Abstract

Ayurveda is seen as one of the ancient medical systems that predate even the
advent of modern science. This time-honored method of medicine has not been thoroughly
studied by modern science. The traditional medical experience opens new doors for herbal
research. The lack of knowledge of the similarities and distinctions between these systems'
inherent strengths and weaknesses are the primary obstacles to their integration. A
reviewer attempts to bring the concepts of Ayurveda to the fore that are centuries old and
puts them to the test in the modern context. This would serve the young physicians and
researchers and enable them to grasp conventional systems better, improve upon their
similar ideas, and promote universal acceptance of the same ideas in these systems.