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The Living Apothecary — Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine
Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine

The Living
Apothecary Kitchen Medicine · Classical Tradition · AHC-Level Practice

Forty classical formulas drawn from Charaka Samhita, Ashtanga Hridayam, Sushruta Samhita, and Sharngadhara Samhita — each prepared, dosed, and understood at the level of professional Ayurvedic practice.

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Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine
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All formulas are presented for professional Ayurvedic education at the AHC level. This resource is for qualified students and practitioners. Nothing here constitutes medical diagnosis or treatment. Always assess the individual before recommending any formula. Pregnancy, medications, and active disease states require clinical judgment and, where appropriate, collaboration with other healthcare providers.
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    Select a clinical presentation to generate a complete Ayurvedic protocol — primary formulas, supporting remedies, lifestyle guidance, dietary recommendations, and cautions.

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    Questions mapped directly to the AAC Educational Competency Guidelines for the Ayurvedic Health Counselor (AHC) certification — the framework for the NAMACB board exam.

    All questions are derived from AAC Category 4.11 — Herbs and the official AHC Basic Herb List, covering rasa, vīrya, vipāka, guṇa, karma, classical indications, contraindications, anupāna, mātra, and classical formulas referenced in the competency guidelines. Questions reflect the "Knowledge" and "Demonstrated Ability" levels of competency.

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