Ayurvedic-Herbs

Ayurvedic Herbs – Traditional Knowledge & Educational Information

Overview

Ayurvedic herbs have been used for centuries within the traditional system of Ayurveda. Historically, these herbs formed part of cultural wellness practices focused on lifestyle balance, seasonal routines, and overall wellbeing.

At Ayur Healthcare, this page is intended to provide general educational information about Ayurvedic herbs and their traditional use. It does not provide medical advice or promote herbs as treatments for diseases or health conditions.

Understanding Ayurvedic Herbs

In traditional Ayurvedic literature, herbs were selected based on characteristics such as taste, aroma, and traditional energetic properties. These herbs were commonly incorporated into daily routines, self-care practices, and dietary customs across generations.

Ayurvedic herbs are best understood within their historical and cultural context, rather than as modern medical treatments.

Ayurvedic Herbs and Modern Use

In Australia, herbs may be used in different ways depending on their classification, including:

  • As food ingredients

  • As cosmetic or topical products

  • As regulated therapeutic goods, when listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG)

Not all herbal products are approved as therapeutic goods, and their availability and use are subject to Australian regulatory requirements.

Important Regulatory Information

Under Australian law:

  • Herbal products promoted for therapeutic use must be listed or registered with the TGA

  • Products sold through our online store are offered as cosmetic or general wellbeing items only

  • Ayur Healthcare does not advertise or supply unapproved products as medicines

Any Ayurvedic medicines supplied by Ayur Healthcare are provided only after consultation and only when they meet Australian regulatory requirements.

Educational Purpose Disclaimer

The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only. It is not intended to:

  • Diagnose

  • Treat

  • Cure

  • Prevent any disease or medical condition

Ayurvedic herbs should not be considered a substitute for medical advice from a registered healthcare professional.

Consultation-Based Care

Ayur Healthcare operates as a professional Ayurvedic clinic. Personalised recommendations, where appropriate, are discussed only during consultations with qualified practitioners and in accordance with Australian regulations.

Our Approach to Safety & Compliance

We are committed to:

  • Responsible information sharing

  • Regulatory compliance

  • Clear separation between education, consultation, and retail services

This ensures transparency and protects our clients while respecting Australian healthcare laws.