Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
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See what's new on our blog to find out about how Kalari Chikitsa, Ayurveda, and massage can help you. Kalari Ayurveda Centre specialises in Ayurveda and Kalari Chikitsa to relieve your aches, pains & injuries, & to enhance your overall health.
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
One of the most important tools in Kalari Chikitsa and Ayurvedic treatments is the treatment table itself. Known as a Droni it is hand carved from a single piece of medicinal wood ..read more
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
Heat therapy is an important method for pain relief used in Ayurveda and Kalari Chikitsa. The therapeutic use of heat relieves pain, decreases muscle spasm, relaxes muscle tension and can increase range of motion ..read more
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
Ayurvedic herbal medicine is used to enhance the benefits of your treatment. Our specialised herbal formulas relieve pain and stiffness, reduce inflammation and swelling, and help tissue regenerate ..read more
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
We use a wide variety of herbal oils in our treatments for pain and injury management. The herbal oils used and their applicaton will depend on the location, stage and cause of your condition. The correct choice of oil is vital in the effectiveness of traditional Ayurvedic treatments ..read more
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
At Kalari Ayurveda Centre, marma applications are an important part of our treatments for injuries and pain-related conditions. Our method of marma applications comes from the martial arts tradition in Kerala, southern India ..read more
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
Traditional Indian medicine gives a guide for how pain manifests in your body, and how it can make you more susceptible to injuries ..read more
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2y ago
Kizhi is a technique used in the management of various pain-related conditions affecting the musculoskeletal and neuromuscular systems. A Kizhi is a poultice that is densely packed with herbal ingredients. There are many varieties of Kizhi and the name is given based on the ingredients tied within the poultice ..read more
Kalari Ayurveda Centre Blog
2y ago
For the ancient warriors of Kerala, Kalari Chikitsa treatments were of primary importance to survival on the battlefield. Today, whilist no longer on the battlefield, the martial artists still use these treatments to support the strenuous daily training required to master their art ..read more
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2y ago
Herbal medicine has always been a part of Kalaripayattu, the traditional martial art of Kerala. For a Kalaripayattu student, traditional medicine making is an integral element of their physical and mental training ..read more