伝統医学と臨床自然療法

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A Shot note on Siddha traditional system of medicine

Salvatore Chirumbolo

Siddha medication, conventional means of recuperating that began in South India and is viewed as probably India's most established medication. The Siddha framework depends on a mix of antiquated restorative practices and otherworldly teaches as well as speculative chemistry and mystery. It is remembered to have created during the Indus human advancement, which thrived somewhere in the range of 2500 and 1700 BCE. As per this hypothesis, it came to South India when the Dravidian public (speakers of Dravidian dialects), who might have been the first occupants of the Indus valley, relocated toward the south