National Integrative Wellness
National Integrative Wellness
A structured, ethical, and monitored initiative designed to support national health outcomes through plant-based nutritional support, community wellness services, and collaboration with relevant ministries.
Built for partnership with the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Indigenous Medicine, hospitals, and NGOs—supporting low-income communities and strengthening preventive healthcare capacity.
To support the people of Sri Lanka with natural, accessible, life-enhancing nutritional and wellness interventions that strengthen immunity, improve quality of life, and promote sustainable national health development.
Sri Lanka faces rising chronic diseases, nutritional deficiencies, post-pandemic immune challenges, and environmental toxin exposure. Traditional Siddha and plant-based approaches can contribute complementary support within a regulated and monitored framework.
Knowing our roots is dedicated to the exposure, expression and explanation of our heritage, culture, wisdom, spirituality, religion, philosophy, language, literature and healing for a meaningful, integrated, sustainable, holistic, healthy lifestyle with respectful, non-exploiting relationship and interactions with our fellow humans, living beings, and Mother Nature in the name of ancient wisdom, the conflict free faith, cosmic truth and lifestyle.
This initiative respects Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage while aligning with modern public health governance, safety, and accountability.
All remedies and interventions are plant-based and non-invasive, designed to complement—not replace—modern medical care. Programs will follow ethical guidelines, transparency, and responsible communication to beneficiaries.
The initiative proposes clear monitoring, reporting, and evaluation mechanisms under relevant institutional guidance, including safety controls, quality standards, and structured program outcomes reporting.