Herbal formulations
Individually prescribed classical or proprietary Ayurvedic herbal preparations, screened against your existing medication before being layered onto conventional care.
What it is & how it works
Individually prescribed classical or proprietary Ayurvedic herbal preparations — churna (powders), kashayam (decoctions), ghrita (medicated ghee), and vati (tablets) among them — selected according to the patient's constitution (Prakriti) and presenting imbalance rather than dispensed as a fixed protocol for a named diagnosis.
How it's done
Prescribed following a consultation and constitutional/pulse assessment (Nadi Pariksha) by a qualified Ayurvedic physician; dosage, formulation, and duration are individualized and reviewed at periodic follow-up visits, with preparations sourced from manufacturers that provide quality and heavy-metal testing.
Conditions it treats
Why Brain Bridge
Herbal formulations are prescribed at Brain Bridge only within an individualized, physician-supervised plan, coordinated with — and screened against — any conventional medication a patient is already taking, and are never positioned as a replacement for medically necessary pharmacological or psychiatric treatment.
Evidence & safety
Modern evidence quality varies widely by formulation, from reasonably studied single herbs to combination preparations with limited controlled data. Sourcing quality and herb-drug interaction screening are treated as safety-critical.
Related questions
They can be, but only under a qualified practitioner's supervision — some herbs can interact with conventional drugs, and poorly sourced products have been found to contain contaminants such as heavy metals, which is why sourcing quality and interaction screening are treated as safety-critical.
Evidence quality varies widely by formulation — some single herbs have reasonable modern research behind them, while many combination preparations have limited controlled data — so they're prescribed as an individualized adjunct rather than a substitute for medically necessary treatment.