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Welcome to "A Scientific Avenue for Comprehending the Knowledge of Traditional Medicine": A premier open-access and peer-reviewed resource for gaining a deeper understanding of traditional medicine knowledge


Journal of Research in Traditional Medicine (JRTM) is aimed at comprehending the rich knowledge of traditional medicine in an appropriate scientific manner by publishing evidence-based research papers. It also aims to stimulate the aptitude of research in the minds of young health researchers and provide insight into newer information for traditional medicine practitioners.


Currently, the journal accepts articles from the field of Ayurveda, Herbal Medicine, Naturopathy-Yoga, Siddha, and Unani Medicine. The journal plans to include other traditional systems of medicine in the near future. In order to gain acceptance in the modern era, the journal is committed to publishing quality works that strengthen the knowledge base of traditional medicine. We do not publish papers that do not provide any scientific or logical outputs.

2023, Vol: 9, Issue: Jan - June 2023


J. res. tradit. med. Year: 2023, Volume: 9

    Review Article
  1. Moringa oleifera: Nutritional and Functional components and its Medicinal Importance in Ayurveda
    Garima Yadav and Kanchan Chowdhury
    J. res. tradit. med. 2023; 9(Jan - June 2023): 1-9
    » Abstract » PDF» doi: 10.5455/jrtm.2023/122152

  2. Original Article
  3. The uses and management of an endemic and endangered species of Aloe pembana in Pemba Island of Zanzibar
    Salim Khamis Said, Abdulla Ibrahim Ali, and Michael Burkart
    J. res. tradit. med. 2023; 9(Jan - June 2023): 10-18
    » Abstract » PDF» doi: 10.5455/jrtm.2023/130438

  4. Review Article
  5. A critical review on role of diet and lifestyle modification in geriatric care - Ayurveda perspectives
    Vineeta Singh and Stuti Sharma
    J. res. tradit. med. 2023; 9(Jan - June 2023): 19-25
    » Abstract » PDF» doi: 10.5455/jrtm.2023/146954

  6. Review Article
  7. A conceptual study of Upahata Vayu (air devoid of natural attributes) in context to air pollution.
    Pankaj Kaushik and Ritu Kaushik
    J. res. tradit. med. 2023; 9(Jan - June 2023): 26-29
    » Abstract » PDF» doi: 10.5455/jrtm.2023/153784

  8. Case Report
  9. Management of non-healing wound (in the stage of Kushta Purvaroopa) through Ayurveda - A case study
    Achyut Prabhakar Jagdale, Pravin Raghunatharo Joshi, Amit Hanmant Shingare
    J. res. tradit. med. 2023; 9(Jan - June 2023): 30-33
    » Abstract » PDF» doi: 10.5455/jrtm.2023/161433