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What is BAAAP? The British Association of Accredited Ayurvedic Practitioners (BAAAP) was established in 1999 as the professional affiliate of the British Ayurvedic Medical Council (BAMC) in order to promote Ayurveda in the west and to overcome regulatory restrictions and cultural prejudices that inhibit its integration within mainstream health care provision in the UK and elsewhere in Europe.
Our Mission "A Professional Ayurvedic Association devoted to voluntary service in spreading awareness and the establishment of an Authentic, Effective, Safe and Undiluted system of Ayurveda"
Aims and Objectives

To protect patients and members of the public by ensuring that Ayurvedic Medicine is only practiced by qualified and competent practitioners
To represent members and to promote the professional development of Ayurvedic practitioners
To encourage and support the conduct of high quality research into Ayurvedic therapies and treatment modalities
To ensure that safe and good quality Ayurvedic medicinal products are available to practitioners and patients

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