Consistent assessment, clinically grounded
Structured capture of Prakriti, Vikriti, symptoms, and history helps ensure the consultation stays thorough and clinically grounded.
Diet planning
Ayurvedic diet plans, grounded in Prakriti, Vikriti and Guna
Ayurgrroove maps your assessment to individualized dietary guidance that is consistent, explainable and easy for patients to follow.
From assessment to plate
Four steps to a diet plan you can explain
- 01
Assess
A guided Prakriti–Vikriti assessment captures constitution, current imbalance, symptoms and history.
- 02
Understand
Findings are viewed in relation to constitution, imbalance and past visits, so the plan stays contextual.
- 03
Recommend
Guna-based recommendations cover what to include and what to avoid, each one traceable to the assessment.
- 04
Share
The patient receives a clear report with a meal plan and a grocery list for easy follow-through.
The patient report
What your patient receives
- Medicine prescriptions
- Dietary recommendations
- Ingredients to include and exclude
- Suggested meal plan
- Grocery list for easy follow-through
Each consultation adds to the patient's history, so the plan can evolve across follow-ups.
The approach
What Ayurgrroove Does Differently
Ayurgrroove helps practitioners move from assessment to individualized dietary guidance with more clarity, consistency, and clinical alignment.
Vikriti understood in context
Assessment findings are viewed in relation to constitution, current imbalance, and consultation history — helping dietary decisions stay contextual rather than generic.
Dietary Guidance Rooted in Ayurveda
Dietary recommendations are generated in alignment with Prakriti, Vikriti, and Guna logic — helping practitioners offer patient-specific guidance with greater consistency and confidence.
Ayurgrroove supports clinical decision-making — final judgement always rests with you.
FAQ
Questions practitioners ask
Does Ayurgrroove replace my clinical judgement?
No. Ayurgrroove supports clinical decision-making by structuring the consultation and the reasoning behind each recommendation. The final judgement always rests with you.
How are diet recommendations made?
Recommendations follow Prakriti, Vikriti and Guna logic, so each one can be explained to the patient. They cover ingredients to include and avoid, a suggested meal plan and a grocery list.
What does the patient receive after a consultation?
A consultation report you can share, with medicine prescriptions, dietary recommendations, ingredients to include and exclude, a suggested meal plan and a grocery list.
Bring structure to every consultation
Ayurgrroove is invite-only for qualified Ayurvedic practitioners. Request access and we will review your credentials.