How We Review Our Health Content

Our health articles are drafted by our content team and reviewed before publication by Ayurvedic physicians practising at Kottakkal Ayurvedic Treatment Center.

Every reviewing physician holds a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) qualification or higher, and a current licence to practise issued by the UAE health authority governing their branch — the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) or the Dubai Health Authority (DHA).

Reviewers are practising clinicians at our Ajman, Deira, Satwa and Sharjah branches, not external writers. Content on a given condition is reviewed by a physician who treats that condition in clinic.

Before an article is published, the reviewing physician checks that:

• the description of the condition, its causes and its symptoms is accurate
• any Ayurvedic concepts, classical references and therapy descriptions are correctly represented
• treatment information reflects what is actually offered at our branches
• no claim promises a cure, a guaranteed result, or a specific timeframe for improvement
• the article directs readers to seek clinical assessment where that is the appropriate step

Where a topic sits outside Ayurvedic scope, or where symptoms described could indicate a condition needing urgent medical attention, the article is required to say so plainly.

Our content draws on classical Ayurvedic texts, contemporary published research, and the clinical experience of our practising physicians. Where an article cites figures, measurements or research findings, the source is referenced on the page so you can check it yourself.

Each article carries a “reviewed” date. Health content is re-reviewed at least once every 12 months, and sooner where clinical understanding, our treatment offering, or UAE health regulations change. If an article is found to be out of date, we update or withdraw it rather than leave it published.

Our articles are published for general information. They are not a diagnosis, a prescription, or a substitute for consulting a physician.

Ayurvedic medicines should not be self-selected. Individual assessment matters: the same condition can call for different treatment in different people, and response to treatment varies. Nothing on this site should be used to start, stop or change any treatment — Ayurvedic or conventional — without speaking to a qualified physician first.

Our health articles are not paid placements. We do not accept payment from third parties to feature, recommend or omit a treatment, product or brand in our clinical content. Where an article mentions services offered at our own branches, that is disclosed in the article itself.

If you believe something we have published is inaccurate, unclear, or out of date, we want to know.

Email info@kottakkalayurveda.ae with the article title and what you believe is wrong. Corrections to clinical information are reviewed by a physician, and articles that need changing are updated with a revised review date.

Kottakkal Ayurvedic Treatment Center operates four branches in the UAE — Ajman, Deira (Dubai), Satwa (Dubai) and Sharjah — and is affiliated with Arya Vaidya Sala. Our physicians are licensed to practise in the UAE and treat patients in clinic daily.