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     Siddha, originating in South India, is one of the world's oldest healing systems. It blends ancient medicinal practices with spiritual discipline and has its roots in the culture of ancient Tamil civilization, as mentioned in the Tamil "Sangam literature." Practitioners, known as Siddhars, played a crucial role in Siddha medicine. Notable figures like Agasthiyar, considered the father of Siddha medicine, and the Eighteen Siddhars made significant contributions. They traveled to remote villages, treated the sick, and documented their knowledge on palm leaves, passing it down to their followers who continued this tradition.

     What sets Siddha apart is that its practitioners were not driven by money; they lived without pursuing material gains. Their main focus was on preserving and prolonging life, based on the belief that following the laws of nature was essential. Siddha procedures, involving the use of herbs, were simple and practiced by our grandparents for their effectiveness and affordability. Siddhars also emphasized the body's natural ability to heal itself, shaping a medical system centered on enhancing this natural healing process. Integral to Siddha medicine is a holistic approach that combines various methods to promote overall well-being. It's a timeless tradition that blends ancient wisdom with an understanding of the body's inherent capacity for healing and renewal.