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Journey to Chathuragiri to find Siddha Mooligai

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At the top of Chathuragiri (April 12th, 2009)

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Korakkar Siddhar Cave of Chathuragiri

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Wayanad

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Vishnu Uppu collected from Rameshwaram Sea

Saturday, August 29, 2020

In a first in TN, Vellore Siddha centre to hold clinical trials for COVID-19 treatment
The Siddha special COVID care centre at the Thanthai Periyar Engineering College was launched on July 10 and since then, about 2,300 COVID patients were successfully treated



A Siddha special COVID care centre functioning in Vellore district has become the first such institution in the state to get the nod for clinical trials to treat the illness.

According to Vellore district collector A Shanmuga Sundaram, “Clinical Trial Registry of India (CTRI) has given the approval for clinical trial of Siddha medicine intervention at the care centre in Thanthai Periyar Engineering College (TPEC).”

“We are the first to conduct Siddha clinical study in Tamil Nadu with proper CTRI number,” he said on Saturday.

Shanmuga Sundaram said Vellore district has initiated efforts for clinical study of Siddha medicine for COVID treatment and is showing the way to other districts in fighting the global pandemic

The Siddha special COVID care centre in TPEC was launched on July 10 and since then, about 2,300 COVID patients were successfully treated.

“In the beginning, the trial will be held with twenty symptomatic patients. Later, it will be expanded,” said Dr S Susikannamma, district Siddha medical officer (DSMO).

Talking to The New Indian Express, she said, “The patients will be monitored for white blood cells count, platelets, oxygen level, lung saturation before and after treatment.”

The medicines administered to the patients will be Ashwagandha, Thalisathivadagam, Brahmananda bairavam tablets, Adathoda manapagu syrup and Adathoda decoction, the DSMO informed.

Pointing out that patients with oxygen level below 80 (mm Hg) too were successfully treated at the Siddha special COVID care centre, Susikannamma stated three such centres are functioning in Vellore, Tirupathur and Ranipet districts each.

Apart from the medicines, the patients will be undergo breathing exercises, yoga and steam inhalation too.

“The atmosphere in the Siddha special COVID care centres is soothing for the patients, making them forget that they have the virus. When you feel free, it gives relief to the mind and consequently to the body,” she noted

Friday, August 14, 2020

Siddha medicine proves effective for covid patients

Siddha  medicine proves effective for Covid patients 

Entrepreneurial approaches throgh siddha by Dr. Sivakumar by Zoom 31-05-2020, 11AM

Thursday, August 13, 2020

23 Siddha Covid care centres in Tamilnadu

23 Siddha COVID Care Centres in Tamil Nadu

1.Chennai - Jawahar Engineering College,Saligramam - 465 beds
2.Chennai - Dr. Ambedkar Government Arts College,Vyasarpadi - 225 beds
3.Theni - Mary Matha College of Arts and Science,Nallakaruppanpatti,Periyakulam - 100 beds
4.Tirunelveli - Government Siddha Medical College - 200 beds
5.Sivaganga - Swedish Mission Hospital,Tirupattur - 100 beds
6.Tenkasi - Sri Ram Nallamani Yadava Arts and Science College,Kodikurichi - 150 beds
7.Vellore - Thanthai Periyar Government Institute of Technology - 100 beds
8.Villupuram - Government Law College Ladies Hostel,Perumbakkam - 155 beds
9.Coimbatore - Codissia Complex - 100 beds
10.Tiruvannamalai - Old Government Hospital - 60 beds
11.Tirupattur - Government Polytechnic College Agraharam - 50 beds
12.Tiruvannamalai - Anna University,Arni - 80 beds
13.Tirunelveli - SCAD College of Engineering and Technology - 200 beds
14.Ranipet - Arcot Sri Mahalakshmi Women's College - 70 beds
15.Pudukkottai - Government Arts College for Women - 100 beds
16.Virudhunagar - AAA College of Engineering and Technology Hostel,Amathur-154 beds
17.Salem - Tamil Nadu State Agricultural Marketing Board Training Centre,Uthamacholapuram - 100 beds
18.Karur - Government Medical College Hospital Old Campus - 50 beds
19.Perambalur - Newly constructed residential complex for slum clearance in Kavulpalayam - 200 beds
20.Dindigul - Gandhigram University - 80 beds
21.Ramanathapuram - Syed Ammal Engineering College,Madurai-Rameswaram Road,Landai -
22.Ariyalur - Slum Clearance Residential Complex,Near Lakshmi Theatre-100 beds
23.Nagapattinam - EGS Pillay Engineering College,Old Nagore Road,Thethi-44 beds
24.Tirunelveli - Osborne Middle School,Palayamkottai

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

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siddha varmam for Covid 19 patients

Siddha Varmam Therapy for COVID 19 patients. 

Improvement steps to be taken in our old mother college.GSMC ,Tirunelveli. COVID 19-Siddha  special  care centres. 
   
Great step taken Respected District  collector Mam  and Principal Incharge
Prof.Dr.A.Manoharan.MD (Siddha),sir and RMO Dr. Ramasamy sir. and team of teachers and CRRI, PG Scholars also interestely take participates .

External  therapy for covid care center.
Varmam, Yogam, Fumigation, etc. 

COVID 19- positive cases in covid care center in siddha medical college 
@Palayamkottai,T.N. Two times given Kabasurakudineer and Siddha medicines. After completing the  course of treatment pts were  discharged  satisfactorily. .

COVID 19-Siddha.
 COVID care centres GSMC, Palayamkottai.

siddha covid centres, Govt Of Tamilnadu

siddha covid centres came up in all districts in Tamilnadu State

Siddha treatment centres for COVID-19 to come up in all districts
Health Minister C. Vijayabhaskar inspecting the COVID-19 treatment block, which he inaugurated at Pudukottai Government Medical College Hospital on Saturday.
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AUGUST 01, 2020 18:34 IST
UPDATED: AUGUST 01, 2020 18:34 IST
PUDUKOTTAI

All districts in the State would soon have exclusive Siddha care centres for treating COVID-19 patients, Health Minister C.Vijayabhaskar said here on Saturday.

Asymptomatic COVID 19 positive patients and those with mild symptoms are provided treatment at the Siddha care centres. So far about 75,000 COVID 19 patients have been treated under the Indian medicine system in Tamil Nadu.

“We have been offering integrated treatment to COVID 19 patients in Tamil Nadu and Indian medicine systems play an important role in it. AYUSH doctors too have been extending treatment to the patients with dedication. Already we have established exclusive Siddha care centres for treating COVID-19 patients at 18 places. Soon we will extend the facility to all districts,” Dr. Vijayabhasakar told reporters after inaugurating a 100-bedded Siddha Care Centre for treating COVID-19 patients in Pudukottai.

Traditional food items and herbal concoctions were being given as part of the treatment to the patients at the centre. “The diet and treatment system have been largely welcomed by patients,” he said and added that integrated treatment was being given for patients at the government medical college hospitals too.

Earlier, speaking after inaugurating 250-bedded exclusive COVID 19 block at the Pudukottai Government Medical College Hospital, Dr.Vijayabhaskar said Tamil Nadu had the carried out the maximum testing for COVID 19 in the country with as many as 26,58,138 persons being tested till Friday. So far, 1,83,956 persons have been treated and discharged, which testifies to the effectiveness of the integrated treatment provided to the patients.

Laying stress on early diagnosis, he appealed to the public to approach hospitals even in case of mild symptoms such as fever, cold, cough, loss of sense of smell/taste, throat or body pain. “Only when the lungs are affected that doctors have to struggle to save the patient. Patients should not delay approaching the hospital, least of all out of the fear of stigma,” he observed.

He also disclosed that private hospitals had been instructed to continue to extend all medical services to the public. Private hospitals recognised for COVID 19 treatment have been instructed not to charge anything extra from patients treated under the Chief Minister’s Comprehensive Health Insurance Scheme. Action will be taken against private hospitals which charge more than the government stipulated rates for COVID-19 treatment.

The three-storey building at the Pudukottai Government Medical College Hospital, built at a cost of ₹25 crore, has been converted into an exclusive COVID 19 treatment facility. It will have 250 beds, of which 100 were oxygenated

Siddha medicine proves effective for Covid Patients

Nearly 6,000 Covid patients cured through Siddha medicine in Tamil NaduSiddha treatment has helped to successfully treat 5,725 patients at 11 exclusive Siddha COVID-19 Care CentresThere is also a Kabusara tea concoction that was given to Covid positive patients which helped them to retain their lost sense of smellTopicsCoronavirus Tamil NaduCHENNAI : The traditional Siddha system of medicine has come in more than handy in the treatment of COVID-19 patients in Tamil Nadu with nearly 6,000 people being cured of the contagion in dedicated facilities across the state, official sources said on Monday.Siddha treatment has helped to successfully treat 5,725 patients at 11 exclusive Siddha COVID-19 Care Centres (CCC) in Tamil Nadu, including two in the metro, till August 7, the sources added.Chennai's Siddha CCC facilities at Jawahar Vidyalaya and Dr Ambedkar Government Arts College in Vyasarpadi, offering Siddha-based treatment for asymptomatic patients, handle high caseloads and they have treated nearly 3,200 patients as on August 7.While 434 patients are undergoing treatment in the two centres here, 715 persons are undergoing treatment at 12 Siddha CCC in the districts. Next to Chennai, Vellore has been handling the maximum number of positive cases, treating 1,258 people, sources pointed out.Apart from two Siddha CCCs in Theni, the exclusive centres function from Tiruvannamalai, Thachur, Vellore, Thirupathur, Ranipet, Tenkasi, Villupuram and Coimbatore. Two more centres were started at Salem and Pudukottai recently.Earlier, the state government had ordered "kabasura kudineer," a herbal concoction regarded as immune booster and capable of combating viral infections, to be included in the integrated approach. Chief Minister K Palaniswami had launched the 'Arokyam' special programme with AYUSH intervention for COVID-19 in April including Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy, to be included in the fight against COVID-19."It is very difficult to isolate the role of Siddha in treating the COVID-19 patients in order to quantify the percentage contributing to Tamil Nadu's recovery rate because Kabasura concoction is administered to patients, visitors and even medical professionals in all government CCCs in the state," said a senior official at the directorate of Indian Medicine.Moreover, Kabasura concoction is given regularly to the police, public and even the health and sanitation workers, as a precaution, he said.Mohammed Kasim, a ready-made garments outlet owner here, said "we are also apprehensive of the spread of the virus, but we take adequate precautions. In addition, we regularly consume Kabasura kudineer."According to an official with the Greater Chennai Corporation, the moment a Coronavirus positive case is identified, apart from disinfecting the area, "we distribute Kabasura concoction to all the families around the infected person's house. It is also given at the regular fever camps."Kritika of Pallavaram here, who lost her sense of smell, was quick to getting admitted to a Siddha CCC here."Within two days after consuming herbal tea and Kabasura concoction, I regained my sense of smell," she said and added that during her stay at the centre, she never felt like staying in a hospital."The doctors, nurses and those who served us food, were kind and caring," she added.A typical day at the Siddha CCC dawns with gargling using salt water, a session of Yoga, pranayama and mudra practice. The patients are also provided counselling.Their diet includes Thinai Pongal (a dish made with foxtail millet), Thuthuvalai thuvaiyal (Solanum Trilobatum), a medicinal plant food to address respiratory problems and Vazhaipoo poriyal (made with banana blossom).The patients are also given other herbal food preparation.As of Sunday, Tamil Nadu's cumulative tally of COVID- 19 cases stood at 2,96,901, including 2,38,638 recoveries

Nearly 6,000 Covid patients cured through Siddha medicine in Tamil NaduSiddha treatment has helped to successfully treat 5,725 patients at 11 exclusive Siddha COVID-19 Care CentresThere is also a Kabusara tea concoction that was given to Covid positive patients which helped them to retain their lost sense of smellTopicsCoronavirus Tamil NaduCHENNAI : The traditional Siddha system of medicine has come in more than handy in the treatment of COVID-19 patients in Tamil Nadu with nearly 6,000 people being cured of the contagion in dedicated facilities across the state, official sources said on Monday.Siddha treatment has helped to successfully treat 5,725 patients at 11 exclusive Siddha COVID-19 Care Centres (CCC) in Tamil Nadu, including two in the metro, till August 7, the sources added.Chennai's Siddha CCC facilities at Jawahar Vidyalaya and Dr Ambedkar Government Arts College in Vyasarpadi, offering Siddha-based treatment for asymptomatic patients, handle high caseloads and they have treated nearly 3,200 patients as on August 7.While 434 patients are undergoing treatment in the two centres here, 715 persons are undergoing treatment at 12 Siddha CCC in the districts. Next to Chennai, Vellore has been handling the maximum number of positive cases, treating 1,258 people, sources pointed out.Apart from two Siddha CCCs in Theni, the exclusive centres function from Tiruvannamalai, Thachur, Vellore, Thirupathur, Ranipet, Tenkasi, Villupuram and Coimbatore. Two more centres were started at Salem and Pudukottai recently.Earlier, the state government had ordered "kabasura kudineer," a herbal concoction regarded as immune booster and capable of combating viral infections, to be included in the integrated approach. Chief Minister K Palaniswami had launched the 'Arokyam' special programme with AYUSH intervention for COVID-19 in April including Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy, to be included in the fight against COVID-19."It is very difficult to isolate the role of Siddha in treating the COVID-19 patients in order to quantify the percentage contributing to Tamil Nadu's recovery rate because Kabasura concoction is administered to patients, visitors and even medical professionals in all government CCCs in the state," said a senior official at the directorate of Indian Medicine.Moreover, Kabasura concoction is given regularly to the police, public and even the health and sanitation workers, as a precaution, he said.Mohammed Kasim, a ready-made garments outlet owner here, said "we are also apprehensive of the spread of the virus, but we take adequate precautions. In addition, we regularly consume Kabasura kudineer."According to an official with the Greater Chennai Corporation, the moment a Coronavirus positive case is identified, apart from disinfecting the area, "we distribute Kabasura concoction to all the families around the infected person's house. It is also given at the regular fever camps."Kritika of Pallavaram here, who lost her sense of smell, was quick to getting admitted to a Siddha CCC here."Within two days after consuming herbal tea and Kabasura concoction, I regained my sense of smell," she said and added that during her stay at the centre, she never felt like staying in a hospital."The doctors, nurses and those who served us food, were kind and caring," she added.A typical day at the Siddha CCC dawns with gargling using salt water, a session of Yoga, pranayama and mudra practice. The patients are also provided counselling.Their diet includes Thinai Pongal (a dish made with foxtail millet), Thuthuvalai thuvaiyal (Solanum Trilobatum), a medicinal plant food to address respiratory problems and Vazhaipoo poriyal (made with banana blossom).The patients are also given other herbal food preparation.As of Sunday, Tamil Nadu's cumulative tally of COVID- 19 cases stood at 2,96,901, including 2,38,638 recoveries

Focus

To rejuvenate the medical system of the most ancient civilization and most ancient language of the indian subcontinent in God's own counry which originated from the Kamandalu(Sacret pot) of Agasthiyar who lived in Agasthiyarkudam and attained Samadhi in Ananthasayanam (Thiruvananathapuram)

Siddha Medicine - A gift for the human being from Siddhars !

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