The Indian Journal of Ayurveda & Alternative Medicines put out by Shodh Sagar, is an attempt to provide a thorough forum for the sharing and receiving of academic articles and ideas pertaining to Ayurveda and alternative medicine. The scope is large and intended to cover a lot of ground, covering both the old science of Ayurveda and modern alternative medicine. A more in-depth explanation of its purpose and extent is provided below:

Aim:
The Indian Journal of Ayurveda & Alternative Medicines aims to foster and disseminate high-quality research and knowledge in the field of Ayurveda and alternative medicines. Our objective is to provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and scholars to share innovative research, clinical findings, and advancements in traditional and alternative medical practices. Indian Journal of Ayurveda & Alternative Medicines seeks to bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern science, promoting the integration of alternative medicine practices into mainstream healthcare.

Scope:
Indian Journal of Ayurveda & Alternative Medicines covers a wide range of topics within the realm of Ayurveda and alternative medicines, including but not limited to:
Acupressure: Research and clinical studies on acupressure techniques, their efficacy, and integration with other therapeutic practices.
Ayurveda: Original research, reviews, and case studies on Ayurvedic principles, treatments, pharmacology, and the use of Ayurvedic herbs and formulations in disease management and health promotion.
Herbal Medicine: Studies on the identification, extraction, pharmacological evaluation, and therapeutic use of medicinal plants and herbal formulations.
Homeopathy: Research articles, clinical trials, and reviews on homeopathic remedies, their mechanisms of action, clinical applications, and efficacy in various health conditions.
Massage Therapy: Investigations into the benefits, techniques, and physiological effects of various massage therapies, including their role in pain management, stress reduction, and overall well-being.
Unani Medicine: Contributions on the history, principles, diagnostic techniques, and therapeutic interventions in Unani medicine, along with its modern applications and integration with other medical systems.
Yoga: Research on the therapeutic benefits of yoga, including its physical, mental, and spiritual aspects, and its role in preventing and managing various health conditions.
Others: The journal also welcomes submissions on other alternative and complementary medicine practices such as naturopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, chiropractic care, and holistic health approaches.

Article Types:
Original Research Articles: Detailed studies presenting novel findings and advancements in the field of Ayurveda and alternative medicines.
Review Articles: Comprehensive reviews that synthesize existing knowledge and provide new insights into specific topics.
Case Studies: In-depth analyses of individual cases that highlight the practical applications and outcomes of alternative medicine therapies.