The Gut microbiota plays a crucial role in maintaining Immune system and homeostasis.உணவே மருந்து: மருந்தே உணவு , (unave marunthu, marunthe unavu) Food and medicine are practically inter-changeable . in fermented rice has the minerals of Selenium(Se=34). its antioxidant. Meera was thirty-eight when her body began to protest. Burning in the chest.Bloating after every meal.Sleepless nights.Fatigue that coffee…
Published by Dr. Pazhaniyappan BSMS, At twenty-eight, the body is supposed to be at its zenith. But for one young man, life had become a “Silent Storm.” Diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus (Neerizhivu), his condition had spiraled far beyond high blood sugar. He arrived at Rathna Siddha Hospital with a body in rebellion: a persistent dry…
Article written and published by Dr. S.Mithra BSMS.,M.D Regd No:3149 The Silent Organ That Holds the Key It began with something small.A little thirst.A little tiredness after meals. Raman, a 52-year-old school teacher, never imagined that a tiny organ hidden deep inside his abdomen—the pancreas—was struggling. Inside every human body lives an elegant biochemical story….
Health Clinical Research article published by Dr. Pazhaniyappan BSMS Gallbladder diseases have become increasingly common worldwide, often causing severe abdominal pain and life-threatening complications when untreated. Conditions such as cholecystitis, acute pancreatitis, and obstructive jaundice frequently occur together due to gallstone-related blockage in the bile ducts. A recent clinical case study from Rathna Siddha &…
HealthClinical ResearchBy Dr. Pazhaniyappan BSMS He did not walk into the hospital. He was carried to Rathna siddha hospital, Chennai. The 64 year old patient body had grown too weak to support him. His legs were swollen. His face was puffy. His appetite had disappeared. Sleep came in fragments. Even sitting upright required effort. He…
Research Article Dr.Pazhaniyappan BSMSpublished by Rathana Siddha & Herbal Research Centre, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India Abstract Fever without an identifiable source in infants younger than three months presents a significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenge due to immature immune responses and subtle clinical signs of serious infection. Although many cases are viral in origin, the risk of…
ISSUE DATE: Feb 1, 2026 | UPDATED: Jan 24, 2026 21:20 IST As the world searches for holistic, sustainable, and personalized healthcare, an ancient medical system from Tamil Nadu—Siddha medicine—is gaining renewed global attention. Rooted in over 6,000 years of Tamil civilization, Siddha medicine integrates physical, psychological, social, and spiritual health, offering a time-tested yet scientifically evolving approach to…
UPDATED: Feb 1, 2026 21:20 IST China’s population fell for a fourth consecutive year in 2025 as the birthrate plunged to a record low. The official data and experts warning tactics that range from cash subsidies to taxing condoms to eliminating a tax on matchmakers and day care centers. The world second most population ofChinais dropped…
When Fever Has No Name: Understanding Pyrexia of Unknown Through Siddha Medicine A science-focused conversation with Dr. V. Pazhaniyappan, BSMS, Rathna Siddha Hospital UPDATED: Feb 1, 2026 21:20 IST The Modern Medical Puzzle of Persistent Fever Fever is usually the body’s clear signal that something is wrong—and just as often, modern medicine is quick to find…
When Critical Care Meets Tradition An ICU Case That Challenges How We Think About Recovery Chennai | February 2015 On the evening of 13 February 2015, a woman in her mid-seventies slipped in the bathroom of her family home in Chennai. The fall resulted in a fracture of the femur and ankle, injuries common in…
