Koelaim

Koelaim is a term used to describe a traditional and ancient form of medicine practiced in Kerala, India. The word 'koelaim' translates to'mantra' or 'treatment with mantras' in Malayalam, a local language.

This holistic approach of medicine dates back to the ancient times and involves the use of mantras, meditation, and herbal treatments to diagnose and cure various health disorders. Practitioners of Koelaim believe that the mind, body, and spirit are connected, and that physical ailments can often be attributed to an imbalance in the person's 'chakras', or energy centers.

Koelaim is often performed by trained Vaidyars (Ayurvedic practitioners), who use the principles of Ayurveda to identify the root cause of the disease and then apply the appropriate treatment. Treatments may include the use of a variety of herbal remedies, dietary changes, yoga, and meditation practices.

One of the key principles of Koelaim is the focus on preventative care rather than treatment of illness once it has developed. Practitioners of Koelaim believe that by adopting a balanced lifestyle and making informed lifestyle choices, individuals can avoid many common ailments and maintain overall well-being.

Despite its ancient origins, Koelaim continues to be practiced in modern times, particularly in India and among those who place a strong emphasis on holistic and natural forms of medicine.