Dr.M. Mohamed Sultan
Vamsha Vaidhya Award Winner
Category: Vamsha Bhushan
The Journey of RR AYURVEDA & SIDDHA HOSPITAL
History
We are successfully the 4th generation of Indian medicine practitioners. Each generation practiced different types of departments, not limiting themselves to the medical methods laid down by their forefathers. Because of my father’s broad vision, our family has more than 10 doctors who have studied the Indian system of medicine. We are very proud to dedicate our family to this Indian system of medicine.
Details of Ancestors
Generations of Vaidhyas
The Vision statement of Institution
Vision
The Indian System of Medicine is not just about traveling with the goal of curing diseases; we are well aware that this is a way of life. Accordingly, we are carrying out our treatment methods. In times to come, our goal will not only be to cure the diseases of mankind, but in the long-run, to educate people about disease-free approaches and guide them to wellness.
Torch Bearer
I have carried on the continuous flow of this lamp which my forefathers have lighted, like a continuous race without stopping anywhere. My aim is to improve the development of this field of medicine and pass it on to the next generation.
Your inspiration to choose Ayurveda
Even though all my forefathers worked in the field of siddha medicine, I was guided to study Ayurveda based on my father’s elaborate strategy. My father was well aware that instead of narrowing us down under one field, every child should choose to study each field and learn all the methods of medicine in the Indian medical system. Accordingly, I am proud to be the first Ayurvedic doctor in my family of medical heritage to be dedicated to Ayurvedic medicine.
Message to Youngsters
We already feel that the times ahead will be very challenging for global health. All these challenging situations have been entrusted to the young doctors of Indian Medicine. who have to use strategies as per the guidelines given by our Siddha’s & Acharya’s to handle all these challenging situations and save humanity. It is our prime duty to develop Indian medicine on par with modern medicine. I wish our young doctors realize that it is their duty to protect our tradition of Indian medicine from being destroyed.