Nithya Chaithanya Kalari

Kalari Treatment at NC Kalari Delhi

Under the supervision of experienced Traditioanal Kalari Marma Physicians we provide various treatments for many chronic diseases. Treatments include internal and external medications. Physicians will be deciding the suitable treatments or therapies for the ailments of each patient.This peculiar treatment is administered seeing the vital force in each marma(vital area) on the patient's body.


Kalari Marma Chikitsa (Traditional classical treatment based on vital points of the body)

This is one of the most ancient treatment system based on the vital points of the body and it evolved along with the development of martial arts which was essential to keep the country’s freedom at that time and all the times where more injuries and casualties were happened. The masters of the Kalari (the combat training school) were good physicians too. They developed a scientific and systematic treatment stream and preserved it through their disciples. As any injury to marma is very dangerous, the Kalari Physicians transferred this knowledge very confidentially and still continues the system.

  • Raksha Thirummu – Massage with hands and feet for treating different ailments along with internal medications

  • Kachcha Thirummu – Massage with feet for vigor, vitality, strength and flexibility. For martial artists, sports persons, dancers, etc.

  • Sukha Thirummu – Massage for relaxation and rejuvenation for normal persons without diseases

We do have the life membership in Sports Medicines Association of India for managing sports injuries

14 days Kalari System of Chavutti Thirummal

(Foot Massage / Sports Massage Therapy) Treatment Program)

Kalari, traditionally known as Kalarippayattu is one of India's traditional martial and medical arts dating back at least to the 4th century AD. This ancient art form is a cultural practice, which interweaves the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual aspects of life. At the root, Kalari is a psycho-physiological system that demands the practitioner to go through years of preparation and practice in order to achieve balance and strength in the body as a whole – internally (spiritually) and externally (physically). At the next level this is a highly and effective form of armed and unarmed combat that is based on attacking and defending the body's vital spots. This knowledge is then used for fighting and healing. In more general terms, Kalari is considered as a streetwise form of self defense comparable to the better known styles of martial arts, such as Kung Fu.

Chavutti Thirummal (Within this treatment have twofolds):
  • To maintain the inner fluidity of the body by balancing the three humours – wind (vata), phlegm (kapha) and fire (pitta) in accordance with Ayurvedic principles.
  • To add flexibility and strength to the muscles, joints and ligaments.