Aththi vithai (or Cluster Fig seed) comes from the Ficus racemosa tree, which is known for its distinctive red, furry figs that grow directly from the trunk. The term can refer to the dried seeds of this fruit and is traditionally used in powder form, which has various medicinal properties, and is described as mildly laxative, digestive, and beneficial for conditions like piles. The seeds are also noted for their high potassium content and various minerals. 

• Digestive health: It is considered a mild laxative and is used to aid digestion.
• Piles: It is traditionally used in a steam bath to treat painful or swollen piles (hemorrhoids).
• General wellness: It is used in traditional practices to support overall wellness and is rich in beneficial nutrients.