reviews it against your answers, medicines and conditions.
- The Vaidya can change the herbs and then signs it off.
- Your supplement is blended and dispatched.
What the review checks
- Fit with your Prakriti and current Vikriti
- Your medicines and conditions
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Herbs that need extra caution for some people
When we ask you to see a doctor
If your answers suggest something that needs a doctor first, we tell you. The Vaidya may ask you to speak with a doctor before your supplement is approved.
Quality
- 100% natural herbs
- Made under GMP
- FSSAI licensed
Common questions
Is every AAVIE supplement reviewed by a Vaidya?
Yes. Every supplement is reviewed by a Vaidya and Acharya before it is blended and dispatched.
Can the Vaidya change my supplement?
Yes. The Vaidya can add or remove herbs from the proposed selection before signing it off.
Does the Vaidya diagnose me?
No. The Vaidya reviews your supplement. AAVIE does not diagnose conditions. If your answers suggest you need a doctor first, we tell you.
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Your body isn’t generic. Why should your supplement be?
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Supplements are not a substitute for medical advice.